Don’t Know What to Do With Your Bouquet?

It is important to keep your bouquet hydrated on the day of the event. Do not toss your bouquet, we suggest ordering a toss or possibly tossing a maid bouquet. When not in use keep the bouquet in a vase up until shipping. Some bruising is unavoidable and will add character to your finished pieces.

Yes, we have preserved flowers as old as 13 years old! If you have a bouquet that’s packed away we can create a beautiful work of art that you can display. If you are unsure if we can preserve your flower, you can send pictures to [email protected]

We will send you a simple, step-by-step document explaining how to get your flowers to us safely and quickly. We ship across the US but are based in White Hall, MD.

We do have a local drop-off/pickup option which is preferred for the condition of the flowers. Just shoot us an email at [email protected] to arrange details.

No, we cannot preserve succulents, hypericum berries, or dusty miller. Due to the high water content in these (along with others) blooms, they will not dry well, and we will omit them. Feel free to send silk succulents along with your bouquet and we will be happy to incorporate those. 

Upon arrival, we will assess every one of your flowers carefully and will pick the most beautiful and healthy blooms/greenery to include in your designs! If you are wanting to get the most out of your flowers, we suggest upgrading the size of the resin block. We do not ship extra flowers back.

It is very important to NOT place your bouquet in the freezer or fridge! A residential-grade fridge is not good for your flowers, and a freezer is simply too cold! After removing your flowers from a freezer, the flowers will droop, rot and mold very quickly. We do not accept bouquets that have been placed in the freezer. If your bouquet has been tossed or rotted, no need to fear! Simply send us a picture of your fresh bouquet, and for an additional fee, we will create a mini version of your wedding bouquet, and we can preserve that!