Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

How Your Preservation Works

How does this work?

First, order your preservation. Enjoy your event. Then ship your bouquet fresh to Pleasant Grove, UT. After the pressing process, get a pressed bouquet in a beautiful display.

How do I safely ship my bouquet to Pressed Bouquet?

Follow our shipping instructions.

Why do I need to overnight ship my bouquet?

Flowers can only press fresh. They wilt if they are not overnightted.

Any tips for shipping ease?

Yes, your event planner can ship your bouquet, or you can designate a friend to help.

How can I make shipping my bouquet cheaper?

Smaller boxes are cheaper to ship than bigger boxes. To use a smaller box, cut the stems down to 6”. You can also use sites like Shippo and Pirate Ship to get discount codes.

How do I know my bouquet is safe?

You get an email when we have your bouquet.

When do I place my order?

Place your order in advance. We accept orders from 6 months in advance to the day of your wedding.

How long does it take to preserve my bouquet?

Pressing flowers takes 3-4 months. Shadow boxes for already dried bouquets take 2 weeks.

How long does a preservation last?

Sunlight can fade colors after 4-7 years. To make your display last longer, we use the same paper and glass as museums: 99+UVglass and calcium buffered paper. Keep your preservation out of direct sunlight and humidity and it will last many years.

What will my flowers look like?

It is always different. All flowers change in the press. Colors darken. Centers can brown. Sometimes pinks go to purples. Every flower is unique. Your bouquet’s artist will test, measure, and combine flowers to show vibrancy, story, and texture in your display.

What flowers work best?

Healthy flowers press best. Dainty flowers press well. Roses look great and full. Bouquets with vibrant colors and a variety of textures have an impact. We don’t press succulents (they hold too much water).

How do I get the best looking display possible?

Send a healthy bouquet. When not held, keep your bouquet out of sunlight and in a vase of clean water. Send more flowers from your wedding day, they tend to be touched less, and overnight ship your bouquet the day after your event. Your bouquet’s artist will do the rest.

Do you press all white bouquets?

Yes, we recommend a glass float backing because it will show better. White flowers turn into cream, gold, and brown.

What frame would look best with my bouquet?

A hardwood frame in oak fits most bouquets. If your bouquet has deep, dark colors, a white or black frame can look great. You can get more specific ideas in this blog post or contact us.

Do you have anything for if my bouquet is already dried?

Yes, if your bouquet is already dried, we can put your bouquet in a shadow box. Already dried bouquet shipping is cheaper, and you’ll get your display back sooner than a pressed frame.

Can I send a fresh recreation of my original bouquet?

Yes, you can commemorate your special day with a new bouquet. Ask the florist to send it to us, and we’ll press it.

Do you use any chemicals or dyes?

We do not use chemicals or dyes.

Do I get back any ribbons, vases, etc. I send?

No, any vases, ribbons, etc. will not be returned.

Can I put a photograph/invitation in my bouquet preservation?

Yes, put your photograph or invitation in a stiff envelope in the same box as your bouquet. Let us know it is in there with a note.

What is your cancellation policy?

Orders can be canceled and fully reimbursed before we get your bouquet. If we get your bouquet and it is unusable, you can still cancel your order and get your payment back minus $45 dollars for receiving. Preservations are custom and cannot be returned.

What if my preservation display arrives damaged?

Send a picture. We will work with you to make it right.

How much does a pressed bouquet cost?

You pay for shipping your bouquet and the preservation service. We recommend UPS. Shipping Rates can be estimated with UPS’s Shipping Calculator https://www.theupsstore.com/tools/estimate-shipping-cost . Our zip code is Pleasant Grove, UT 84062. An average bouquet weighs 7lbs and fits into a 15” cube box. We pay to ship the complete preservation to you.

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