Question 1

Do I have to book in advance?

Accepted Answer

We strongly recommend booking in advance as we get very busy, however, we do appreciate some events can be last minute so simply get in touch and we will always do our best to fit you in. We require a £50 deposit to 'save the date'.

Question 2

How soon do you need to receive the flowers?

Accepted Answer

The sooner the better! The fresher your flowers are when they reach us the easier they are to preserve.

Question 3

Will my preserved flowers look the same as the original flowers?

Accepted Answer

Moisture is extracted when you preserve flowers. This does mean that there can be colour, texture and shape change. The results will depend on the variety, condition and colour to which we can't control. We strongly recommend you read our terms of business before placing an order as these will explain the full imperfections that can take place during the drying and resin process.

Question 4

How long does flower preservation take?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the size of your order and size of the piece you have ordered. We state in our terms up to 6 months, this just gives us plenty of time to perfect our work but it is in our interest to finish your flower pieces as soon as possible.

Question 5

Can I add non floral items?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! We can add small touches such as a laminated photo, cork, jewellery, tiara, cake topper, booties, biscuits and other small items which we will discuss with you prior to starting your piece. Anything that has print on it we either laminate or protect with a sealable bag as the ink can run. All non-items are at your risk as we are not resin experts and we don't always know how an item will respond. Please read our terms and conditions in full before placing an order.

Question 6

Can I preserve just 1 flower?

Accepted Answer

Of course! We preserve anything from 1 flower to a whole bouquet and everything in between.

Question 7

How long will my preserved flowers last?

Accepted Answer

They will last years and years so long as you treat them well. Ensure not to display in direct sunlight as the light can distort the clear resin. Flowers will definitely change colour over time, no matter how you are preserving them you will always encounter colour change.

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