*Floating Frame* Pressed Wedding Bouquet
With this option, your flowers will be framed in a standard floating frame with a clear background so the flowers appear to be “floating”. Your flowers will be pressed down flat to dry using traditional flower presses and this process takes about 6-8 weeks to complete. Depending on the type of flower, we may deconstruct them for pressing and glue them back together for framing. Customize your frame to your liking by choosing the design style and frame color.
There is the option of color correcting pressed flowers that can be purchased separately. This is the process of adding a natural tint to the petals and leaves in the original color to combat the fading process. For more information on color correcting and flower fading, please see our FAQ.
With this option, your flowers will be framed in a standard floating frame with a clear background so the flowers appear to be “floating”. Your flowers will be pressed down flat to dry using traditional flower presses and this process takes about 6-8 weeks to complete. Depending on the type of flower, we may deconstruct them for pressing and glue them back together for framing. Customize your frame to your liking by choosing the design style and frame color.
There is the option of color correcting pressed flowers that can be purchased separately. This is the process of adding a natural tint to the petals and leaves in the original color to combat the fading process. For more information on color correcting and flower fading, please see our FAQ.
With this option, your flowers will be framed in a standard floating frame with a clear background so the flowers appear to be “floating”. Your flowers will be pressed down flat to dry using traditional flower presses and this process takes about 6-8 weeks to complete. Depending on the type of flower, we may deconstruct them for pressing and glue them back together for framing. Customize your frame to your liking by choosing the design style and frame color.
There is the option of color correcting pressed flowers that can be purchased separately. This is the process of adding a natural tint to the petals and leaves in the original color to combat the fading process. For more information on color correcting and flower fading, please see our FAQ.