Wedding Bouquet Preservation
The Process & Timeline
Preserving your bouquet is a delicate and thoughtful process that takes time and care. Here’s how it works:
1. Flower Collection (within 3 days of your wedding):
I’ll collect your bouquet within three days of your wedding—either directly from your venue in Byron Bay or via express post if you're located elsewhere. Keeping the flowers fresh in those first few days is key to achieving the best results.
2. Drying (approx. 3–4 weeks):
Once I receive your bouquet, I carefully dry each flower using a method that helps retain their colour and structure. This stage usually takes about a month, depending on the types of flowers and weather conditions.
3. Designing Your Piece:
Before I begin assembling your preserved piece, we’ll chat about your vision—whether you’d like a frame, or something custom. I’ll also check in during the process to make sure everything reflects your style and preferences.
4. Final Touches & Delivery:
Once your piece is complete, I’ll be in touch to arrange delivery. If you're local to Byron Bay, you’re welcome to pick it up. Otherwise, I’ll carefully package and post it to you anywhere in Australia.
Making it yours
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Each preserved bouquet is as unique as the person it belongs to. I work closely with you to create a one-of-a-kind keepsake that reflects your style, your story, and the feeling of your special day.
Customisation Options Include:
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Design Style: Choose from modern 3D frames, glass domes, open box displays, or smaller keepsake items like trays or ornaments.
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Layout: You can opt for a natural flowing arrangement, a more structured layout, or include just a selection of your favourite blooms.
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Add-Ons: Personal touches can be added, such as your ribbon, a name/date plaque, buttonholes, or even a small photo or printed vow snippet.
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Colour Themes: I’ll work with your bouquet’s original colours or we can coordinate with your home décor style if you have something in mind.
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We’ll chat before I begin to make sure you’re happy with the vision—and I’ll keep you in the loop along the way.
