Personalized Signature Forever Loved Bouquet Box

As with any floral preservation process, natural plant colors vary and may change slightly overtime. To ensure your bouquet stays in tip top condition, we recommended keeping it in a stable location out of direct sunlight.

You may cancel any order within 3 days of purchase and will be fully refunded. Should you decide to cancel and have already shipped your florals or garments to us, we will promptly ship your items back to you. However, you will be required to pay for shipping and a 10% handling fee for your return. Refunds will be processed within 5-10 business days in full after an order has been cancelled within the cancellation period. Due to the nature of our services, we do not offer exchanges. 

​Our goal is to delight you with memorable art uniquely made with pieces from your wedding for you to treasure for a lifetime. We understand the delicacy of each keepsake from your big day and thank you for trusting us with your business. If for any reason you aren't completely satisfied with your order, please contact us and we will do our best to resolve unforeseen issues to the best of our ability. 

We embody flower pressing and assemblage to create one of a kind 3-dimensional bridal keepsakes with modern design in mind. Our preservation process involves a series of steps that intertwine various floral design methods, giving you a truly unique work of art inspired by your wedding day. Pressed floral art is the process of drying flowers and flattening, or pressing, their petals and leaves. Pressing flowers is the most effective way to omit light and extrude moisture, resulting in preserving the natural color and beauty of the flower.

Assemblage is a 3-dimensional creative design made by the artist combining natural material and unrelated elements into an integrated whole. We preserve whole flowers in their natural shape and layer them with pressed flowers into a shadow box frame. You can think of assemblage as a 3D collage. The use of assemblage to make art dates back to Pablo Picasso’s cubist constructions from 1912. One of Picasso’s famous pieces made from scraps of wood and tablecloth, glued and painted together, is his Still Life, 1914. Assemblage results in your flowers being preserved more asthetically, creating a one of a kind 3D bouquet display!