Question 1

How does shipping flowers work if I am outside of Utah?

Accepted Answer

If you're outside of Utah, there are a few extra steps when it comes to getting your flowers to us but no worries, we work with out of state clients all the time! When you book with us there is an optional add on for a "shipping kit" where we send you a package full of sustainable supplies needed to ship your flowers to us. Regardless of if you bought the kit or not, we will send out a detailed video tutorial after you purchase on how to best package your flowers for safe shipping. Fresh flowers will need to ship with Next Day or 2-day air Shipping and dried flowers can just ship standard.

Question 2

How far in advance do I need to book?

Accepted Answer

We suggest booking within 6 months of your event to ensure we can get you all the updated information and product options. We can take your order up to 3 days after the event. If it is any later than that, we ask that you send us a photo of the current state of your flowers so we can determine if they are still in workable condition.

Question 3

How long will my pressed flowers last?

Accepted Answer

As long as you take care of your frame, your flowers will last forever! But please be aware that your blooms WILL fade overtime. We don't use any dies, preservatives, or chemical enhancements during the preserving process. We love what Mother Nature does to the aging of the flowers and we believe it tells a beautiful story. Make sure to keep your flowers away from direct sunlight and away from any humid areas (ex. the bathroom). If you follow those steps, your flowers should stay around forever. Happy day!

Question 4

Can you press succulents?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We can indeed press succulents. Because of the extra time and attention they need, we may charge an additional $20 succulent fee depending on the amount your bouquet contains (typically 3+). If you would rather not pay the fee, then we would suggest removing them from your bouquet before sending it to us. Repot the succulents and enjoy them in your home instead!

Question 5

Do you accept all white bouquets?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do! With a few exceptions. White flowers are extremely fragile and require a lot more attention when it comes to pressing. White flowers tend to brown easily, turning creme and blonde instead of bright white. If you have an all white bouquet, we require that you have a variety of white flowers and greenery. We don't accept bouquets of just one type of flower (e.g., long-stemmed white roses.) If you have a bouquet like this, we'd love to work with your flowers using our dried shadow box option! Drying white flowers instead of pressing them allows them enough air to retain their brilliance a bit better.

Question 6

What do you do with the leftover pressed flowers?

Accepted Answer

We strive to include each flower, but more often than not, there isn't enough space for every single element of the bouquet. Our specific design style avoids overcrowding the frame, instead spacing out the pieces to create a true work of art. If a client requests to have the leftover flowers returned with the final piece, we are always happy to do so! However, in the absence of such a request, we add them to our stockpile for future reuse.

Question 7

What is art glass?

Accepted Answer

Art glass is the highest quality glass in the industry. Art glass provides exceptional clarity, anti-reflective properties, and 99% UV protection helping your flowers retain their vibrancy for longer than our standard glass! If you choose to add on art glass you can purchase the front pane or both panes of glass (only the front pane will make a huge difference but we like to let our clients choose which they would prefer). If you don't opt to upgrade to art glass, your piece will be framed with two standard panes of glass on the front & the back.

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