FLOWER PRESERVATION

I know the whole deal about preserving your bridal bouquet is confusing. so here is the real scoop. Sorry, there are no fairies, magic wands nor one magical machine that preserves the flowers just as Mother Nature created.

You have probably heard the words: preserved flowers, pressed flowers, freeze-dried flowers and dried flowers thinking each is a different concept. Regardless, of the method all preserved flowers must have the water extracted. The moisture in flowers should be removed as quickly and effectively as possible to deter the mold process and to maintain the basic cellular structure as much as possible.

FACTS & TIPS ABOUT PRESERVING FLOWERS:

DO NOT FREEZE YOUR FLOWERS
Freezing will destroy the flowers, the fresher the flowers the better the results.

REGARDLESS OF THE PRESERVATION TECHNIQUE FLOWERS WILL SLIGHTLY CHANGE IN COLOR AND SHAPE. Part of preservation is to design the bouquet in a protective frame or glass encasement.

MOST FLORIST ARE NOT FLOWER PRESERVATIONIST. Your florist may be able to recommend a floral preservationist.

MOST TRADITIONAL WEDDING FLOWERS DO NOT FARE WELL USING THE AIR DRY METHOD. Most flowers including orchids, lilies and roses will turn brown, mold and fall apart.
The best and most effective method is to take the bouquet apart and preserve the flowers separately.
It is advisable that a floral preservationist be proficit in several preserving techniques due to the fact many flowers may require a specific preservation method. Some flowers may need color enhancement and petal reinforcement.
Wedding items such as the invitation, photos, the garter, the champagne glasses are just few of the items that may be included in your keepsake. Prices to preserve your beautiful bouquet will vary depending on your frame or glass case selection. Generally the cost of preserving your flowers is relatively very low given lifetime of enjoyment.

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