Pressed Flowers Floating Frames with double paned glass
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11x14" Float Frame
Double panel glass Wedding Flower Preservation available in white or black frame competitions price $550.00 SALE PRICE $450.00 |
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16x20" Float Frame
Double panel glass Wedding Flower Preservation available in white or black frame competitions price $750.00 SALE PRICE $650.00 |
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18x24" Float Frame
Double panel glass Wedding Flower Preservation available in white or black frame competitions price $950.00 SALE PRICE $850.00 |
Capture the Essence of Your Wedding with Pressed Flower Frames
Why Opt for Pressed Flower Frames for Your Wedding Keepsake?
Transforming your wedding bouquet into a pressed flower frame is a beautiful way to commemorate your special day. At Preserved Keepsakes, we specialize in crafting exquisite pieces that reflect your unique love story.
Why Opt for Pressed Flower Frames for Your Wedding Keepsake?
Transforming your wedding bouquet into a pressed flower frame is a beautiful way to commemorate your special day. At Preserved Keepsakes, we specialize in crafting exquisite pieces that reflect your unique love story.
Questions:
Simplified Reservation Process: Priority for Your Special Day
To ensure we can preserve your bouquet, we recommend making a reservation. While we understand that flower preservation might be a last-minute thought, securing your spot guarantees priority in our service queue.
1. How to start the process? Fill out a question box at the bottom of any of our web pages on the website here. Here you will fill in your wedding date and in the comments ask us if this date is available to have your bouquet pressed.
2. You will receive confirmation regarding your wedding date and availability. Most dates fill up so it’s a good idea to reserve your flower preservation early.
3. A deposit is required to reserve your date. Cash or e-transfer is fine. Once we receive the $100 deposit your preservation will be reserved and we will email you an information kit that answers all your questions. Ask us what email to send your e-transfer to. Final payment is due two-four weeks after we receive your bouquet. At this time we will create a layout for your approval. Once approved you will be billed your remaining invoice balance to be paid in full before the final keepsake is made.
Preparing and Delivering Your Bouquet
For the best preservation results, we recommend sending your bouquet to us within 1-4 days following your wedding. Here’s how to keep your flowers in top condition:
• Maintain Freshness: Store your bouquet in water and keep it in a cool environment.
• Delivery Methods:
Hand Delivery: You can personally bring your bouquet to our location in London.
We also have a bouquet pick up service available for the GTA to London corridor for a fee of $50.
Shipping: If you choose to ship your flowers, please follow our comprehensive packing instructions here. For fresh delivery, overnight express shipping through FedEx, Purolator, or
UPS is highly recommended.
What to Expect During the Preservation Process
Upon receiving your bouquet, we carefully preserve it using the following steps:
1. Assessment: We handpick the finest flowers from your bouquet for pressing.
2. Pressing: Your flowers will be pressed within 24 hours using traditional slow pressure techniques, a process that takes about 8 weeks.
3. Design and Color Enhancement: We reconstruct your flowers, enhancing their colors when necessary to ensure they remain vibrant. All flowers will fade color with time so color enhancement helps to slow the process down and keep your beautiful pressed flower frame looking fresh as the years pass.
4. Turnaround Time: You can expect your pressed flower frame to be ready within 8-12 months, depending on the time of year.
Embracing Natural Color Changes
It’s essential to understand that flowers will naturally change color during the drying process. For instance:
• White flowers may preserve to an ivory or yellow hue.
• Pink blooms often preserve into a mauve shade.
• Peach flowers may become more pinkish.
While we strive to maintain the original beauty of your bouquet, some color variations are part of the nature beauty of pressed flowers.
Common Questions About Flower Preservation
• What is the expected time frame for preservation?
The entire process typically takes around 8-12 months, varying based on the month you drop off your bouquet.
• Are all flower types suitable for pressing?
Most flowers can be preserved, but some may not be ideal for pressing. We will do our best to look at your bouquet creatively to find many options to include as many as we can.
• How should I care for my pressed flower frame?
Pressed flowers will color fade with time but keeping your pressed frame out of the sun will prolong its life. Sun and humidity are not friends of your pressed flower frame. Keep it out of bright direct sunlight and high humidity rooms like the bathroom or kitchen.
Enjoy your artwork while appreciating the natural aging of the petals. We do our
Best to color enhance those petals that will loose their color quickly but all petals will fade with age.
Simplified Reservation Process: Priority for Your Special Day
To ensure we can preserve your bouquet, we recommend making a reservation. While we understand that flower preservation might be a last-minute thought, securing your spot guarantees priority in our service queue.
1. How to start the process? Fill out a question box at the bottom of any of our web pages on the website here. Here you will fill in your wedding date and in the comments ask us if this date is available to have your bouquet pressed.
2. You will receive confirmation regarding your wedding date and availability. Most dates fill up so it’s a good idea to reserve your flower preservation early.
3. A deposit is required to reserve your date. Cash or e-transfer is fine. Once we receive the $100 deposit your preservation will be reserved and we will email you an information kit that answers all your questions. Ask us what email to send your e-transfer to. Final payment is due two-four weeks after we receive your bouquet. At this time we will create a layout for your approval. Once approved you will be billed your remaining invoice balance to be paid in full before the final keepsake is made.
Preparing and Delivering Your Bouquet
For the best preservation results, we recommend sending your bouquet to us within 1-4 days following your wedding. Here’s how to keep your flowers in top condition:
• Maintain Freshness: Store your bouquet in water and keep it in a cool environment.
• Delivery Methods:
Hand Delivery: You can personally bring your bouquet to our location in London.
We also have a bouquet pick up service available for the GTA to London corridor for a fee of $50.
Shipping: If you choose to ship your flowers, please follow our comprehensive packing instructions here. For fresh delivery, overnight express shipping through FedEx, Purolator, or
UPS is highly recommended.
What to Expect During the Preservation Process
Upon receiving your bouquet, we carefully preserve it using the following steps:
1. Assessment: We handpick the finest flowers from your bouquet for pressing.
2. Pressing: Your flowers will be pressed within 24 hours using traditional slow pressure techniques, a process that takes about 8 weeks.
3. Design and Color Enhancement: We reconstruct your flowers, enhancing their colors when necessary to ensure they remain vibrant. All flowers will fade color with time so color enhancement helps to slow the process down and keep your beautiful pressed flower frame looking fresh as the years pass.
4. Turnaround Time: You can expect your pressed flower frame to be ready within 8-12 months, depending on the time of year.
Embracing Natural Color Changes
It’s essential to understand that flowers will naturally change color during the drying process. For instance:
• White flowers may preserve to an ivory or yellow hue.
• Pink blooms often preserve into a mauve shade.
• Peach flowers may become more pinkish.
While we strive to maintain the original beauty of your bouquet, some color variations are part of the nature beauty of pressed flowers.
Common Questions About Flower Preservation
• What is the expected time frame for preservation?
The entire process typically takes around 8-12 months, varying based on the month you drop off your bouquet.
• Are all flower types suitable for pressing?
Most flowers can be preserved, but some may not be ideal for pressing. We will do our best to look at your bouquet creatively to find many options to include as many as we can.
• How should I care for my pressed flower frame?
Pressed flowers will color fade with time but keeping your pressed frame out of the sun will prolong its life. Sun and humidity are not friends of your pressed flower frame. Keep it out of bright direct sunlight and high humidity rooms like the bathroom or kitchen.
Enjoy your artwork while appreciating the natural aging of the petals. We do our
Best to color enhance those petals that will loose their color quickly but all petals will fade with age.