FAQ's
How do I book in my preservation?
Please fill-out the enquiry form and we’ll get in touch to organise a deposit to lock in your preservation.
How long does it take to preserve flowers in resin?
The flower drying and preserving process can take up to 21 days. We then cast and pour the resin in stages, allowing it to fully cure before they’re ready for pick up or postage.
Turnaround time for resin is currently between 4-6 months.
How do I send my flowers to you?
There are a few steps to take to help your flowers reach us in the best possible condition.
Following your wedding keep your flowers in fresh water in a cool dark room. Change the water each day before posting. Post your flowers out to us as soon as possible. We recommend posting within 3 days.
When posting wrap the flower stems in wet paper towel, then secure the paper towel with cling-wrap or foil.
Put the stems in a plastic pot, jar or vase, something they can stand in to keep them upright.
Place the flowers and vase in a large shipping box standing upright. Fill around the vase using something light like bubble wrap to keep them secure and upright. Take care not to damage the flowers. Please do not cover the top of your flowers with bubble wrap as they will suffocate.
Please include your name on the original booking inside the box or on the postage label.
Label the box with your name, marking it as fragile and send via Express Post.
OR
Drop off in-person at our home studio in Doncaster East.
Will the colour and shape remain the same in my flowers?
Every flower will change slight in one way or another. It completely depends on the flower and also the condition we receive your flowers. Some colours such as reds tend to dry darker into a more burgundy colour. Most whites tend to dry with a brown, yellow or green tinge to them. Most flowers are pretty good at holding their shape.
My wedding has already passed, can I still have something made?
Yes! There are a couple of options. If you air dried your bouquet after your wedding then we can definitely use this to create something beautiful for you. We can also source fresh flowers to replicate your bouquet and dry them through our standard process to create something for you.
Can you replace flowers if they’re not in great condition?
Yes, we can. If you have a few stems that are looking a little sad, we can purchase a fresh version and preserve them for a small fee per stem.
We can also entirely recreate your bouquet for you if you’ve left the preservation a little too late.
Will I get to see a design of how my piece will look?
Yes! We will work with you closely to get a design layout that your are happy with before moving to resin stage.
Once your flowers have been dried, they become extremely fragile to handle. Therefore, redesigns come with a risk of damaging the flowers. If you’d like to make a change to your design, this is fine however it will be noted down and actioned when we place your flowers in resin.
How do I care for the resin pieces?
Keep your resin keepsakes out of direct sunlight to maintain their colour and avoid UV damage.
Otherwise, they’re low maintenance, just needing a quick dust every now and then with a microfibre cloth. Please don’t use any harsh chemicals on your pieces, as this can damage the finish. If you’ve got some stubborn dust or marks, using a microfibre cloth and clean water should be all you need.
Can you preserve things other than my flowers?
Sure can! We can also include other things in your pieces such as but not limited to – Jewellery, bouquet ribbon, hair pieces, rosary beads, photographs, invitations, charms & cake toppers. Pretty much anything that doesn’t hold moisture can be cast in resin.
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