Every bloom holds a story worth keeping.

Wedding bouquets, memorial flowers, anniversary blooms, and flowers from other special days are welcome for review. Send a photo so we can recommend a method based on the flower type and condition.

Before your event whenever possible. If you already have the flowers, email us as soon as you can. Include your event date and a current photo; we’ll confirm whether we can accept the project.

Keep stems in clean water and place flowers in a cool spot away from direct sun, heat, and ripening fruit. Follow your florist’s flower-food instructions. Arrange the handoff with us promptly.

Possibly. Send clear photos and tell us how the flowers were stored. Already-dried blooms may suit a shadowbox; wilted or damaged flowers need review. Drying cannot reverse existing damage.

No. A few special blooms may be enough for a smaller design. We’ll help you choose a frame size that suits the flowers you have.

A shadowbox is a deep frame for dried flowers that keep their dimension. A pressed frame holds flowers flattened during drying, bringing out their petal shapes and details.

No. These are natural flowers: colors can soften or deepen, petals may shrink, and pressing changes the shape. Each finished piece will look different from a fresh bouquet.

Tell us your preferences and share any inspiration photos. We’ll discuss the frame options and design that suit your flowers and confirm the plan before work begins.

Ask when requesting your quote. Send a photo and dimensions of the item so we can check whether it fits the frame and can be included safely.

That depends on the frame size and the condition of the blooms. We’ll discuss which flowers to feature and what should happen to any remaining flowers before starting.

The keepsake pictures illustrate possible designs. They are not photographs of completed orders. Your design will depend on your flowers and the frame you choose.

Dried flower shadowboxes start at $125 and pressed floral frames start at $95. Preparation, design, materials, and assembly are included. Size, flower condition, and design affect your final quote.

Plan for several weeks rather than a few days. Flowers must dry fully before assembly, and timing varies with the blooms, method, and current workload. We’ll give you an estimated completion window when reviewing your project.

We are based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Email us first to arrange the handoff. Do not drop off or ship flowers without an agreed date and instructions.

Email your location and flower details first. We’ll discuss whether receiving the flowers and returning the finished piece is practical. Shipping availability, packaging, and any charges must be confirmed before you send anything.

Start by email. We’ll confirm availability, your design, the quote, payment arrangements, and any cancellation or change terms before work begins. Sending an inquiry does not reserve a date.

Yes, tell us who it is for and any date you have in mind. We’ll discuss the design and timing before you commit. Contact us first if the flowers belong to someone else.

Keep it indoors, away from direct sunlight, heat, and humidity. Avoid bathrooms and damp spaces. Leave the frame closed and wipe the outside gently with a soft cloth; do not spray cleaner onto the flowers.

They can be enjoyed for years with careful handling and display, but natural flowers remain delicate and may fade over time. Preservation does not make them permanent or restore their fresh appearance.

Workshops start at $65 per person, including supplies. Project choices, location, dates, and availability are confirmed when you inquire. Ask about private classes for groups of six or more.

Tell us your experience level and the project you want to try. Ask about a beginner-friendly class, any age requirements, class length, and what to bring before booking.