Arrangements for preserving a bridal bouquet?
Q. - What arrangements need to be made prior to, or post wedding if a bride wishes to preserve her bridal bouquet?
A. - It is helpful to come in prior to the wedding and pick out the keepsake in which you would like your flowers preserved. Since we need to receive your flowers at least two days after the event, it is necessary to appoint someone to bring us your flowers if you are going on your honeymoon.
Also, after your wedding you should place your flowers in a large plastic bag (i.e. large kitchen trash bag). Blow air into it, since it is the carbon dioxide that keeps the flowers fresh. Twist tie the bag and keep it in the refrigerator until you can bring it to us.. Do not place in the freezer.
For examples of the work that we have done preserving bridal bouquets, be sure to look over our shadow box selection.
More questions and answers about preserving memories with flowers can be found on our web site.
A. - It is helpful to come in prior to the wedding and pick out the keepsake in which you would like your flowers preserved. Since we need to receive your flowers at least two days after the event, it is necessary to appoint someone to bring us your flowers if you are going on your honeymoon.
Also, after your wedding you should place your flowers in a large plastic bag (i.e. large kitchen trash bag). Blow air into it, since it is the carbon dioxide that keeps the flowers fresh. Twist tie the bag and keep it in the refrigerator until you can bring it to us.. Do not place in the freezer.
For examples of the work that we have done preserving bridal bouquets, be sure to look over our shadow box selection.More questions and answers about preserving memories with flowers can be found on our web site.
Labels: bridal bouquet, shadowboxes, wedding questions
posted by RGMyers at 2:44 PM
1 Comments:
i would like to know how i can preserve a bouquet of roses? i have tied them with string, and have them hanging upside down in my basement. is there something i can dip them into or spray on them to keep them as a dried flower arrangement?
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