Wedding Bouquet Preservation, Flower Preservation in Resin, Owasso, OK

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 Yes, we will preserve flowers from any event. From funerals, gender reveals, anniversaries, weddings, and so much more. 

 If you are local, please email info@weddingfloralpreservation.com to inquire for last minute availability. If you are not local, and it has already been over 2 days since the event, your flowers may be best air-dried and then sent to the studio. The other option would be to take advantage of our bouquet re-make option. 

 We recommned sending your entire bouquet so we have plenty to work with! We will only prepare the amount of flowers needed for the size of your order upon thier arrival, sorting through and selecting the happiest, healthiest blooms. If you have a large order, you may send additional arrangments. We do not mail back extras as they would sadly crush by the weight of your artworks.  

 Yes! Your dried flowers are welcome to the shop, and look beautiful in resin! Please email a photo of your 100% pre-dried bouquet to info@weddingfloralpreservation.com so they may be assesed. 

 Lead times are currently 4-6 months for all major studios and are subject to change. Timeliness for custom orders is approximate. Due to the uniqueness of each project, we cannot guarantee a finish date. Some factors of turnaround time are the types of flowers in a bouquet, the size of the order, time of year, availability of supplies, and the artist.  

 Absolutely!  Once your very best blooms are prepared and ready, we will send a design questioniare for your bridal artwork so you can choose a layout and let us know what you envision for your keepsakes. 

 You will receive special care instructions, polish, and polishing pad with your delivery.  

 "There are certain types of flowers that may not be preserved due to moisture content."-  Our flower designer has mastered the process through much experimentation. W If you have a question about the elements in your bouquet, feel free to ask! Be sure to read our terms and conditions on the reservation form for more information on what to expect for your artworks final appearance. 

Dahlias, Aneones, Tulips, Iris/Dutch Iris, Poppies, Peonies and Lilies.

 Due to the 100% handmade nature of our art, we do not offer returns or refunds on work that has begun or been completed. Space is limited, we are only able accept a ceratin number of reservations per week for bouquet preservation, therefore, reservations placed are non-refundable.  

 The preservation method used  is the best for keeping flowers as close to the original color and shape as possible. Generally, your colors will look fairly similar to your fresh bouquet. However, it is not possible to have guarantees. Some flowers change more than others. Some color and texture changes are normal and expected. Blue and lilac keep their color very well.  Bright red roses, for example, turn into a darker color. While vibrant pink colors can darken and sometimes turn purple.  White tends to turn cream, tan or yellow. Red, orange and purple will darken. Pink will loose vibrancy. Calla lilies will turn a bright yellow. Please keep in mind that pressed flowers do not retain their colors like flowers dried in silica. For the coasters the botanicals are pressed and white and pink tends to turn a muted, vintage tan color and reds turn very dark.All flowers can change in some shape or form. If you have any specific questions or concerns regarding this email at info@weddingfloralpreservation.com.

 The resin used is of the highest quality and will stand the test of time if cared for properly. However, as the years go by, any resin can develop a slight yellow tint, this gives your piece of art a beautiful vintage glow. The resin can last for decades and the color change could be so small it may not even be noticeable. Resin pieces do need to stay out of direct sunlight. We are not responsible for the natural aging of resin in any products. 

 Yes! If dropping off locally is available to you.  It is  recommend to drop it off. Local drop-off will save money in shipping and ensure your flowers are not damage while shipping. When you submit your order form let me know you want to do a local drop off and we will schedule the date and time. Drop-off is available to anyone nearing the Tulsa Ok area. 

Transparent spots are most evident on orchids, lilies, and roses. These botanicals in particular can dry very thin and spots are caused by wedding day wear, handling and bruising to the delicate petals before the bouquet arrives to be preserved. Once I receive your bouquet, the flowers have passed through many hands before you walk down the aisle. The spots are not noticeable until the resin is poured and then they become visible. Transparent spots are not flaws, they are a completely normal and expected part of the lifecycle of your flowers and in no way detract from the overall beauty and sentimental value of your preserved floral keepsake!

Yes, you can order a few of the same botanicals that were in your bouquet from your florist and I will dry and preserve them in resin. Complete information is available once your deposit is confirmed.

Yes, all resin will amber or yellow over time. This is because UV light and heat is resin’s enemy. It breaks down the chemical molecules in cured resin and causes the resin to yellow. Always keep your resin art out of sunlight and away from heat. Even fluorescent lights can have an effect on resin’s ability to resist yellowing. Please treat your Resin Bouquet as you would any original art, oil painting or watercolor. Ambering in no way hurts the botanicals or detracts from the overall beauty of your preserved floral keepsake!

Resin is a very bubbly and challenging medium. It is normal for bubbles to occur when botanicals are submerged under resin. Flower petals can trap air and give off bubbles – this is especially noticeable on any flowers with deep cupped petals such as roses (red roses in particular are very susceptible to bubbles). I take the utmost care in creating your beautiful preservation, however, Resin Bouquet is original handmade art combining resin and fragile botanical ingredients and some bubbles and imperfections are unavoidable.  It is important to have realistic expectations. Bubbles are a natural and expected part of the resin process and in no way detract from the overall beauty and sentimental value of your preserved floral keepsake!

The design is approximate only. I do try and stay as close to the original design as much as I possibly can, however, once your botanicals are in the resin, I may need to make adjustments, move, add or delete in order to make everything fit in as beautifully as possible.

Resin is a very hot medium. In order for the hot resin to not burn and damage your botanicals it needs to be poured in small layers. The resin can over-heat and cause warping and damage to the expensive mold and destroy the resin itself. (I have had first hand experience with this and its pretty awful!) Each of the layers creates a “line” where the layers end and a new layer is poured. The lines are a completely normal part of floral preservation in Resin.