Floral Preservation
All you need to know about floral preservation with Flowers By Nerel
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A2 Frame £280
Ideal for a medium/large bouquet
A3 Frame £230
Ideal for a small/medium bouquet
A4 Frame £190
Ideal for a small bouquet or to showcase a few specific flowers
Add On a Frame
A3 Frame £80
A4 Frame £65
A5 Frame £50
Fully insured shipping of the frame back to you is included in the price
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I’ve worked with a local framer to provide three different frame options for pressed wedding bouquets. The first option in an oak effect frame, the the second is a gold frame, and the third Is a white frame. Your preserved flowers will be framed with a mount around them. See the pictures above for examples. Pictures not available yet These framing options were curated in a way that enhances the beauty of your pressed flowers, in a cost-efficient way.
If you envision a different frame for your pressed bouquet, I can accommodate that for you by adjusting the price to include your chosen frame. Please make a note of it on the contact form and I will be in touch with more details to ensure you get the framed florals you are envisioning!
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Detailed shipping/drop off instructions will be sent to you via email once you have payed your deposit.
I need to receive your flowers within 5 days of your event. Your options are to overnight ship your flowers or drop them off if you are in the Northeast of England.
The price of getting your flowers to me is not included in the price of your framed flowers.
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Will my flowers stay the same color after they are pressed?
Often times, flowers change colors when they are pressed and dried. This is completely natural, and creates a new beauty to you flowers! Bright pink, orange, red, and yellow flowers tend to keep their colors while white flowers tend to turn a natural yellow/tan. Green leaves tend to keep their colors. Each flower is different though, and I cannot guarantee what their exact color will be when it comes out of the press. Often times the colors will fade over time.
How do I care for my pressed flowers?
To take best care of your pressed flowers, keep them out of direct sunlight and humidity. Always handle the frame with care when hanging it up or moving it from one place to another.
Can you press my wedding bouquet that I dried years ago?
Unfortunately, I cannot press completely dried flowers. However, I can work with you and provide a more abstract framed piece of art with your bouquet, depending on the state it is in. Contact me through the booking form and we’ll be in touch with our ideas!