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1. First, we will chat about your wedding, your location, what type of flowers you are using and how we can connect after your wedding for us to get your beautiful flowers. The preservation process looks different for every flower. Some take longer and require special treatment to preserve their color and quality.
2. Once the flowers are fully dried, we start the resin pour! This takes several days and then can take up to a week to fully cure before the final stages.
3. Once your piece is filed and shined, it’s ready for customization. We can add names, dates, and photos to the piece to put on the final touches.
4. The Final product is generally delivered about 4 months from the time of drop off. More time might be required in some cases.
If the flowers have been dried dimensionally, then I am not able to press them. There are other artists who provide this service. I could order the same flowers based off of a picture and press them fresh though!
The process for making a pressed frame can take up to 6 months.
ABSOLUTELY. The process is the same whether I am designing your wedding or not.
Flowers are a natural product, thus each one of them dries differently and will look different. The process we use will ensure a beautifully dried flower with the best color and shape possible. Some flowers such as reds, turn quite a bit darker than they are when they are fresh. Other colors will change slightly. This is a common and natural thing for the flowers to do.
We absolutely can. The only requirement is that the flowers are completely dry before we place them in resin. If you have dried the flowers yourself, I can work with them and create a beautiful piece.
Absolutely. I can make many different products using resin. If a mould exists, I can make it! Several options are trays, clocks, jewelry dishes, necklaces, book ends, etc.
You will have your resin project delivered within 8-9 weeks.
This certainly happens sometimes. Each flower dries differently, and in the case that some don’t dry nicely, I use my own stock to fill in. I also over-dry. For example: If I am making a single piece, I still dry the entire bouquet to ensure extras incase some don’t turn out looking as good as I would like.
We certainly can. You would need to pack and ship your bouquet to me as quickly as possible. We can chat about the best way to do this.
All resin will yellow over time. There are lots of ways to slow this process down. One of these ways is the product and how the product is stored itself. I use resin that is anti-amber and is a crystal-clear resin. I pour from smaller bottles, so the resin is not left open on a shelf for an extended time, and I use minimal heat when curing. Keeping it out of the sun, heat and keeping it dry will also help minimalize this.