As your bouquet goes through the preservation process, I wanted to share a little about what you can expect. Because flowers are natural materials, some color changes are a completely normal-and beautiful-part of the drying process. As moisture leaves each bloom, many flowers naturally deepen or darken in color, while others may transform into entirely new shades.

To help your bouquet look as true to its original beauty as possible, color correction is included with every preservation order. This process restores vibrancy and enhances the dried flowers, but some blooms experience permanent color changes that are simply part of the preservation journey. For example, richly pigmented magenta flowers often dry into stunning deep purple tones, while white and blush flowers may develop warm ivory or tan hues.

Every Bouquet is one of a kind, and these natural variations make your flowers uniquely yours. My goal is to honor the beauty and memories your bouquet represents by creating a timeless piece of art that captures its essence and can be cherished for years to come.