Almost all flowers can be pressed and framed, but some preserve better than others.

Please let me know if your bouquet will include tropical flowers.

The entire process typically takes 8 - 12 weeks. This includes pressing the flowers, allowing them to dry properly sending you a rough draft of the design, and sending them off to the framer to be professionally framed.

We work with a local frame company called Colorado Frames to offer you the best high-quality frames and museum quality glass. However, if there's a specific frame you'd like to use, you can certainly provide it!

Keep your flower frame out of direct sunlight to prevent fading and avoid high humidity areas to prevent moisture damage. A gentle dusting with a soft, dry cloth will help keep them looking their best.

While fresher flowers yield the best results, we can work with flowers that have started to wilt. However, the final appearance may be affected. We reserve the right to use high-quality substitute flowers in the case that yours don't preserve properly.

After your event, keep the stems submerged in water in a vase until you’re ready to deliver or ship them.

I don’t currently offer pickups, so your flowers will need to be delivered to my home studio—either by you, a family member, or a friend. You can also choose to mail them if that’s easier. If you plan to mail them, I’m happy to walk you through the proper way to package and ship your bouquet so it arrives safely.

Yes, you can include ribbons, small keepsakes, wedding invitations or other meaningful items with your flowers.

Yes! If your original flowers are no longer available or were not preserved immediately after the event, we can create a beautiful pressed flower arrangement that closely matches the original bouquet. You can provide us with photos and descriptions of your bouquet, and we will source similar flowers to recreate the look and feel of your special arrangement.

I don’t offer resin preservation because sustainability is at the heart of Petal & Frame. I aim to reuse or recycle every material I can, and resin simply doesn’t align with that value - it’s a plastic product that can’t be recycled and isn’t biodegradable. Beyond that, resin tends to yellow and lose clarity over time, which can take away from the natural beauty of your flowers. My process focuses on preserving your blooms in a way that’s both timeless and gentle on the planet.