Framing flowers

One of the most commonly asked questions — when should I send in my bouquet to press? The best time to press flowers is when they are fresh and at their peak bloom, ideally right after they have fully opened but before they begin to wilt. This ensures that the colors are still vibrant and the petals are intact, and the results will show in the final product too. Flowers by @noellefleur_ #pressedflowerart #weddingkeepsake #sgbrides #flowerframe #homedeco

For Justin & Cheryl • These vibrant yellow flowers and lush green foliage in the bouquet beautifully contrasting against the deep, rich tones of our dark wood frame, creating a striking balance between the brightness of the flowers and the earthy elegance of the frame. #sgwedding #flowerpreservation #pressedflowerart #weddingkeepsake

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Flowers Of The Press

For Mayra and Andrew ✨🥂 16x20 Vintage Gold with Shimmer Linen backing. Swipe >>> to see the before bouquet! I love the transformation and subtle change in colors, this is a great example of how your flowers can change during pressing! This is a natural part of the preservation process and unique to each flower. Florals by @christinechungflower #marylandwedding #bouquetpreservation #floralpreservation #2025bride #weddingplans #2025wedding #weddingbouquetideas #uniqueweddingideas #presse...

Personalized Polaroid Picture Frame with Pressed Flowers: A Unique Gift for Her, Mom, or Brides

23 x 32 cm All flowers are natural and pressed by me For better color retention, please avoid exposing the flowers to direct sunlight

Don't let those pretty blooms go to waste! Turn a bouquet into easy DIY art with these tips on how to press flowers using only newspaper and a few books.