Pressing
Process: In order to properly
press your flowers, we take each flower apart--petal
by petal--and press them individually to best
preserve their color and form. Once your flowers
have dried completely (about 2 weeks), we then
use the individual petals to "rebuild" each
flower. We believe that this detail oriented,
creative approach to transforming your flowers
into art is what our clients appreciate
and deserve. During the pressing process it
is natural for the colors of the flowers to
change somewhat. Generally speaking, flowers
with an "intense" color will press
darker---red roses will become a deep burgundy;
while flowers with a "softer" color
will become lighter---pale pink and white flowers
will become a cream color. During your design
consultation, we will discuss your specific
flowers and how they will look once they are
pressed.
