THE PROCESS...
PRESSING YOUR BOUQUET
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To press & preserve your flowers successfully they must be as fresh as possible, preferably within 1-3 days of your wedding day.
The pressing technique used is a traditional & chemical-free process. I use large wooden presses and specialist papers for the best possible result.
Pressing takes approximately 6-8 weeks.
Please note flowers do change in colour & shape when pressed.
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Not all flowers press! Please look at the FAQ's page to find out more.
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*Kindly note this is a UK only service.
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We are so glad we found Shona and Divinity Florals to preserve our wedding flowers. The whole process was really simple and Shona was so friendly and helpful over email. We are bowled over by Shona's design and skill - we now have a beautiful frame of our flowers to keep as a memento of our special day.
We almost didnt preserve our flowers as we had so much pre-wedding stress and stuff to organise but we are so grateful we did! It's so worth it! Such a special thing to be able to keep and treasure.
Thank you so much Shona x
Catherine & Joe's wedding
FRAMING
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Small (30 x 30 cm)
Medium (30 x 40 cm)
Large (40 x 50 cm)
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Ash
Maple
Oak
White or Black (matt finish)
Contemporary (Silver or Gold leaf)
Antique (Silver or Gold leaf)
Black or White Triptych frames
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*For alternative sizes/ finishes please get in touch.
We are very happy to accommodate custom requests.
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Frames are handmade to order & frame moulds are responsibly sourced FSC certified wood, made in Italy.
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Frames are double glazed using 'Tru Vue' conservation grade glass with 99% UV Filtration. Conservation glass protects from fading/damage caused by UV light.
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COMPOSITION​
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When your flowers are completely pressed, you can either advise your layout preference, or we will send you a layout to approve. You can be as involved as you wish with your design!
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Think light, airy & contemporary.
Your chosen design will then be prepared and framed!
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Please allow approximately 12 weeks in total (from pressing to final framing & dispatch).
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(Most frames are double glazed, however there is also the option for flowers to be mounted onto specialist backing paper).
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