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FAQs
Your questions, answered
When should I reserve my bouquet reservation?
We recommend reserving your preservation date prior to your wedding. Because Forever Floral operates as a limited-commission studio, availabily each month is intentionally restricted to ensure thoughtful craftsmanship.
How soon after my wedding should my bouquet be delivered?
For optimal results, bouquets should be delivered 24 hours of your celebration. Local brides it is preferable that we come the night of the party to pick up to ensure care and quality.
Will my flowers look exactly the same once preserved?
Pressed florals naturally soften in tone as moisture is removed. Whites may become ivory, slightly yellowed; blushed tones may deepen.
These subtle shifts are part of the preservation process and contribute to the heirloom quality of each piece. We design intentionally around these changes to ensure a timeless final composition.
How long does the preservation process take?
The full process typically take 4-6 weeks, depending on the season and drying timeline.
Preservation is never rushed. Each bouquet is pressed, arranged, and framed with careful detail.
Once the frame and florals are complete, we will email you a confirmation.
Do you accept every bouquet?
We accept a limited number of commissions each month to maintain quality and excellence.
Reservation is required. Availiabilty cannot be guaranteed without securing your date in advance (head to inquiries page to book)
Can I include additional elements?
Yes. We offer select enhancements including
- written vows
- invitations
Details can be discussed during the booking process
How do I reserve my date?
To reserve your preservation date, submit an inquiry through our page. A reservation email will come through with instructions and further information.
Your date is secured once your reservation retainer is recieved.
What is some flowers are damaged?
While I cannot guarantee the preservation of every bloom, we carefully evaluate each bloom and preserve what is viable.
Minor imperfections are natural and often enhance the organic beauty of the final piece.








