We use freeze-drying, the most advanced professional method, which gently removes moisture while retaining natural shape, colour, and texture. Combined with our floral rejuvenation and colour-setting techniques, this results in vibrant and long-lasting keepsakes.

Yes — all flowers naturally change slightly in colour and texture during preservation due to moisture removal. Every flower reacts differently based on age, variety, and conditions before arrival.

Pressing is lovely for flat artwork, but it loses dimension and depth. Freeze-drying maintains three-dimensional form and colour fidelity far better, producing heirloom-quality results.

No. All flower preservation methods involve the careful removal of moisture, which means change in their colour, texture, and form is to be expected. Flower preservation is not about freezing flowers in time, it’s about giving them a new lease on life, allowing them to be enjoyed and treasured for years to come in a preserved form. Your flowers move through a detailed, multi-stage preservation process involving 30+ individual steps, each designed to stabilise and protect them for long-term keeping. We use the most advanced preservation techniques available and take exceptional care with every bloom to minimise visible changes wherever possible. That said, every flower reacts differently. Variations can occur depending on factors such as flower type, age, colour, origin, and natural structure. Because of this, slight changes in tone, softness, or shape are a normal and expected part of the process. External factors can also influence how flowers preserve, including the condition of the blooms when your florist receives them, where they were grown, weather conditions on the day of your event, and how closely care and packing instructions are followed prior to arrival.