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Transform your wedding flowers into an everlasting keepsake of your wedding as well as a work of art for your home. Your flowers and painting will be on a 1 1/2"  deep gallery style canvas in the size of your choice sealed permanently. You can also have your wedding invitation, save the date or programs using your flowers made into an attractive, artistic presentation on the same type canvas.

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Betty from Curly Art is wonderful at what she does, and I have sent her about a dozen of my clients' bouquets to be turned into beautiful pieces of art for their homes! Each one is so unique and personalized to the couple, which is so important when preserving a wedding bouquet! I highly recommend her services - you will cherish this art for years and years to come!

Florist Details

What (if any) special decorative items do you offer? You can add your wedding invitation including some of your wedding bouquet flowers to a smaller companion painting.

What (if any) non-floral additions to floral arrangements do you offer? You can do a smaller companion painting or paintings to give to your parents.

Do you offer bouquet/flower preservation services? Yes, I dry press your wedding flowers and then apply them to a painting on canvas the size of your choice. They are sealed and preserved for years of enjoyment as a work of art in your home.

Do you offer any other specializations that have not been covered? I can also preserve your wedding invitation with some of your wedding flowers in the same process on a smaller scale.

Additional Questions and Answers
How long does the process take before I can see my final painting?

When shipping your bouquet, there are a few things you should do to make sure the flowers arrive in the best possible condition!

1. Ship them the next business day after your wedding, overnight from the USPS. I have found that rates are lowest through the post office. Find out when you need to have the bouquet there to guarantee next day delivery to the Los Angeles area, and bring in your bouquet about an hour or two before this time if possible (earlier is ok).
2. Ship them in a styrofoam container inside a cardboard box. This will keep the flowers cool (more details to follow) and prevent the box from getting wet! The styrofoam box should have an ice pack or two taped to one end, with paper towels covering them and the bouquet facing the opposite end with the stems on top of the paper towels. You don't want to freeze your flowers!
3. During the wedding itself, make sure you put the flowers back into a vase with water as often as possible to keep them from wilting or turning.