I was fairly disappointed. I sent two roses from my grandma's funeral to make paperweights. The base on one isnt even glued down all the way and its lopsided. I messaged them and they said they would fix it if I PAID to sent it back. After i already paid them $90 for them. If you want pics you can email me leah98gunderman@yahoo.com

I sent yellow roses to be made into a bead. The communication from the beginning was excellent. The directions were very easy to understand about sending flowers in. The service was wonderful, with emails throughout the whole process keeping me updated. They received my flowers on 5/31/18 and I received my bead on 7/9/18. I couldn't be more happy with this company!! And of course my bead is perfect! Definitely would recommend them.

If I could give this organization 0 stars I would. My husband and I paid $150 for a shadowbox with our wedding flowers preserved. What we got was severely disappointing, and then when I reached out to the organization to remedy the concerns, her response blamed me for every aspect of what she's chalking up to me not understanding the process, when the fact that they disassemble my wedding bouquet to preserve it, and that my stating "cutting it in half and pinning the flat side to the back" meant "cut the number of flowers in half and create a top down view of the bouquet".
I can see now in reading other reviews that this is not the first time this customer service based business has turned to trying to blame the client rather than accepting responsibility.
In my personal opinion, statements like, " I can't help how you interpreted it." (when no explanation was given) and "I can't help that the initial tracking # you were given didn't work for you as it did work for me on my end" (with NO response when I informed her the tracking number didn't work and asked for an update) and "I don't know how else I could have gotten you to understand how it would look." (when once again, no clarification was given regarding the "cut in half" concept) belong in a response to a distressed customer.
Don't even get me started on how she responded when I brought up the visible gobs of hot glue holding down my husband's boutonniere.