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Love the idea of having it pressed into a picture frame! I'm sure everything will turn out fine. If packaging it is a concern, is there a local company that you can drop off your bouquet to so you don't have to mail it?
I've seen a handful of Etsy shops that will preserve bouquets in resin and make them into things. I was thinking maybe having mine made into a set of coasters since we use our current coasters every day. A picture frame sounds neat too!
I put a pressed frame preservation as an item on my online registry through Zola, if I get it, great, if not, I'm not planning on paying for it myself lol
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A company called Soil and Soul did it! I sent them my bouquet and two bridesmaids bouquets to them via USPS the day after my wedding. I was pleasantly surprised with how nicely the flowers stayed, despite shipping/delays. They also offer an at-home, DIY kit to make a ring holder!
I didn't do anything with mine, but I do love some of these preservations. My sister in law had hers preserved, and they have it hanging in their hallway. It's remarkable, how well it kept!
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Online company! Heart because it was more affordable than the local ones I found
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I'm doing silk flowers so they will be preserved and I want to keep them as a keepsake! I Mine will be similar to this, they look like fresh flowers but they're not : Had I opted for real flowers , I would have considered Bailey & Rafe's idea lol, because I love it!
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I'm thinking I'll probably have mine preserved, if I can find a method I like and the pricing is right, lol. I've seen the picture frames with the preserved flowers arranged inside, and those can look so pretty! So I'll probably look for something along those lines. Awesome that your sister-in-law's bouquet kept well!