Each floral preservation piece is created slowly and thoughtfully, allowing time to honour the story behind your flowers. Blooms are carefully dried and preserved before being arranged into a custom frame designed to be timeless and meaningful.

I specialise in preserving a wide range of flowers, including wedding and elopement bouquets, memorial and sympathy blooms, birth flowers, and special occasion arrangements. Frames can also include meaningful flat keepsakes such as printed invitations, photographs, memorial cards, or other paper items you’d like to incorporate.

Because flowers are natural, no two pieces will ever be the same. Some colour softening, fading, or textural changes are part of the preservation process and add to the individuality of each piece. I always work with your blooms in a way that respects their natural form and highlights their beauty.

I accept flowers Australia-wide. Blooms must be delivered to me within 1–3 days of your event to ensure the best possible preservation outcome.

Drop blooms directly to me at my home studio in Meadows, SA. Address provided upon booking.

If local drop-off isn’t an option, please express post your blooms to me at absolute soonest postage day/ time. A simple, step-by-step PDF guide will be sent to you after booking, gently walking you through how to pack and send your flowers so they arrive in the best possible condition. Please note, postage arrangements and costs are the responsibility of the customer.

For local weddings, many brides pre-organise a trusted person to collect and care for the bouquet/s, then deliver to me the following day... one less thing for you to think about on your wedding day!

Please note: postage costs are the responsibility of the customer.

Not all flowers preserve the same way. All-white blooms will naturally dry into shades of off-white, cream, beige, or soft brown. I do not offer colour correction or petal painting, I honour the natural preservation process and allow blooms to dry as nature intends.

Most flowers can be separated and re-formed after pressing; however, some elements such as gum nuts, thick stems, and certain bulky blooms cannot be pressed. During the drying process, some petals or blooms may need to be discarded due to natural changes beyond my control. This is why I always recommend providing more blooms than you think you’ll need, so I can carefully select the best preserved pieces for your final artwork. I will let you know how many bouquets I will require for the size of your order.

If conditions allow and there are leftover dried blooms, these will be returned to you. The PDF guide provided after booking also includes ideas for using any remaining flowers.

If you’re unsure whether your flowers are suitable, you’re very welcome to reach out via the enquiry form below.

Once your flowers arrive, I carefully separate and assess each bloom for suitability. Flowers are gently taken apart petal by petal and placed into the press. In the early stages, layers are checked and adjusted daily, then weekly, as the drying process continues.

Blooms typically take up to 12 weeks to fully dry, depending on flower type, thickness and seasonal conditions. Once pressed, I begin the slow and careful process of rebuilding each flower, petal by petal, using a flower-safe adhesive. I’ll reach out to you via email to let you know when this stage begins, at this point, your piece is usually a few weeks away from completion.

When all blooms are reconstructed, I design the layout within the frame and send you a photo for proofing. This is your opportunity to request small adjustments, such as repositioning or removing certain flowers. Once approved, the piece is secured into the frame and allowed time to cure.

I’ll then contact you to arrange local collection or postage. Postage quotes and payment are the responsibility of the customer. If using Australia Post, I’m happy to package and lodge your frame on your behalf, please note that once your item has been posted, responsibility for the piece transfers to you. Full details can be found in my Delivery & Returns Policy.

I can't wait to get your blooms back to you :)

To begin, take a look through the frame sizes, design options, and pricing below. When you’re ready, complete the enquiry form at the bottom of page.

As I accept a limited number of floral preservation commissions at a time, each enquiry is carefully reviewed. If your enquiry is accepted, you’ll be emailed and invited to pay a non-refundable $150 deposit via bank transfer within 48 hours to secure your booking. Payment details will be provided.

Once the deposit is paid, your date is confirmed. (YAY!) I am beyond thrilled to work with you!

After your deposit is received, you’ll receive a confirmation email containing your preliminary order details. This will include the number of bouquets required, frame sizes and styles, delivery details, and an estimated total cost, along with step-by-step instructions to help ensure the best possible outcome for your floral preservation.

Small adjustments to your order, such as frame size, layout, or inclusions, can be made up to one month prior to your event. After this time, details are locked in to allow for preparation and scheduling.

Your final invoice will be emailed one month prior to your event, with full payment due via bank transfer one month after your event, (exact dates will be provided in the pdf) This provides an eight-week payment window for the remaining balance.

I don’t currently offer Buy Now, Pay Later services (such as Afterpay or Zip). However, I understand this is a meaningful investment, and I hope the extended payment timeline allows you the space to move forward comfortably. If you’d like to discuss paying your invoice in instalments within this period, please reach out, I’m always happy to chat where possible.

If you have any other questions, you’re very welcome to contact me via the enquiry form or contact page.

I am really excited about the prospect of working with you to create something truly beautiful. With love, Kate x