I Want to Preserve My Flowers, But...

I don't really want my bouquet on my wall!

We know your bouquet was beautiful.  But maybe a bouquet on your wall is just not to your liking.  But why not use your flowers in another creative way?  Nobody made a rule that says your bouquet has to STAY looking like a bouquet!

Take a look at some of the alternatives. 

Here you can see Tammy and Kurtis in an absolutely beautiful photograph, that just happens to be nestled in a bed of flowers from Tammy's originally hand-tied bouquet.  The beautifully framed 11" x 17" photograph is the star of the show... with the pink roses and stephanotis as the co-stars!

We could provide the same effect (which uses the photograph as the background) in a rectangular domed frame, or as the back of a shadowbox.


A similar look is found in the frame to the left.  However, the photo is BEHIND an oval-shaped cutout in the mat.

Shari's original bouquet was tear-drop shaped using a bouquet holder.  Using her flowers and greenery, but totally rearranging them, the various shapes and heights of the flowers merge beautifully into  the rocky shore at the bottom of the photograph.

Cassie knew from the beginning that she didn't want her flowers to be in their original bouquet shape.  In fact, she brought in extra flowers from her table decorations to make sure we could arrange them into the groups you see here.

After sketching the original idea with Cassie during her consultation, we emailed progress prototypes until she was totally pleased!

We invite you to visit our website to see other creative ways to display your beautifuly preserved flowers!
www.evergreen-dreams.com

Thank You, Aubrianne!

Aubrianne's Floral Preservation

Today I picked up a wedding gown for preservation from our good friend, Aubrianne Schneiderman.  Aubrianne is a floral preservation customer who spreads the word about us wherever she goes.  She's moving soon to Virginia, and we will miss her!  When we dried Aubrianne's flowers, we hadn't yet started the gown preservation end of Evergreen Dreams.

Aubrianne's flower encasement was unique, as she asked that her flowers be free-formed rather than in a traditional bouquet shape.  As her new last name would begin with an "S", we formed the flowers in an "S" shape, and added other items literally over, under, around, and through! 

Her domed wall frame has a proud place  in her present home, and today we talked about the best way for her to make sure it stays beautiful during her move.

Thank you so much, Aubrianne!  We surely value your friendship, and wish you the best with your upcoming adventures!