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What is the cost to preserve my bouquet? |
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We offer a vast selection of frames with a variety of prices to accommodate every bride’s budget. All of our prices include preservation of your flowers and the framing of your choice.
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Our smaller partial bouquet keepsakes are $195.
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Our Medium pieces start at $300 and they accommodate an average size bouquet, boutonniere, invitation or photo. |
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Our largest pieces start at $400 and they can accommodate an average to large size bouquet, boutonniere, names engraved on the mat, your invitation and picture (size from 4x6 up to 8x10.) |
At Timeless Flowers we use a state-of-the-art flower preservation system and we use only the best materials and chemicals available to create each custom piece. All materials used in designing your one-of-kind piece are ACID FREE. All acrylics and glass have 99% UV Protection which is the most important element for the longevity of your keepsake.
Every bouquet that comes in through our doors is handled with the up most care.
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What
will the flowers look like? |
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Most
flowers will retain their shape and color as they looked
on your wedding day. They will have that “just picked
look.” |
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How
soon do you need my flowers? |
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| Arrange
with Timeless Flowers to get your bouquet to us
as soon after the wedding as possible. The quality
of your finished piece depends mostly on the freshness
of your flowers. Courier is available seven days
a week. |
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How
long does the process take? |
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The
freeze-drying process will take approximately six to eight
weeks. |
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What
is freeze-drying? |
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The
basic principle of freeze-drying is the removal of water
from a specimen as water vapor by means of a vacuum, and
collection of this water vapor in a condenser. With the
specimen solidly frozen during the process, shrinkage
is eliminated or minimized, and near perfect preservation
will result. |
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What
kind of equipment is required to freeze-dry? |
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Freeze-drying
requires the use of a special machine called a freeze-dryer.
The freeze-dryer has a large chamber for freezing and
a vacuum pump for removing moisture. |
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How
long do freeze-dried flowers last? |
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Since
the freeze-drying of botanicals began in 1989, it is still
too early to say that freeze-dried flowers will last forever.
However, when protected from humidity, sunlight, and insects,
freeze-dried botanicals can last for years. |
