The weeks after your wedding

What happens to your flowers, and when, wherever you are in Australia. Nothing is sealed until you've approved a photo of your arranged piece.

A bride in a white gown carrying a bouquet of cream roses, thistle and greenery at her side

Your timeline

Counted from your wedding day

  1. Today

    Reserve your month

    Choose your keepsake and your wedding date, and pay a 30% deposit (minimum $150). It holds one of the month's four places.

    Choose your month
  2. About two weeks before

    Your kit arrives

    A box with an insert, tissue, a sleeve and zip tie, a packing card and a prepaid Express Post label. On the Sunshine Coast, you're welcome to drop your flowers to us instead.

  3. Your wedding day
  4. Within 48 hours after

    Send your flowers

    Pack your bouquet as the guide shows and post it early in the week. The sooner they reach us, the better they keep.

  5. Weeks 1 to 8

    Drying and pressing

    Your flowers are dried or pressed according to their variety. Some are ready in a week; others need up to eight.

  6. On approval

    You approve it

    We arrange your flowers in the frame or case and send you a photo before anything is sealed. Your balance, including any add-ons, is due once you've approved it.

  7. 6 to 10 weeks after arrival

    It comes home

    We finish your piece and send it Australia-wide by insured courier.

Altogether, 6 to 10 weeks

From when your flowers reach us. Every bouquet is different, and thicker blooms take longer to dry. If your piece is ready sooner, we'll let you know.

Your flower return kit

Posted about two weeks before the wedding, so it's waiting when you need it.

  • A box with an insert Holds your bouquet upright, with tissue.
  • A sleeve and zip tie To keep the stems damp.
  • A packing card Five steps for the day after.
  • A prepaid label Express Post, back to the studio.

$69, or included with a Full Bouquet frame. Drop-off on the Sunshine Coast is free.

How to pack your flowers

The flower return kit: a box with an insert that holds the bouquet upright, tissue, a plastic sleeve closed with a zip tie, a packing card and a prepaid Express Post label