Blogs & Tips

  If you’re not sure what to do with your wedding flowers afterwards, ever thought of turning them into wedding gifts? Preserving is a great

Go big or go home right!…  The thing I love the most about this large design is you really get to see all the beautiful

Sometimes less is more… I love the chunky white boarder used on this frame… The space within is actually only A4 size, however I wanted

There’s a really wild feel about these designs… Garden flowers are such a delight to press, the detail and colour preservation is unique. These have

There’s one thing you can rely on when pressing foliage, no matter what it always keeps is colour… Not only that, it dry’s super quick

Clare had a mainly white bouquet, with touches and foliage and blush pinks… White larkspur are a dream to press, they’re papery thin and hold

I’m not going to lie, pressing sunflowers are one of the hardest things to press! I’ve had several failed attempts… Sunflowers have a very high

Erin had the prettiest selection of flowers, with subtle tones of pinks, powder blues and burgundy which have retained their colour during the pressing process,

This bouquet was made by West Dorset wedding flowers, Thanks for putting together such a beautiful selection for Ella…  The dried grasses and black berries

These wild, home grown garden flowers, are the perfect material for pressing and produce the most amazing results… Alice came to me with a bouquet