The Forgiven Flower Preservation Process
1.) Book a Consultation
Schedule your consultation here.
Every client, bouquet, frame size, and design style is different and varies in time, materials, pricing, and complexity. A single rose preserved in an 8×10 frame requires less time and fewer materials than a large bridal bouquet preserved in an 18×24 frame. That’s why we customize our pricing to your specific needs.
What We Discuss During Your Consultation: Frame size, frame style, background selections, design preferences, overall aesthetic, and pricing.
We preserve flowers on an individual level, tailoring each piece around you. Others may focus on the product—we focus on you and your vision.
To keep every piece personal, we can only accept a limited number of bouquets each month.
2.) Finalize Your Custom Preservation and Quote
After your consultation, confirm your order and secure your event date with payment.
Browse our Preservation Portfolio to explore frame sizes, frame styles, design styles, popular requests, and accent pieces.
3.) Get Your Flowers to Us
We receive your flowers through local pickup or shipping.
Most clients ship their flowers because they aren’t local. Follow our easy, step-by-step Shipping Guide. No stress and no hassle—we make it simple.
See if you’re eligible for local pickup and submit the pickup form.
4.) We Work Our Magic
Your flowers undergo an extensive preservation process carried out by a trained professional.
We have refined our dehydration and preservation techniques over the years to ensure your blooms receive extraordinary care and can be enjoyed for years to come.
Forgiven Flower is proud to offer expert, industry-leading color correction. Our color-matching and preservation techniques help your flowers retain their beauty and reduce fading over time.
5.) Receive Your Preservation
Your finished piece is carefully packaged and delivered to your doorstep.
Our typical turnaround time is 6–8 weeks, and you’ll be updated throughout the process.
Review our Product Care and Display Tips when you receive your frame.