Heirloom Pressed Flowers

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Heirloom Pressed Flowers - can transform a fresh wedding bouquet and make them into a beautiful lasting picture.

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Heirloom Pressed Flowers can capture the fragile beauty of your flower bouquet. Most commissions are wedding bouquets, but we can turn our hands to preserving all kinds of floral tributes such as funeral wreaths, birthday, Christening and Birth flowers. Also, we believe that our art can be converted into a sophisticated long-lasting gift.

With over 29 years of experience in pressing flowers, Julie has won many awards for her works. She joined her mother, Joan, in 1980, and together they opened the first branch in Yorkshire. A few decades later, Rachel, an accomplished floral artist who joined them, has opened a second branch in Halifax, which makes them the only artists of pressed flowers in Yorkshire.

Most popular wedding flowers press very successfully, but certain flowers will change the hue slightly during the pressing process. Nevertheless, even though the bouquets have to be pressed for approximately 4/5 months, Julie ensures her customers that, with much attention paid to the tiniest petals and a priority set to the line and balance of colours, she can make each picture a work of art, re-capturing the unique beauty of your bouquet.

There is no need to worry about aspect! We have a wide range of frames and backgrounds. Moreover, no two pictures are ever alike. Just make sure you advise your florist that you are considering having your flowers pressed, keep them in a refrigerator for a maximum of 3 days after the event and try to put any exposed stems into the water.

Bring them to us at any time or post them, but make sure that we receive them in the best possible condition, as dead or squashed flowers cannot be preserved. They will be under our attention for the next 4/5 months and we guarantee a spectacular result.