Every bouquet tells a unique story, and because every flower is different, each preservation piece is one of a kind. Our goal is to create beautiful artwork that captures the natural beauty of your flowers while preserving the memories they represent.

As one of Brisbane's trusted specialists in flower preservation, we believe it's important that every customer understands the preservation process before booking. Knowing what to expect allows you to make an informed decision and helps ensure your expectations align with the natural characteristics of preserved flowers.

Booking your flower preservation with Flower Preservation Brisbane is simple.

Browse our Gallery and Products pages to choose the preservation pieces that best suit your style and home. Whether you're interested in elegant resin flower preservation, a custom framed bouquet, or a combination of both, you'll find a range of handcrafted options to suit your bouquet and budget.

When placing your order, simply:

• Select your preferred preservation pieces.
• Choose your flower drop-off date and time.
• Select your products.
• Choose to either pay in full or secure your booking with a 35% booking deposit, with the remaining balance due within 30 days.

Once your booking is complete, you'll automatically receive a confirmation email with detailed instructions for dropping off your flowers at our Everton Park studio.

If you're unable to attend your scheduled appointment, simply contact us before your booking time to arrange an alternative drop-off where possible.

When your preservation artwork has been completed, we'll contact you by email to arrange collection or Australia-wide postage.

How Long Does Flower Preservation Take?

Every preservation piece is carefully handmade, making it impossible to rush the process without compromising quality.

As a guide, most orders are completed within 4 to 7 months. Completion times are estimates and may vary depending on factors including:

• Flower varieties
• Bouquet size
• Weather and humidity
• Drying times
• Resin curing times
• Current order volume

If unexpected delays occur, we will keep you updated throughout the process.

To provide every customer with the highest level of workmanship, we accept only a limited number of flower preservation bookings each week. Popular wedding dates—particularly between July and December—often book many months in advance, so we recommend reserving your preservation date as early as possible.

The Flower Preservation Process

Every bouquet is unique, which means every preservation project follows its own journey.

Once your flowers arrive at our Brisbane studio, your bouquet is carefully dismantled by hand. Florist tape, wiring, and wrapping materials are removed to prepare each bloom for preservation.

Each flower is then individually placed into professional silica drying media. Unlike air drying, silica helps flowers retain much of their natural shape while slowly removing moisture.

Drying generally takes between 3 and 6 weeks, depending on the flower variety, bloom size, and moisture content.

Once fully dried, every flower is carefully cleaned, inspected, and prepared for its final design.

Depending on your chosen artwork, your flowers are then professionally arranged into either a custom resin mould or a bespoke framed display.

Every design is individually created to complement your flowers, ensuring your finished artwork is balanced, elegant, and unique.

Understanding Natural Changes During Flower Preservation

Fresh flowers are natural products, and every variety dries differently.

Although we use professional preservation methods to achieve the best possible results, no preservation method can stop the natural ageing process entirely.

During preservation, flowers may naturally experience:

• Colour changes
• Soft fading
• Darkening or browning
• Slight shrinking
• Increased transparency in some petals
• Minor curling or shape changes
• Natural variations between flower varieties

These characteristics are a normal part of preserving real flowers and contribute to the uniqueness of every finished piece.

For this reason, preserved flowers will never look exactly the same as they did on your wedding day, and no preservation company can guarantee identical colours or appearances.

At Flower Preservation Brisbane, we use carefully selected professional materials designed specifically for floral preservation artwork.

Our resin pieces are created using premium UV-resistant casting resin, while our framed bouquets are professionally mounted inside custom-made deep frames.

Customers may choose from standard framing glass, UV-resistant glass, or premium museum glass, depending on the level of protection they prefer for their artwork.

Although premium materials help maximise the longevity of your keepsake, all preserved flowers and resin artwork will naturally continue to age over time. Displaying your artwork away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, and moisture will help preserve its appearance for many years.

Every preservation piece is individually handcrafted—not mass-produced.

From carefully drying each bloom to designing your final arrangement, every stage requires patience, skill, and attention to detail.

No two bouquets are ever identical, making every artwork a truly personal keepsake that celebrates one of life's most meaningful occasions.

Whether you choose

resin flower preservation

or a beautifully

framed wedding bouquet

Our goal is to create a timeless piece you'll proudly display for years to come

Flower Preservation Brisbane is committed to providing high-quality products and services in accordance with the Australian Consumer Law.

Nothing on this website excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or guarantees you may have under the Australian Consumer Law.

We recommend booking as soon as you've confirmed your wedding date. Our availability is limited each week, and popular dates—particularly during peak wedding season—can fill many months in advance.

No. Flowers naturally change during the preservation process. While we use professional techniques to achieve the best possible result, variations in colour, size, and shape are a normal and expected characteristic of preserved flowers.

Most flower preservation orders are completed within approximately 4 to 7 months, depending on flower varieties, weather conditions, drying times and current workload.

Most flowers can be preserved successfully. Some delicate varieties naturally change more than others during drying. If a flower is unsuitable for preservation, we'll discuss available options with you before creating your artwork.

Display your preservation piece indoors, away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, humidity, and moisture. Gentle dusting with a soft, dry cloth will help keep your artwork looking its best for many years.