Bouquet Care + Shipping

Enjoy every moment of your special day with your bouquet.

For optimal preservation, avoid touching the petals, bumping, or dropping your bouquet.

If you’re planning a bouquet toss, please consider using a secondary bouquet to avoid damaging your primary one.

Things get wild at weddings, we know. Just be sure to get your bouquet to someone you trust and who can keep it safe so you can relax.

Once you are done enjoying your bouquet on your wedding day, get it into a vase of water and in a cool place indoors until right before you pack and ship it. Do not pack it until you are ready to ship it out.



PREP

Find a cardboard box slightly larger than your bouquet; one that will not be so small as to not squish it but also not one too big that will allow it to get tossed around within the box.

Remove: succulents and all sentimental keepsakes from your bouquet (like charms, special ribbon/fabric, etc)

Wrap the stems of your bouquet in a few damp paper towels, in case it gets thirsty during travel.

Gently and loosely cover/wrap your bouquet with tissue paper.
Note: Do not wrap or seal your bouquet in any plastic material

P.S. If you reserved multiples of artworks, please add an extra bouquet (like a bridesmaid bouquet, table arrangement, etc) to your package to ensure we have plenty of healthy and happy florals to choose from for preservation. 

 

PACK

Lay the bouquet into the box

Use packing material of your choice (tissue paper, packing peanuts, etc) to fill in the areas around the bouquet in the box to help protect it from moving around too much during shipping

 

SEND

Print the pre-paid USPS shipping label from this email, adhere it to the outside of your cardboard box and take it to your nearest USPS, 24-48 hours after your wedding day

Note: the pre-paid label will only allow for up to a 5lb shipment and must be sent via USPS, not UPS, FedEx, or other common carrier.