Taking care of your frame and FAQ
All our frames feature 70% UV-protected glass. To help preserve the protective coating, avoid using harsh chemicals or spraying cleaner directly onto the glass, as this may damage the surface over time.
Best way to clean it
Use a microfibre cloth ONLY
Lightly spray with distilled water or a small amount of ammonia-free glass cleaner onto the cloth (not directly onto the glass)
Wipe gently in circular motions
Dry with a clean dry microfibre cloth
Avoid
Paper towels (can scratch coatings)
Abrasive cloths or sponges
Ammonia, vinegar, acetone, or strong chemical cleaners
Spraying liquid directly onto framed artwork — moisture can seep inside and damage preserved flowers or artwork
Avoid excess moisture near frame edges
Frequently Asked Questions
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We offer flower preservation for all occasions — whether your flowers are from a wedding, baby shower, moment of remembrance, or if you are simply after a timeless art piece for your home or business. All of our frames are custom made to suit each individual piece and size.
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Read through our website of how our process works , frame designs, styles and sizes. When you are ready fill out “Book your date” or contact us if you have any questions. We will come back to you as soon as possible.
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To secure your spot, it’s best to book as early as possible, as I can only accept a limited number of bouquets each week.
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It takes time to press flowers, reconstruct them if necessary, and create the final design. Frame turnaround time is approximately 2–4 months.
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You are welcome to change your design style while your flowers are still being pressed. Once your preferred design has been created, only minor adjustments can be made, rather than a completely new design.
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As long as you take care of your frame, it will last forever. Please keep in mind that as a natural product, your flowers will fade with time. Keep the frame out of direct sunlight and away of humid areas, like bathroom.
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70% UV art glass is framing glass that blocks around 70% of harmful ultraviolet light, helping to reduce fading and protect artwork over time compared to standard glass. It provides exceptional clarity and anti-reflective properties.
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Our studio is in Tweed Heads, southern end of Gold Coast.
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Yes, pressed flowers naturally change colour as moisture leaves the petals during the preservation process. Some flowers will go darker, while white flowers will go yellowish.
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The sooner, the better. If your wedding takes place over the weekend, we recommend sending your flowers first thing Monday morning to help them arrive in the best possible condition. In the meantime, keep your flowers in water where possible to maintain hydration.
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Yes, we welcome all drop offs. Please let us know the date and time when you will be coming in advance.
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Please see your shipping info page for instructions on how to pack your flowers for the journey.
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Yes, we are happy to travel to collect your flowers as soon as possible. Please note that this service incurs an additional fee, depending on the venue location and pickup time.
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After we have confirmed your date is available , we will send you invoice. Deposit of 50% is required to book your date.
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You certainly can, however we recommend leaving this to a preservation artist, as pressing flowers requires specific knowledge and techniques
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Yes there are some flowers and foliage that can’t be pressed.
Lillies have a high water content, they turn brown even before getting into the press.
Hardy Australian natives like banksia are too thick to press and eucalyptus woody nuts are to thick and hard to cut and press.
If you have any concerns about your flowers, contact us.
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Yes, we ship Australia wide.
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