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How to preserve your wedding bouquet is a question many brides ask me, especially right after the big day. The bouquet is not just an accessory: it is a symbol, an emotion, and a living memory. Therefore you should preserve your wedding flowers in elegant and poetic ways that keep goin’ on telling the story of your wedding!
Today, there are many delicate solutions to preserve flowers without losing their beauty and lightness. For example, a pressed bouquet allows you to create artistic prints to hang in your home or gift to family. Every petal becomes a detail to admire, transforming the flowers into a refined visual memory.
Moreover, a resin bouquet is another trendy choice. Small flowers or bouquet details can be turned into useful objects, such as keychains. Or design objects, ornaments for your coffee table. And also pretty and glamorous accessories, like earrings or charms, which continue to tell the magic of your wedding day.
Finally, dried flowers can become part of your home décor, integrated into centerpieces, frames, or artistic arrangements. In this way, your bouquet continues to bring color and poetry into your space, becoming a personal and memorable design element.
Not to mention, our photographs will turn your memories into something tangible. Through the delicate shots of your bouquet—whether you carry it with pride or with grace—and in the portraits of you two together, where it becomes a detail that enhances your love story, you will relive the magic of that day!
My advice, as a photographer and bride, is to think of your bouquet as a little treasure: do not leave it tucked away in a drawer or digital folder. Instead, transform it into an eternal, poetic, and luminous memory to enjoy every day. Thus, the magic of your wedding will remain alive and close, even many years later.
Personally, I would absolutely love to have it pressed and turn it into a piece of jewelry. What about you? Which of these ideas would you love to bring to life with your bouquet?
With love,
Dani