Did you know that both dried and live flowers can be preserved or encapsulated in resin?
šThis is not a new trend, however itās becoming increasingly popular among wedding enthusiast and florist as they develop better techniques and come up with more creative ways to showcase your bouquet.
šIf you have florals, centerpieces, boutonnieres, or your bouquet that you would like to preserve from your wedding, we recommend that you take a video of every side of the bouquet so that if any leaves or flowers are damaged before youāre able to preserve it, you can have your florist replace those to restore it to the original arrangement!
šHere are some Instagram accounts we follow for ideas on how you can showcase your florals after your wedding. If you are very crafty you can test your skills but we recommend a professional!
@petalsofvines
@thefrenchbouquet
@resinbouquet
What do you think, should Brianaās mom put her gifted bouquet in resin?!! We think so! š
The bouquet dedication from Willowynn Bride, Briana Keith, who gifted her bouquet to her mother to honor her on her wedding day was featured not only on Good Morning America but also an article was published in People Magazine!!
And confirmed per the article "Keith also reveals that her mother will be preserving the bouquet by getting it āpressed and turned into art by Allison Marie Designs.ā "
Wedding Venue: Willowynn Barn
Bouquet by Blooms by Mela.
Photo and video credit: Event Smith Productions
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