A Wedding Bouquet That Will Stay With You Long After the Wedding

The size of your bouquet can completely change its character.

That is why our collection includes small, delicate bouquets as well as large, abundant floral arrangements. When choosing one, think not only about what you like in a photograph, but also about your height and figure, the cut and volume of your dress, and the overall style of your wedding.

Smaller bouquets are also a beautiful choice for bridesmaids. The bride and bridesmaids can have bouquets in the same style and colour palette, but in different sizes.

The way the handle is finished is also part of the final look.

It can be neatly wrapped with satin ribbon, lace or jute, depending on the character of the particular bouquet.

If you want a more romantic and eye-catching effect, we can add long, flowing ribbons or a bow to the bouquet. Longer ribbons look beautiful not only during the ceremony but also in wedding photographs.

When it comes to bouquets containing dried or preserved materials, there is one thing to keep in mind – we work with nature. And nature never creates two completely identical flowers or leaves.

Individual leaves, flowers and stems may vary slightly in shape, size or shade. Some natural materials may also change throughout the year or may not be available in exactly the same form.

When creating your bouquet, we always try to match the bouquet shown in our collection as closely as possible, but subtle differences are a natural part of working with natural materials by hand.

And that gives you something even more beautiful: a bouquet that is 100% unique.

Yes. And with natural materials, this is completely normal.

Dried and preserved flowers, grasses and leaves are naturally more delicate than textile materials. During handling or transportation, small parts may therefore shed slightly.

This does not mean that the bouquet is damaged or of poor quality. It is a natural characteristic of the material from which it was made.

That is why we recommend handling natural bouquets gently and avoiding unnecessary squeezing or bending of individual flowers and leaves.

We take great care when packing every order to ensure that it is as well protected as possible during transportation.

However, your bouquet may spend several days in a box during transit, and individual flowers, grasses or ribbons may become slightly compressed. Don't worry. This does not mean that the bouquet is damaged.

After unpacking, gently fluff it with your fingers and adjust individual flowers or grasses back into their original shape. Then place it in a vase and let it “breathe”. Over time, the materials will naturally loosen and the bouquet will regain its airy shape.

And one very important thing: do not put water in the vase.

Protect the bouquet from rain, water and high humidity. This is especially important for bouquets containing preserved materials.

I accessories. Every piece is made with love and thoughtfully designed to make your wedding day truly unforgettable.

One of the biggest advantages of our bouquets is that they do not require the care that fresh flowers do.

If you want them to stay beautiful for as long as possible:

When stored properly, our floral products can remain beautiful for approximately 10 to 15 years.

Some natural materials are preserved using a glycerin-based preserving solution, which helps maintain their flexibility and fresh appearance.

Glycerin attracts and retains moisture. In high humidity or when exposed to water, the preserving solution may therefore begin to seep out of the material – the bouquet may simply start to “leak.”

The preserving solution may also contain food colouring, which is used to preserve or adjust the colour of the natural material. If the solution is released, it may therefore, together with the colouring, stain or discolour textiles and other surfaces.

This is why it is very important to protect the bouquet from water and high humidity.

If you notice glycerin solution being released from preserved material, this does not mean that the bouquet is damaged; it simply means that it was stored in a more humid environment or came into contact with water. In the past, we have even had situations where wedding staff or a coordinator placed a bouquet in a vase with water.

In this case, first gently dry the area with a paper napkin. Do not squeeze the material or wash it with water.

Then allow the bouquet to air-dry freely in a dry, well-ventilated place. Do not use a hairdryer or another intense heat source, and do not place the bouquet on a radiator.

Once it is completely dry, you can, if necessary, secure the loosened material using a hot glue gun. A small amount of hot glue will help strengthen the material and keep it in place.

If the solution gets onto a textile or another surface, it is important to treat the stain according to the type of material. However, do not clean the bouquet itself with water – additional moisture could encourage the solution to seep out further.

A wedding bouquet doesn't have to be something that ends up in the bin after the wedding.

It can remain part of your wedding story long after the last song has played, your wedding dress has been put away and you have received your photographs from your photographer.

You can place it in a vase, look at it a year later, and it will still be the bouquet you held in your hands on your wedding day.