Your active participation is essential in the creation process. By carefully following our shipping guide, you play a vital role in shaping the final piece. Let's work together to make your vision a reality.
Pre-Packing Checklist
Secure Bouquet
Choose someone you trust to care for your bouquet after the ceremony so they don't get lost or damaged. Avoid tossing for the best preservation.
Packing Supplies
Gather a sturdy box, packing paper or similar material, paper towels, a plastic bag or Saran Wrap, a rubber band or hair tie, and a black marker.
Keep Flowers Fresh
Immediately after the event, trim 1" off of the stems and place the bouquet in clean water. Keep them in a cool, dark place.
Packing Your Bouquet
1
Wrap the Stems
Cover the bottom of the stems with damp paper towels and wrap tightly with plastic, securing with a rubber band or tape.
2
Create a Nest
Make a “nest” in the bottom of the box using packing paper, place the bouquet stems down, and secure it with additional crumpled paper. It should be snug but not crushing the bouquet.
3
Label and Seal
Label the box “fragile” on multiple sides, write “this side up” with an arrow, and include the bride’s name.
Shipping Your Blooms
1
Time is Key
Ship your bouquet within 24-48 hours of the event using 2-day shipping for optimal preservation.
2
Overnight If Needed
If more than 48 hours have passed, overnight the bouquet to the studio to ensure freshness.
3
No Signature Required
Ensure no signature is required at delivery to avoid delays and ensure your bouquet arrives safely.
*NOTE: Customers are responsible for all the shipping cost .
The Preservation Process
Freshness Matters
The preservation process works best with freshly-cut flowers. Delaying shipment can negatively impact the results.
Replacement Option
If the bouquet arrives in unusable condition, we can source replacement flowers from a local florist as an option at customer's expense after discussion.
Shipping Address
Address
Ship your bouquet to West Lincoln, ON, Canada (details upon the booking)