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At Keepsake Flower Preservation, in Rochester, NY we will press and frame your precious flowers.

To preserve by pressing each rose or carnation is taken apart the petals are pressed and then the flowers are expertly reconstructed and colored as necessary. This is a Victorian art form and is considered by many to be the most reliable method of flower preservation. We place your flowers in our specially designed drying room, which removes the moisture in about a week. 

Each flower is then reconstructed and colored. Some color changes do occur naturally for example: reds turn burgundy, some pinks turn toward purples, whites turn ivory. This is a natural process and should be expected. We will color your flowers back to their original color as best as is humanly possible.

Your bouquet can be put back together to look like it did on your wedding day or your flowers can be arranged around your invitation or photo. We invite the customer to become involved with the design of their keepsake. Photos, invitations or any other special memento may be incorporated in the artwork if it will fit. We will even put the pearls back in your stephanotis. Every one of our finished artworks is unique—no two are alike. We also have a wide variety of frames and backgrounds to choose from.

Brides are encouraged to visit our studio prior to their wedding to view artwork samples

Consultations are free and by appointment only.  

We have to work on a first come first served
basis because of limited space and resources.

It is important that the flowers arrive at our studio while they are still fresh—usually within 48 hours. The success of the final artwork depends on the condition of the flowers we receive. The bouquet should be wrapped lightly in DRY paper towels or tissue paper and kept refrigerated or in a cool place until delivery. Be gentle—try not to bruise the flowers. DO NOT spray flowers with water and never place in the freezer . Please call before dropping off a bouquet so that someone will be at the studio to receive it.

585-338-7448

A non-refundable $100 deposit is required when we receive your flowers to cover preservation work. The deposit will be deducted from the final payment which is due upon completion of the artwork. It usually takes 6 to 8 weeks to complete your artwork, but may take longer because of higher volumes. We want to give each customer the highest quality flower preservation possible and that takes many, many hours for each one. Artwork takes time.

 

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