Flower resin preservation

I have a friend who does preservations. She does frames, coasters, ornaments, trays, ring holders, and earrings. I had my bouquet and my husband's boutonniere framed and made into a coaster set. Both turned out beautiful! This is the link to her Etsy shop if you want to check it out: https://www.etsy.com/shop/secondbloombydeets

I'd highly recommend @rockpaperesin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rockpaperesin/. Gorgeous resin designs and she was the most affordable option I was quoted. I actually had a dried flower bouquet for myself but the orange items are from my centerpieces she has a lot of fun design options.

I used Designs by Andrea for my engagement flower. It was a little pricey because it was a last-minute decision on my end, but I have no regrets.

I chose them since they have an array of designs with resin or dried flowers, and had color restoration techniques since my flower was looking a little sad. What most people don't know (and should) is that the flowers will be dried by the creator of the piece, and then placed in resin. Fresh flowers can rot in the resin, and it is heartbreaking to see.

Drying the flower will take time, but it is worth the wait.

https://www.dbandrea.com/

I have yet to decide if I want Watershed Trends to do my bouquet. They offer etching on the resin, and even some "photo images" within the resin.

https://watershedtrends.com/preserved-flower-selections/