The Revision Process: Making Your Preserved Bouquet Truly Yours

We know that aesthetics and design preferences are deeply personal, what feels balanced and beautiful to one person may not be the same for another. Because of this, we include one round of revision with every preservation order, so you can make sure your preserved bouquet reflects your vision.

What One Round of Revision Includes

One round of revision means submitting all feasible design changes at once. We ask that you carefully review your draft and send only requests that can be implemented.

To keep the process smooth:

1. Please send all your revision notes in one email within 10 days of receiving your draft.
2. Once we receive your notes, we’ll work on finalizing the design directly.

Important: If your submission includes unactionable requests (examples listed below), you will receive a reminder to review the list. You will then have one final opportunity to submit a doable revision request. After that, any further revisions will require the purchase of the revision add-on.

This process helps ensure that revisions are focused, achievable, and that your preserved bouquet turns out beautifully.

Preview Requests: If you’d like to see how your revisions will look before the design is finalized, just let us know when you submit your notes. Any additional revision requests beyond the first round will require the purchase of a revision add-on.

What Can Be Changed During the Revision Process

We want your preserved bouquet to feel personal and true to your vision, so certain design adjustments can be made during revisions:

Flower placement – We can adjust where certain flowers sit within the design if you have preferences for prominence or positioning.

Flower selection – If extra flowers are available, we can swap, add, or remove specific types (e.g., replacing greenery with more roses, or including more of a certain bloom you love).

Overall design style – The layout can be shifted from one style to another, such as moving from a center-clustered look to a diagonal or more open arrangement. Please note that while we can adjust layouts, the final style ultimately depends on the types of flowers in your bouquet. Not every bouquet is suited for every style, and part of the artistry is working with what your flowers naturally allow.

Overlapping details – Flowers can be layered differently so that certain blooms are more visible while others recede into the background.

Accents and spacing – We can refine negative space or the balance between larger and smaller blooms to adjust the flow of the composition.

What Cannot Be Changed

There are natural and structural limits to what can be adjusted after pressing and preservation. These limitations ensure the flowers remain intact and beautiful in their most authentic form:

Flower size, transparency, and shape – Pressed flowers take on shapes influenced by their natural structure. For example, rose petals may flatten with folds or form rectangular edges instead of perfect arches. These organic variations are a natural part of the process and cannot be reshaped.

Petal reconstruction flowers – For blooms that required petal reconstruction (such as roses, lilies, and peonies), the petal placement is fixed once preserved and cannot be rearranged.

Structural fragility – Some delicate petals and leaves become more brittle after pressing. For example, flowers like anthuriums may develop minor surface cracks. Because of this, not every flower can be moved multiple times without risk of damage.

Size of the overall bouquet – Once pressed, the proportions of the different types of flowers and foliage are set. The overall layout may be adjusted within these limits, but the flowers themselves cannot be resized or expanded.

Pressing direction – If you didn’t mention a specific preference, we’ll choose the pressing direction that best suits your flowers. Once pressed, the direction cannot be changed.

Broad feedback – Requests like “can you make it prettier” or “can you make it look more like my inspo photo” cannot be revised. Each set of flowers is unique and will not look the same as someone else’s bouquet. The included round of revision is meant to show you the design based on your own flowers. Trust that this version reflects the prettiest outcome from our perspective and makes the best use of your flowers.