Photograph the Bouquet
Take clear, recent photos in natural light from the front, back, and side if possbile.
Send us clear, recent photos of your dried up flowers. We will assess the photos and offer you the custom flower preservation solution.
Yes, some already-dried flowers can be turned into a finished keepsake, but the first step is always a photo assessment. Once flowers have dried naturally, their color, texture, and strength have already changed. They may be faded, brown, brittle, dusty, or missing petals, so we cannot accept an older bouquet or promise a specific result without seeing its current condition.
For flowers that qualify, professional color correction is required. It helps bring balance and life back to the arrangement before it becomes a keepsake. It does not return every bloom to its exact original color, and it cannot reverse structural damage.
A 3D resin block is the primary option for eligible dried flowers. A 3D shadow box may be possible when the flowers have enough structure to remain dimensional. We recommend the format with the most realistic path forward after reviewing clear, recent photos. Please wait for that recommendation before booking or shipping your flowers.
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Professional color correction is required for every already-dried bouquet Florals Memories works with Naturally dried flowers lose or change color before preservation begins. Some fade softly; others can turn cream, tan, brown, gray, or nearly translucent.
Color correction helps create a more balanced, intentional palette in the finished piece. It is careful artistic work, not a reset button. It cannot recreate the exact event-day shade, repair damaged petals, or make every flower respond in the same way.
Our goal is a cohesive keepsake that respects the flowers you still have. Before you commit, we explain the direction we believe is achievable based on their condition. Learn about flower preservation color correction.
Our Process
Photograph the full bouquet and important flowers in natural light. Include close-ups of damage and share how the bouquet was dried and stored.
Contact the studioWe explain whether the project appears eligible, whether a resin block or conditional shadow box is realistic, and how required color correction applies.
Use the booking form after the studio confirms a path forward. Photo approval is preliminary; final usability is confirmed in person.
Wait for packing or drop-off guidance before moving or shipping these exceptionally fragile flowers.
The studio identifies usable flowers, completes color correction, and builds the approved 3D keepsake around material that can be handled safely.
After finishing and quality checks, the completed piece is carefully packed and returned to you.
Handle as Little as Possible
Already-dried flowers can be much more fragile than fresh bouquets. Wait for assessment and project-specific handoff instructions before moving or shipping them.
After approval, we explain the safest available handoff option and provide detailed packing directions when shipping is appropriate. Avoid shaking out the bouquet, cleaning petals, wrapping it tightly, or adding sprays.
Florals Memories serves clients across all 50 states. Local handoff may be available in Orange County or Los Angeles. The booking flow shows available choices after approval. Read the general flower shipping guide; your dried-flower instructions take priority.
Condition, Correction, and Results
Helpful Answers
Yes, they can be. Age matters less than current condition. Send clear photos so we can assess petal strength, fading, breakage, storage effects, and the number of flowers that may still be usable.
Unfortunately, that's impossible. Color correction can improve balance and bring intentional color back to faded flowers, but it cannot recreate the exact original shade or reverse physical damage.
A 3D resin flower block is the primary option for bouquets that qualify. A 3D shadow box may be possible when the flowers retain enough strength and shape. We recommend the format after review.
Use indirect natural light and a plain background. Photograph the full bouquet from several angles, then add close-ups of important blooms and any damaged, faded, or questionable areas. Do not use filters.
No. Do not apply hairspray, paint, sealant, water, or cleaning products. Avoid unnecessary handling and wait for studio direction.
We will tell you honestly if preservation is not a safe or realistic option. If the originals cannot be used, bouquet recreation may offer another path using substitute flowers, subject to that service's assessment.
No. Photos support an initial recommendation, but final eligibility, usable flowers, and format are confirmed after the studio examines the bouquet in person.
Send clear photos of your already-dried flowers before you book or ship. We will explain the most realistic next step without promising acceptance, a particular format, or an exact result.
Questions? Text (818) 515-9195 or email hello@floralsmemories.com.