Still have the dried originals, or only photographs? Send your bouquet photos for an assessment and we will guide you to the right path.
There are two ways to revisit a wedding bouquet after time has passed. If you still have the original flowers in dried form, we can assess whether they may be color corrected and preserved in a dimensional keepsake. If the original flowers are gone, we can study your photographs and create an artistic recreation with carefully selected substitute blooms.
Both paths begin with your flowers photographs.
Our photo-based recreation is about using newly sourced substitute flowers to recreate the original bouquet's palette, flower types, proportions, shape, and overall feeling.
It is not an exact botanical replica, but our artist will do their absolute best to recreate the original bouquet.
Send current photos of any flowers you still have — or your best wedding references if they are gone — and we will explain which path is best for your case!
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You still have the originals
Send current photos of the flowers you still have. We assess their condition, then recommend a keepsake.
Resin is the usual choice. It is the better fit when flowers are brittle.
A 3D shadow box is less common. It only works when the flowers are still very intact.
The originals are gone
If the original flowers are gone or cannot be used, we can sometimes recreate the bouquet with substitute flowers.
Send your clearest wedding photos, from more than one angle if you have them. We use those photos to judge whether a recreation is possible.
The result is an artist's interpretation of the bouquet you remember — not an exact copy.
Clear photographs can provide a starting point when the original bouquet was discarded or lost. Multiple angles help us understand its shape, colors, and key flowers.
Recreation is a separate path when original flowers are too damaged or deteriorated to use. The new arrangement is made with substitute flowers rather than the unusable originals.
You do not need to have planned preservation at the time of your wedding. Professional portraits, guest photos, and florist notes may provide enough detail for an assessment.
Wedding bouquets are the focus, but anniversary, memorial, and other sentimental arrangements may also be assessed. Feasibility depends on the references and available flowers.
Substitute flowers are a core part of bouquet recreation. We look at the arrangement as a whole — its palette, shape, movement, texture, focal flowers, and greenery — before considering individual stems.
Photo-based recreation process
Share the clearest images you have, along with any flower names, color notes, and meaningful details you remember.
We review the available visual detail and whether a suitable mix of substitute flowers may be sourced.
The studio explains what may be realistically matched, where substitutions may be needed, and what remains open to artistic interpretation.
If the project is accepted, the artist builds a new arrangement using substitute flowers selected to reflect the original bouquet's overall character.
We follow the fulfillment direction confirmed for your project!
From $135
The recreated bouquet is pressed and arranged as framed wall art.
From $395
The new arrangement is designed in a dimensional glass-front box.
From $149
The recreated blooms are cast in a clear sculptural resin block.
From $249
A decorative tray that keeps the recreated flowers in everyday view.
From $99
A small wearable keepsake made from flowers used in the recreation.
From $1,500
A larger resin table built around the recreated flowers.
From $20
Coasters, ornaments, and other small pieces from leftover blooms.
Examples of our work
A recreated bouquet is an interpretation, not an exact replica. Natural variation, seasonality, availability, photograph quality, and color shifts all affect the result. Substitute flowers may differ in variety, shade, size, or form from the original blooms.
The most useful starting point is a varied set of reference images plus notes about the details you remember. The studio will explain what appears feasible and which aspects require artistic judgment. No exact match, approval workflow, turnaround, product format, or gift deadline is promised until the project has been reviewed.
Before you send your photos
Not always. We create an artistic match based on your photographs and notes, but cannot promise an exact flower-for-flower duplicate. Natural variation, availability, photo quality, and substitutions affect the result.
Not a problem - send us every image you have. One photograph may show the overall shape while another reveals individual flowers. We will tell you whether the references provide enough detail.
Possibly, if their condition is suitable. Send current photos before booking. Already-dried flowers require color correction and are usually best suited to a 3D resin keepsake; a 3D shadow box may be possible in some cases. If the originals cannot be used or are gone, photo-based recreation uses substitute flowers instead.
Yes, other meaningful arrangements may be assessed. Wedding bouquets are the primary focus, but anniversary, memorial, and sentimental arrangements may be possible depending on the references and available flowers.
Yes, but filters and lighting can change color significantly. Send images from different cameras or settings when possible, and describe the colors as you remember them.
Still have the dried originals? Send recent condition photos. Only have wedding photographs? Send the clearest references available. We will determine whether preservation with color correction or an artistic recreation with substitute flowers is the right path.
Questions? Text (818) 515-9195 or email hello@floralsmemories.com.