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Est.2020
Flowers of the Press
Pressed Flower Studio · Utah
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Handmade in Salt Lake City preserve your

Wedding Bouquet

Send us the flowers you carried down the aisle. We press them by hand, arrange them with you, and set them in maple milled here in Utah.

Reserve your date

find the

Perfect Frame

to hold the whole day

Six sizes, six frame colours, all 100% maple hardwood custom-made for us in Logan, Utah.

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Close view of pressed red, pink and coral blooms arranged inside a frame

How It Works

From bouquet to finished frame takes roughly four to six months, and one of those steps is simply waiting.

one

Order early

Pick your frame and check out. You'll get shipping instructions and flower care notes right away. Orders are accepted up to 3 days after the event.

two

Ship or drop off

Send the flowers overnight using our packing video, or bring them to the studio in Salt Lake City within 5 business days.

three

Approve the design

Once pressed, we email a mock arrangement. Ask for changes up to three times before anything is glued or sealed.

four

It arrives signed for

Your finished frame ships with a required signature, so it reaches your hands rather than your doorstep.

Worth knowing before you order

The colours will change.
we don't hide that

No dyes, no preservatives, no colour enhancements, not on any piece we have ever made. Reds soften, whites turn to cream, greens go gold. It's what pressing genuinely does to a flower, and we think the fading is part of the record rather than a fault in it.

What we can control, we do. Art glass blocks 99% of UV light, and keeping the frame out of direct sun and away from humidity holds it steady for decades.

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Close view of pressed red, pink and coral blooms arranged inside a frame
Two people holding pressed flower frames side by side, one light and one black
The studio

meetTara & the team

Tara grew up at the base of the Wasatch, pressing flowers between her mother's books. The first bouquet she preserved was a wedding gift for her sister in 2020. She now runs the studio with a team of nine and preserves flowers for clients in every state.

We believe flowers can hold onto memories, so we're here to help you hold onto your flowers.
Tara — Founder, Flowers of the Press
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Before You Send Your Flowers

How does bouquet preservation work?

Preservation begins right after your wedding. You ship or drop off the bouquet, we press and dry every bloom by hand, then arrange them into a framed piece, jewelry or a custom keepsake. You see a mock design and approve it before we seal anything.

How late can I book after the wedding?

We can take new preservation orders up to 3 days after your event. Booking beforehand is better, since it gets you the shipping instructions and care information in advance. If it's been longer, send a photo and we'll tell you honestly whether the flowers are still worth pressing.

I'm not in Utah. Can I still order?

Yes, most of our clients aren't. Fresh flowers ship overnight and dried flowers go standard. Add a shipping kit and we'll post you a box with a prepaid return label, biodegradable packing peanuts, a bouquet preserver and eco-friendly bags, arriving the Tuesday before your event.

Can you press an all-white bouquet?

Usually, as long as there's a variety of white flowers and some greenery. White petals brown under pressure and settle into cream and blonde. A bouquet of only long-stem white roses suits a dried flower shadow box better, where the air keeps them brighter.

Can you preserve funeral or memorial flowers?

Yes, and it's some of the most meaningful work we do. Memorial arrangements can be framed or set into jewelry, and flowers from more than one service can be combined into a single piece.

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