Summer weddings are filled with vibrant colours and lush blooms, making them a favourite season for many brides. However, preserving these beautiful bouquets can present unique challenges.

This post will cover the characteristics of common summer flowers, effective preservation methods, and how to display and care for your preserved bouquet.

When planning your wedding, every detail counts, especially the flowers in your bridal bouquet. Each bloom carries its own unique symbolism, adding depth and meaning to your special day.

As a bridal bouquet preservation artist in the UK, I understand the importance of choosing flowers that not only look beautiful but also hold personal significance. Here’s a guide to ten popular wedding flowers and the sentiments they represent.

In the tapestry of life, flowers have always held a special significance, each bloom weaving its own story. Birth flowers are a delightful tradition that allows any bouquet to carry a hidden meaning. Imagine including yours and your partners birth month flowers into your bouquet - adding that extra symbolism to such a central part of your wedding.

The art of bouquet preservation, once rooted in tradition, has blossomed into a modern trend, capturing the timeless beauty of flowers for generations. At Lancaster Flower Press, I’m delighted to take you on a journey through the history of bouquet preservation – from its humble beginnings as a cherished tradition to its evolution into a contemporary trend that celebrates the enduring allure of blooms.