How do i save my wedding bouquet?

Long time presivation can be done with a freeze dried process, they are arranged into a  3D type frame & look stunning.

That is a very expensive process.

Short term hang your bouquet upside down in a very dry place for a few weeks. the flowers will dry & also change colour

Remember it must be a very dry area .  Good luck.

Never store in the freezer

Good Afternoon 

My name is Beryl. Forever Yours Flowers specialises in the world of artificle flowers, but over the years I have seen a few articles on preserving flowers, I hope this helps.

There are many ways to preserve a bouquet, I have not used this method but I silca powder is one way
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=how+do+I+preserve+my+bouquet&rlz=1C5CHFA_enAU508AU510&oq=how+do+I+preserve+my+bouquet&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i60l3j0l2.6152j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#kpvalbx=1
This next article is from Brides.com and may also help
https://www.brides.com/story/how-to-preserve-wedding-bouquet

Kind Regards

Beryl

1. DYI

Or

2. Speak to a professional.

I recommend  speaking to a professional and get your bouquet freeze dried. Preserves the colours and structure of your bouquet.

The best way  to preserve your bouquet is by using a specialist wedding flower preservation company.   The Flower Factory on the Gold Coast.  They have a very comprehensive web site which takes you through the process.  I have  one in  my show room done by them about 8 years ago and it still looks amazing.

Cheers

Jennine

Choose artificial bouquets and you will  have an everlasting bouquet. Many brides choose posy or unstructured styles and they make a beautiful display in the home afterwards. If you are choosing fresh be sure to lock in someone that can preseve them by making prior arrangements to give you the best look.

Best of Luck for your special day, Karen

You could try For Keeps Dried flower shop at 58 South Creek Rd, Shanes Park  or contact them on 1800453377  they can help you preserve them.

King Regards Sandra 

the easiest way is to not be restrictive with the blooms you ask for, so 'seaonal blooms' will give you best value for money as opposed to requesting something like David Austin roses or peonies.  colour is irrelevent (most of the time) and also be open to foliage also as it is usually less expensive (for the florist to purchase) and will give you a larger bouquet at a reduced cost.  Take into consideration though that your bouquet will feature in all of your photos so try not to skimp too much, skimp somewhere else that wont be a constant reminder.  also remember that the labour is a large proprtion of the cost of your bouquet, most non florists have no idea of how labour intensive floristy is.  Hope this helps.

Kind regards Letisha