A simple, step-by-step guide to packing and shipping your bouquet safely, so it reaches the atelier as beautiful as on the day of your ceremony.
Flowers are delicate and every day counts. Send them as soon as possible after the ceremony and, whenever you can, choose an express service. These five steps keep your bouquet protected on its journey.
Dampen a few paper towels and wrap them around the stems. Then cover them with aluminium foil to hold the moisture in during the journey.
Never use cling film or plastic bags around the flowers: as they sweat, they can take on too much moisture and spoil.
Line the bottom of the box with scrunched-up paper or newspaper, forming a soft nest in the centre where the flowers will rest. Well-filled sides stop the bouquet from moving.
Set the bouquet into the nest you prepared. Fill the spaces around it with more scrunched paper, gently, so the flowers stay firm in the box without being crushed.
If you would like to include a photograph, a note, the bouquet ribbon, your vows or anything else in the frame, place them in a sealed bag, against the side of the box and away from the flowers if possible. Also add a sheet with your name and a list of what is inside the box.
Seal the box well with tape so it cannot open in transit. Write FRAGILE and THIS WAY UP with an arrow pointing up. Send it by post or courier (CTT or a carrier), using an express service.
Shipping costs are the customer's responsibility.
Where to send it
The shipping address is sent to you together with your booking confirmation. If you have any questions about sending your flowers, just talk to us, we are happy to help.
We are here to help you prepare your delivery. Send us a message and we will reply with all the details.
See how preservation works