White Poppy Preservation FAQs
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    • Info and FAQ guide
  • before you purchase
    • When Should I Purchase My Order? Do I Need To Make A Reservation?
    • What size frame is best for me?
    • Choosing Your Design Style
    • How soon should I send my bouquet?
    • Repurchasing / Replicating Your Flowers
    • Why Are Your Frames So Expensive?
    • How can my bouquet look like the ones I see you guys post?
  • INSURANCE
    • What is Bloom + Shipping Insurance?
  • After Your Wedding | Keeping Your Flowers Fresh
    • How do I keep my flowers as fresh as possible?
    • I didn’t think of preserving my bouquet until after my event, is there anything you can do?
    • What should I do if my event was more than 48 hours ago?
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  • SHIPPING TO US
    • How do I package and ship my flowers to you?
    • What shipping carrier should I use?
    • I’m worried some of my favorite flowers won’t make it in shipping, is all hope lost?
    • Shipping is SO expensive, is there anything I can do?
    • How much does it cost to ship to you?
    • International Shipping
    • What if I want to drop off my flowers instead?
    • I'm really nervous to ship something so important to strangers!
    • After hours drop off
  • THE PRESERVATION PROCESS
    • How does the process work?
    • What are the different design styles?
    • Why does your process seem to take so long?
    • I’m worried about my flowers changing colors during the preservation process!
    • I’m worried about my flowers’ colors fading over time - what can I do?
  • RESIN
    • Who is Everbloom Preservation?
    • The Resin Process
    • Can any flower fit in any size piece?
    • What is your turn around time?
    • Do you accept previously air dried flowers?
    • Do my flowers need to be dry before I give them to you?
    • What if my flowers are artificial?
    • Can you include special items in my piece(s)?
    • Will my flowers look the exact same?
    • Will I get a preview of what my piece(s) will look like?
    • Everbloom (Resin) Terms and Conditions
  • Terms and Conditions
    • Terms and Conditions
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  • Why is there a 48 hour window?
  • What are my options if I am past the 48 hour window?
  1. After Your Wedding | Keeping Your Flowers Fresh

What should I do if my event was more than 48 hours ago?

Don't worry, you still have options!

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Last updated 7 months ago

Why is there a 48 hour window?

We find that flowers that are 48+ hrs old are hard to make work for our pressed frames (the flowers tend to show signs of mold or rotting after this, or else all the petals fall off when we try to press them), so we always recommend shipping within 48 hours to ensure your flowers will arrive in good condition.

What are my options if I am past the 48 hour window?

Option 1 - Still Ship Them to Us

If it's been more than 48 hours, you can still ship them to us. If they look like they are in good condition, there is a chance they could make it without any issues... but this is also a chance they could arrive dead or develop mold during the shipping journey.

You are always welcome to send us a picture of your flowers and ask our opinion! Just keep in mind we are a small business and sometimes get a lot of messages, but we will respond to you as soon as we can!

If you do choose to ship them to us, we always do our best to work with them and will let you know how many we think will make it through the pressing process!

So, you are still welcome to ship to us after 48 hours but we just want to make sure you are aware of the risks that come with this!

Option 2 - Repurchasing

A great alternative to shipping your bouquet to us is to have us repurchase your flowers from our local wholesaler and recreate your arrangement using the same flower varieties that were in your original arrangement.

While this option may not be as sentimental as knowing they are your actual flowers from your actual event, it may be the best option after 48 hours and can sometimes be cheaper than shipping your flowers to us!

It will also ensure your final product is as vibrant and colorful as possible because the flowers would be fresher than they would be if you ship them to us!

Click to learn more information about repurchasing your bouquet.

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