17/09/2026
Maddy picked up her Everfloré today… and when it was time to leave she asked if she could give me a hug. 🥹
Yep. This is why I do what I do.
She had spent thousands of dollars on the flowers for her wedding day, so for her, preserving them and turning them into art for her home was a no-brainer.
Because those flowers weren’t just wedding decor.
They were there while she walked down the aisle. They were in her hands as she made some pretty enormous promises to the person she loves.
They’re part of the photos, the memories and the story of that day.
And now, instead of disappearing after the wedding, they’ve become a 35 × 70cm piece of art that gets to live on the wall in their home.
Maddy chose Everfloré.
Her real wedding bouquet was carefully pressed and reconstructed into an original botanical artwork. Before the natural changes that happen to pressed flowers over time, the finished piece was professionally photographed and reproduced as an archival fine art print — capturing all those beautiful colours and tiny details.
And seriously… swipe through and look closely.
Can you tell when you’re looking at the original pressed flowers and when you’re looking at the Everfloré print? 👀
If you’re an Australian bride planning your wedding and you’re spending good money creating a bouquet you absolutely love, it might be worth thinking about what happens to those flowers afterwards.
Wedding bouquet preservation doesn’t have to mean putting your bouquet away in a box.
It can become art for your home.
Comment FOREVER and I’ll send you information about Everfloré and how I can turn your wedding bouquet into a fine art keepsake.
The lovely bride 👰 Maddie Hunt
Stunning flowers by The Orange Blossom - Sunshine Coast Wedding and Event Florist