FAQ

What are the flowers made of, and how long do they last?

Every bloom is paper, rolled by hand in our studio. There is nothing to water and nothing to dry out, so the frame looks the same years from now as it did the day it arrived. No wilting, no browning, no upkeep.

How does the personalization work?

You give us your names, your date, and the colors you want, and we build the piece around them. Nothing gets stuck onto a ready-made frame at the end, so your details are part of the design rather than an add-on. Type the names exactly as you want them, because what you enter is what we cut.

How far in advance should we order?

Your frame is built in about three days, and we ship within three to five business days of your order. Carrier transit is on top of that and depends on where you are. If your date is tight, message us before you order and we will tell you honestly whether we can make it.

Can we use it at the wedding and still keep it afterward?

That is how most couples use it. The frame goes at the entrance, inside the venue, or in the room where the bride gets ready, and then it comes home with you and goes on the wall.

What size is the frame?

20 by 20 inches, with real depth to it, so it holds a wall on its own and still sits comfortably on an easel at a venue.

Do you deliver or ship?

If you are in Charlotte, we deliver it and set it up at your venue at no extra cost. Everywhere else it ships free, packed to arrive in one piece.

Do you make bouquets, centerpieces, or fresh arrangements?

No. We make one thing, the wedding flower frame. If you need bouquets or table florals, book a fresh florist for those. We are the piece that is still on your wall after the day is over.

Can the writing say something other than our names?

Yes. The text on the glass is yours to choose. Couples use their names and date, a line from their vows, a song lyric, or a short quote that means something to them. Use the notes box on the product page and we will reach out to you directly before we build it. Shorter lines read best on the glass.