The preservation of plant material dates back to Egyptian times when they used sand as a type of preservative, time moved on into the Victorian era where the method of pressing became popular. It is a well known fact that the sending of flowers is a very romantic gesture; a Red Rose is a sign of true love, Lillies portray purity and innocence, and Honeysuckle represents affection and faithfulness. It is, therefore, little wonder why these flowers are found in today's wedding bouquets. In fact Queen Victoria Herself used to press flowers and send them as romantic gestures to Prince Albert just like lovers may do on Valentines Day.

We owe our recipe of success to our concentrated efforts in the preservation industry and it is this which makes us the leaders in our field. We are continually improving our process to produce the mirror image of a bridal bouquet which is an everlasting keepsake and a very desirable heirloom which every bride deserves.