Custom Bouquet Cyanotype (Original Artwork):

Transform your bouquet into a one-of-a-kind 22 × 30 inch cyanotype using an archival photographic process using organic matter and sunlight. Pressed flowers are translated into delicate silhouettes Against rich Cyan blue, preserving the beauty and structure of your bouquet long after the flowers themselves fade. This process offers a meaningful way to honor weddings, memorials, anniversaries, or personal milestones through a handcrafted photographic artwork designed to last.

Cyanotype is a contact-print process that transforms pressed flowers, leaves, feathers, and botanical matter into a two-dimensional composition, printed directly onto watercolor paper using sunlight.

Flowers That Work Best

Most flowers can be used, as long as they can be pressed and flattened. Blooms with thinner petals and open structures allow more light to pass through during exposure, creating greater translucency and fine detail in the final print. A mix of delicate flowers, foliage, and stems often produces the most dynamic results. Very thick, woody, or highly dimensional blooms may not press or print as successfully.

For examples of flowers that press well and additional guidance, please see the FAQ.

Flowers Must be shipped Pressed in an 11x15 inch Flower press, See Flower Press Instructions Here

Important Process & Responsibility Notes:

• Full payment is required at checkout to reserve your commission
• Flowers must be pressed promptly after the event using an 11 × 15 inch flower press or larger
• Flower presses are not provided by the artist
• You are responsible for shipping flowers to the artist once pressed
• Results depend on the condition, freshness, and structure of the materials received
• Artistic decisions and final composition are at the discretion of the artist
• Creation timelines vary and may take several months due to the organic, weather-dependent nature of the process and the artist’s workload

By purchasing this service, you confirm that you have reviewed and agree to the Terms of Service, including preparation, shipping requirements, creative process limitations, and material risks.