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Bouquet preservation ♥️ Turn sentimental flowers into beautiful art
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🌷Preserving Australia-wide, Sunshine Coast based
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28/09/2026

I started preserving wedding bouquets because I loved flowers.

Somewhere along the way, I realised I’d become an artist. 💕

There is something pretty special about working with your hands and turning flowers that hold so much meaning into art that gets to live on someone’s wall.

And I still can’t quite believe this is my job.

27/09/2026

I just LOVE when brides send me photos and videos showing how they’ve displayed their wedding bouquet art in their home 🥹

Maddie actually waited two whole weeks to open this piece because her husband works FIFO and she wanted them to unwrap it together. The patience!! 😂🤍

She’d originally planned to hang her 35 × 70cm Everfloré landscape, but then found this perfect little spot in their home and decided to turn it portrait instead.

And I think it was made for that wall 😍

This is what I love about creating statement pieces from wedding bouquets. They’re not tucked away in a box somewhere — they become part of your home and a reminder of your wedding day that you get to walk past every day.

And because this one is an Everfloré fine art reproduction of Maddie’s pressed bouquet, the flowers you see in the artwork will stay looking just like this rather than naturally ageing over time. 🌸

Brides, please keep sending me photos of your finished pieces in your homes — I genuinely LOVE seeing where they end up! 💕

Bride-to-be? Comment BRIDE and I’ll send you more information about preserving your wedding bouquet.

Joy x

23/09/2026

Pressed flower reconstruction, one petal at a time 🌹

Every rose from your wedding bouquet is carefully pressed and reconstructed by hand before becoming a one-of-a-kind piece of floral art.

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 w...
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

16/09/2026

This started as a real wedding bouquet. 🌸

Every flower was carefully pressed, reconstructed and arranged by hand to create an original piece of botanical art.

And then we took it one step further…

This is an Everfloré — a fine art reproduction of the bride’s pressed wedding flowers, created so she can keep the beauty and colour of her bouquet artwork without the natural ageing that happens to real pressed flowers.

This one is a BIG 35 × 70cm panorama and I think it really shows what wedding bouquet preservation can become. (I want to leave it on my wall 🤪)

Not just flowers saved in a frame.

Art for your home, made from one of the most sentimental parts of your wedding day.

If you’re an Australian bride-to-be wondering what to do with your wedding bouquet after the wedding, comment BRIDE and I’ll send you some preservation ideas.

And if you’re simply here because you love flowers, pressed flower art and all things botanical… you’re very welcome here too. 🌿

16/09/2026

I’m not a crafter… preserved flowers are simply my medium. 🎨

And absolutely no shade to crafters — there are some incredibly talented ones out there! 😂

But I’ve always thought of what I do a little differently.

Some artists work with paint.
Some with clay.
Some with textiles.

I work with flowers.

I press them, pull them apart, reconstruct them petal by petal and then use them to create an entirely new piece of art.

This one is an Everfloré — created from a bride’s real pressed wedding bouquet, then professionally photographed and reproduced as an archival fine art print designed to preserve the look of the artwork without the natural ageing of the original flowers.

For me, bouquet preservation has never just been about saving flowers.

It’s about taking something incredibly sentimental from your wedding day and creating artwork you’d genuinely want hanging in your home. 💕

So if you’re an Australian bride planning your wedding and wondering what to do with your bouquet afterwards…

Comment BRIDE and I’ll send you some ideas for preserving your wedding flowers. 💐

And do you prefer this piece in portrait or landscape?

16/09/2026

Would you hang this portrait or landscape? 🖼️

This is an Everfloré — a fine art reproduction created from a real pressed wedding bouquet.

I first press and reconstruct the bride’s flowers by hand, creating the artwork using her actual wedding flowers. The finished design is then professionally photographed and reproduced as an archival fine art print.

And this one is BIG 😍 The artwork itself measures 35 × 70cm — and the beauty of this design is that it could be displayed either portrait or landscape. And I kinda want to leave it hanging in my house!!

Unlike the original pressed flowers, which will naturally change and age over time, an Everfloré is designed to preserve the look of your bouquet artwork without those natural changes. 

So, Australian brides planning your wedding… if you’ve been searching for a way to preserve your wedding bouquet and turn it into art for your home, this might be it.

💐 Comment BRIDEand I’ll send you information about preserving your wedding flowers.

And tell me below — portrait or landscape? And I’ll leave a comment as to which I prefer!

10/09/2026

Hi, I’m Joy 👋🏼 the artist behind Created with Joy Art. 😍

I love taking sentimental flowers — wedding bouquets, memorial flowers and any meaningful blooms — and turning them into art you can keep.

Follow along to see beautiful flowers carefully preserved and transformed into one-of-a-kind pieces.

Bride-to-be? Comment BRIDE and I’ll send you more info 😍

09/09/2026

🌸 Spring is here… which means spring wedding season is officially here! 🌸

And a little reminder from your friendly neighbourhood bouquet preservation artist 😂 — have you actually booked someone to preserve your wedding bouquet yet?

We’ll always try our best to squeeze in those last-minute “HELP, I got married yesterday, can you save my flowers?!” messages 😅 But there’s a limit to how many wedding bouquets I can preserve each week from my little home studio.

So if preserving your wedding flowers is something you know you want, please don’t leave it until after the wedding.

And if you’ve already enquired with me but haven’t officially booked — now is a very good time to get that sorted! 🌷

Your wedding date is only secured once:
• your booking form is completed, and
• the $220 Flower Preservation Fee is paid.

The good news? You don’t have to pay for your finished artwork now. The remaining invoice isn’t due until just before I start working on your piece, usually around 4–7 months later.

And if you’re looking at the wedding budget thinking, “Can I really justify one more wedding expense?” — here’s an idea I wish more couples thought of:

Ask family or wedding guests who aren’t sure what to give you to contribute towards your bouquet preservation. 💐

Instead of another toaster, you could end up with your actual wedding flowers turned into a piece of art you’ll have hanging in your home for years.

Planning a wedding in Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, Maleny or anywhere in Australia? I preserve bouquets Australia-wide.

Comment BRIDE and I’ll send you some ideas for preserving your wedding bouquet. 💕

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