White roses and orchids laid out for a round glass preservation

Bouquet preservation

Your flowers last a few days.

The memory can be forever.

Corola turns your wedding bouquet into a memory you can hold.

How it works

01

Send us your bouquet

We receive your flowers at the workshop to begin the preservation process.

02

We get to work

We bring your memory to life, transforming each flower into a lasting work of art.

03

Straight to your door

We deliver the finished piece to your home, so you can relive that special day forever.

Real weddings

Pieces with a story

Eloyna & Alfonso

Eloyna and Alfonso's pressed wedding flowers in a pine frame, held up in golden-hour light

Natalie’s bouquet

Coasters made from Natalie's bouquet, pink petals in clear resin
Natalie's framed composition with her wedding photo and pressed flowers

Mildred’s proposal

A white rose in a resin cube, held in two hands
The full set: resin letters M and T with a petal heart, on green

The Cancún bracelets

Three gold bracelets with preserved white flowers in resin
Close-up of one bracelet: a white flower and gold flakes in clear resin

Sarah’s table

A preserved wedding bouquet set in a round resin table, on white cloth
The client with her finished resin bouquet plaque on a cloth-draped table

Three ways to keep it

What your bouquet becomes

Every piece is designed with you, from your flowers.

Three matching resin bracelets from a Cancún bouquet, gold chains with preserved white blooms

Keepsake

One wearable piece from your bouquet: earrings or a pendant.

A bride and her bridesmaids each kept a matching bracelet from her Cancún wedding.

Eloyna and Alfonso's pressed wedding flowers in a pine frame, held up in golden-hour light

Where most couples land

Signature

A framed composition of your bouquet, your pressed flowers arranged around your invitation or wedding photo.

Eloyna and Alfonso’s flowers became a pressed-flower frame.

A preserved wedding bouquet set in a round resin table, on white cloth

Heirloom

The full composition of your bouquet, framed or preserved in a resin table, plus a wearable piece.

Sarah’s bouquet became a resin table.

Restoration

Married years ago?

We’ve worked with bouquets that waited years.

Ivette's resin table: flowers that waited years, restored and preserved with gold flakes

More for your wedding week

A flower-pressing session for your bridal party

Ask about a private workshop the week of your wedding: bachelorette, bridal shower, or just your people around a table full of flowers.

Tell us your wedding date.

We’re glad you’re considering Corola for your bouquet. Carol takes a limited number of bouquets per season, so write us with your date and we’ll take it from there. No commitment yet, just the conversation.