for the flowers
Professional Floral Color Correction
Our custom floral color restoration service applies exclusively to the specific florals listed below. Please only add this option to your cart if your bouquet includes these select varieties that you would like restored:
• White roses
• White calla lilies
• White orchids
• Monstera leaves
• Anthuriums - all colors
Understanding Petal Bruising & Translucency in Resin
Our color restoration artist will work carefully to remove natural browning while also minimizing translucent spots, known as floral bruising, which can develop the moment liquid epoxy resin makes contact with delicate petals. Bruising is caused by the standard handling and wear your flowers undergo during your special event and is not visible in fresh or dried florals. Because it only appears during the resin process, it will not be visible in the artwork design mockup. Color restoration must be hand-painted prior to the encapsulation process; once the resin phase begins, it cannot be altered.
The Reality of Natural Flower Dehydration
While our professional drying process beautifully preserves a wide variety of colors, not all pigments can be maintained. This, simply, is a natural consequence of organic oxidation and is completely out of our control.
For example, some florals darken and some lose their color. Red flowers tend to dry very dark, while white flowers often dry light yellow, to list a few instances. Please note that some florals will change color once they make contact with resin - even after professional color correction - resulting in a different appearance than the design mockup.
Please note: Exact color matching may not be possible, although we make every effort to get it as close as we can. The most important goal is to minimize the appearance of browning and bruising to restore the beauty of your florals.
for the flowers
Professional Floral Color Correction
Our custom floral color restoration service applies exclusively to the specific florals listed below. Please only add this option to your cart if your bouquet includes these select varieties that you would like restored:
• White roses
• White calla lilies
• White orchids
• Monstera leaves
• Anthuriums - all colors
Understanding Petal Bruising & Translucency in Resin
Our color restoration artist will work carefully to remove natural browning while also minimizing translucent spots, known as floral bruising, which can develop the moment liquid epoxy resin makes contact with delicate petals. Bruising is caused by the standard handling and wear your flowers undergo during your special event and is not visible in fresh or dried florals. Because it only appears during the resin process, it will not be visible in the artwork design mockup. Color restoration must be hand-painted prior to the encapsulation process; once the resin phase begins, it cannot be altered.
The Reality of Natural Flower Dehydration
While our professional drying process beautifully preserves a wide variety of colors, not all pigments can be maintained. This, simply, is a natural consequence of organic oxidation and is completely out of our control.
For example, some florals darken and some lose their color. Red flowers tend to dry very dark, while white flowers often dry light yellow, to list a few instances. Please note that some florals will change color once they make contact with resin - even after professional color correction - resulting in a different appearance than the design mockup.
Please note: Exact color matching may not be possible, although we make every effort to get it as close as we can. The most important goal is to minimize the appearance of browning and bruising to restore the beauty of your florals.
Image 1 of 3
Image 2 of 3
Image 3 of 3
