Color Restoration for a More Vibrant Keepsake

Colors naturally fade as flowers dry, but our airbrushing service revives their hues, making your preserved bouquet as vibrant as your memories.

After Color Restoration

Natural Color Changes in Dried Flowers—What to Expect

As your flowers dry, their colors will naturally deepen and shift. Whites take on a warm amber hue, colors may become muted, and all shades tend to darken.

This is a normal part of the preservation process.

These natural changes create a timeless, vintage look.

But if you prefer your bouquet to have more vibrant colors like on your wedding day, our color restoration service can refresh and enhance your flowers through expert airbrushing.

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Before Color Restoration

Whites Naturally Amber—Here’s What to Expect

As flowers dry, their colors shift, and whites are no exception.

Instead of staying bright, they naturally take on a warm, ivory or amber tone—giving them a soft, vintage look. If you love the organic beauty of dried flowers, keeping them natural may be the perfect choice.

Prefer crisp whites and enhanced, pastel-toned colors? Color restoration can revive your bouquet’s original vibrancy with expert airbrushing.

Choose the look that best reflects your vision!