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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t have experience with this particular one, but here’s an example of a company that will preserve her wedding bouquet in the form of pressed flowers. It’s artwork that will be personal to her, it’s a wedding memento, and if she likes gardening, presumably she’d like looking at flowers.

https://pressedfloral.com/collections/custom-products

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Except what if she does what a lot of brides do, which is to say:
1) Make a presentation of it to the last couple standing in the “how long have you been married” dance
2) Present it to a grandmother
3) Do a bouquet toss
4) (What I did) take it and other flowers to a local nursing home

Honestly, don’t take that choice away from a bride by saddling her with a gift. What is so bad about talking to someone to ask what they would want?

Plus, I love fresh flowers and I detest tacky, old-fashioned dried flower “arrangements.” Miss Havisham vibes.[/quote]
You’re a real drama queen.[/quote]

Not more dramatic than overriding someone’s wishes on what to do with their own bouquet.[/quote]
But no one suggested doing something that absurd. You obviously don’t d this if the bride has other plans for her bouquet or doesn’t want it pressed. This obviously isn’t the kind of thing you do without buy in from the bride. Were you picturing OP snatching the bouquet as soon as the bride set it down?[/quote]

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