Will the colour of my flowers change in any way once pressed?

Please note that some flowers do not press well and change colour when the moisture is removed.  Examples are:

       *  Red roses may become darker in colour.

       *  White roses may go cream.

       *  Lilies on occasions may go brown.

       *  Calla Lilies nearly always go brown, sometimes half of the petal will go brown

           or the petals may change colour completely.

       *  Orchids can go black.

       *  Pale roses in general will go cream.

       *  Pink flowers may go lilac or brown.

       *  Yellow or gold flowers may go brown or green.

       *  Gerberas will not press well and are most likely to lose their colour.

       *  Hydrangias change colour ie: pink can go lilac or white, blue can go white.

At Flower Press UK we endeavour to maintain the colour of your flowers by pressing as many petals and foliage as possible.  Using our special pressing methods we can obtain the best quality result.  It would be unprofessional for us not to make you aware of this possiblity.

As a product of nature and as each flower is different in quality, we cannot accept responsibility for colour changes to any flowers or foliage that we press.

We must stress that colour change of this type is the exception, rather than the rule.

Claims for loss or damage to Flower Press UK goods must be made within 28 days of the date of despatch.  Any claims received after this period are not valid.

Our Pendant mounts, chains, bails are sterling silver.  The pendant mounts are not hallmarked because they weigh below 7.78g.