Discover which wedding flowers press beautifully, and which blooms are trickier to preserve, in this guide for brides and flower preservation artists. From roses and delphiniums to peonies and dahlias, learn how to choose bouquet flowers that will become long‑lasting pressed‑flower keepsakes. Perfect for anyone planning wedding flower preservation or creating pressed bridal bouquet art.

Explore the differences between traditional and microwavable flower pressing. Learn which method gives better colour, quality and consistency, plus the benefits and limitations of each approach to help you to choose the right technique for your floral projects.

Not all flowers are created equal when it comes to pressing. Some flowers retain their natural, vibrant colour and unique, delicate shape during and after the process, whereas others fade or lose their charm much more quickly. Choosing the right flowers, particularly as a beginner presser, can make all the difference in getting the best results.

There is an overwhelming abundance of options out there when looking for the equipment to press flowers. To achieve successful results you may be asking: what’s the best sized press? what should you use inside the press? what material should it be made from? Learn what your options are, including a guide on how to make your own press.

Pressing flowers in books is a centuries old pastime and due to its accessibility, it can be enjoyed by all. Whether you’re looking to try a new hobby, press sentimental flowers or something to do with the kids; discover how to successfully press flowers in books.