Resin Bouquet

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Resin Bouquet is a Vancouver-area wedding flower preservation studio with a local Surrey drop-off option and Canada-wide service. For couples researching wedding bouquet preservation in Surrey BC, the confirmed official site describes custom pressed flower frames and resin flower keepsakes made from bridal bouquets and other sentimental flowers.

This is not a conventional wedding florist listing. Resin Bouquet works with flowers after the event, drying selected blooms and greens before arranging them in a chosen mould or frame. The studio also accepts special-occasion and memorial flowers, but this profile concentrates on the wedding-related service. A full postal address and telephone number were not published on the official pages reviewed, so neither is listed here.

Services and specialization

Resin Bouquet specializes in preserving wedding flowers as displayable keepsakes. The confirmed options include pressed flower frames, 3D resin flower frames, resin pieces in square, round and hexagon shapes, wall hangings, coasters, tealights, trays, ring holders, jewellery dishes, ornaments and a standing heart. Some smaller pieces are described as suitable for a single rose, smaller flowers or pressed petals.

For a current bouquet, the studio says it dries the best blooms and greens, creates a design in the selected mould or frame, and emails that design for approval before the resin work is completed. Couples who missed the chance to preserve their original bouquet may ask about a remake using flowers reordered through their florist. The official site also says it can work with already dried bouquets.

Service area and who it may suit

The business describes itself as located in the Vancouver area. Local clients may deliver a bouquet in person to its Surrey business; the site lists Vancouver, North and West Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, Richmond, Delta, Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, Surrey, Langley, Abbotsford, Mission, Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley among the areas served.

Resin Bouquet also states that it serves British Columbia and accepts bouquets from across Canada by one-day shipping. This may suit couples who want to retain flowers from their wedding after the event and are comfortable arranging a local drop-off or expedited shipment. Fresh flowers from the United States cannot be shipped to the studio under the process stated on the site; dried flowers may be discussed instead.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the choice between pressed-frame and resin formats, with a published selection of sizes and smaller add-on keepsakes. Another is the client design-review step after the flowers have been dried. The official site also provides packing instructions after a date and deposit are confirmed, and says completed orders are shipped with Canada Post tracking.

The practical constraints are equally important. Resin Bouquet says it accepts only a limited number of preservations each week. It asks clients shipping fresh flowers to use overnight or one-day service and does not accept responsibility for damaged, lost or delayed incoming shipments. The studio explains that wilted, bruised or discoloured petals cannot be reversed; colour changes, small bubbles, imperfections and transparent spots can occur in handmade resin work. All epoxy resin may amber over time, and the studio advises keeping finished pieces away from heat and direct sunlight.

Pricing

Published product prices range from $35 for a four-inch ornament to $425 for a 12-by-16-inch pressed flower frame, an 11-by-14-inch 3D resin flower frame, an eight-inch square resin piece or a nine-inch round resin piece. Other listed examples include a nine-inch resin wall hanging at $375, a seven-inch hexagon at $400, a five-inch hexagon or tealight at $300, a six-piece coaster set from $185 to $225, a single-rose keepsake at $85, trays and ring holders at $60, and jewellery dishes at $45.

A $100 deposit is stated to confirm and reserve a date. The final invoice is sent when preservation is completed, with the remaining balance due before pickup or shipping. Shipping is calculated and added to the invoice for final payment. Couples should confirm the selected format, tax treatment, shipping charge, any replacement-flower cost and the final total in writing before paying a deposit.

Preservation process and timing

The process described by Resin Bouquet begins after a booking: local clients may drop off flowers, while Canadian clients may ship them. The studio dries selected flowers and greens, prepares a creative design for the client’s approval, then builds the resin piece in fine layers. The official flower-preservation page says the full process can take 12 to 16 or more weeks, depending on the number of orders and items in the order.

For return shipping within Canada, the site gives a Canada Post Regular delivery estimate of three to 10 business days after the order leaves the business, subject to region and carrier conditions. That delivery estimate is separate from the preservation time. Couples with a fixed gifting date should ask for the current production and delivery expectation before booking.

Contact and booking

Resin Bouquet directs prospective clients to its contact form to check availability and to reserve a date early. Its order page says booking availability is limited and asks couples to send a message before proceeding. The business’s official contact page was live when reviewed, although the form content did not expose a public email address or telephone number in the page text.

Use the official website rather than the unverified legacy telephone number or unrelated legacy website previously attached to this listing. When contacting the studio, include the event date, local drop-off or shipping plan, bouquet condition, preferred preservation format and any desired smaller keepsakes.

What couples should confirm

Confirm whether the wedding date can be accepted before sending flowers or paying a deposit. Ask which blooms from the bouquet are likely to preserve well, whether replacement flowers are appropriate, and which frame or resin shape fits the flowers available. For shipped bouquets, confirm the packing instructions, courier timing, insurance responsibility and the destination details supplied after booking.

Also confirm the exact 12-to-16-plus-week production window for the chosen order, final delivery method, total price including shipping and taxes, payment schedule, change or cancellation terms, and care instructions for the completed artwork. These details matter because the finished piece is handmade and the source flowers are perishable.

Continue planning

• Canada Wedding Guide directory
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Frequently asked questions

Can I drop off my wedding bouquet locally?

Yes. Resin Bouquet says local clients may deliver bouquets in person to its Surrey business. The official pages reviewed do not publish a full postal address, so arrange the details through the contact form.

Does Resin Bouquet accept bouquets from outside the Lower Mainland?

Yes. The studio says it accepts one-day shipped bouquets from across Canada. It asks clients to use overnight or one-day service for fresh flowers and provides packing instructions after the date and deposit are confirmed.

How long does a Resin Bouquet preservation take?

The official flower-preservation page states that the full process can take 12 to 16 or more weeks, depending on the number of orders and items in the order.

What deposit is required to reserve a date?

The order page states that a $100 deposit confirms and reserves the date. Confirm the full order total and terms directly with the studio.

Sources checked

• Resin Bouquet – Wedding Flower Preservation Vancouver Area
• Order Your Wedding Or Special Flowers Preserved By Us
• Resin Bouquet – Flower Preservation
• Shipping – Resin Bouquet – Wedding Flower Bouquet Preservation

Website: https://resinbouquet.com/