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Pressed in Time

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Last reviewed: October 16, 2026 | Niagara on the Lake |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: October 16, 2026. Business status: Active.

Pressed in Time is a flower-preservation business serving couples who want to turn wedding flowers into lasting keepsakes. For couples researching Niagara wedding flower preservation, the official website describes hand-pressing flowers and creating framed floral art, 3D shadowboxes and selected resin pieces. The business is located in Niagara, Ontario, offers local drop-off and says flowers can also be mailed from anywhere in Canada.

The company’s bridal page publishes three package options as well as a build-your-own approach. This gives couples an initial way to compare formats and budgets before submitting an inquiry. This profile was last reviewed on October 16, 2026, using the supplied official Pressed in Time pages.

Services and specialization

Pressed in Time focuses on preserving flowers rather than supplying wedding-day floral design. Its bridal service says flowers are hand-pressed and preserved to create art pieces and keepsakes. The published options include pressed floral artwork, framed pieces, 3D shadowboxes, resin keepsakes and wearable jewellery through custom or à la carte selections.

The official bridal packages include two 11×14 floral keepsakes in the Just the Two of Us package; an 11×14 floral keepsake with either a 6×6 mini floral frame or boutonniere frame in To Have & To Hold; and a 9×9 shadowbox with a resin jewellery dish or resin ornament in Love at First Bloom. The site also describes custom frame sizes, frame colours, backgrounds and additional resin pieces.

Hand-pressed wedding flowers
Framed floral keepsakes
3D shadowboxes
Resin keepsakes and selected jewellery
Custom and à la carte preservation options

Service area and who it may suit

The official site identifies Pressed in Time as being located in Niagara, Ontario, with local drop-off available in Niagara. It also states that couples can mail their flowers from anywhere in Canada. No more specific street address is published in the supplied evidence, so couples seeking an in-person appointment should confirm the current drop-off instructions directly.

The service may suit couples who want to preserve part or all of a wedding bouquet, create a framed floral display, make a smaller giftable piece or combine several formats. The entry-level package may also be relevant to couples planning a micro-wedding or elopement, although the site’s suitability description is not a guarantee about a particular bouquet or result.

Local drop-off is described as available in Niagara.
Mail-in service is described as available from anywhere in Canada.
The best format depends on the flowers, desired keepsake and available budget.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the range of preservation formats. Couples can choose from standard packages or ask about a personalized collection, with options that include pressed artwork, shadowboxes and resin items. The official website also provides a defined booking outline: submit an inquiry, receive a contract and invoice, pay the required deposit, then receive care instructions for the flowers.

There are practical limitations to keep in mind. The supplied evidence does not establish a physical street address, telephone number, wedding-date availability, turnaround guarantee beyond the stated 8–16 week preservation and design period, or whether every flower type can be used in every format. Couples should treat package inclusions and prices as the published starting point for discussion and confirm current details before booking.

A range of package and custom options is documented.
The site describes an 8–16 week process after flowers are received.
Current availability, exact drop-off arrangements and final design suitability require confirmation.

Pricing

The official bridal page publishes the following package prices: Just the Two of Us is $950 + HST and includes two 11×14 floral keepsakes with museum glass; To Have & To Hold is $650 + HST and includes one 11×14 floral keepsake, one 6×6 mini floral frame or boutonniere frame, and museum glass; Love at First Bloom is $425 + HST and includes one 9×9 shadowbox plus a resin jewellery dish or resin ornament made with bouquet petals.

The site lists an upgrade from 11×14 to 16×20 for $150 each for the first package and $150 for the second package. Custom work is described as à la carte, so the final amount may depend on the selected pieces, sizes and materials. Couples should confirm that the published prices remain current and ask how shipping, taxes, additional items and custom requests affect the total.

Published package prices range from $425 + HST to $950 + HST.
An 11×14 to 16×20 upgrade is listed at $150, with the applicable package wording confirmed before purchase.
Custom work should be quoted through the inquiry process.

Contact and booking

The official website directs couples to submit an inquiry with their wedding date, flower information and requested preservation options. The supplied official content lists pressedintimeinfo@gmail.com as an email contact and identifies the business on Instagram as @pressedintimestudio, but no telephone number or clean postal address is provided in the evidence pack.

The booking process described on the official site includes a contract and invoice with a 50% deposit. The proposed booking can expire after 48 hours if the contract and deposit are not received. Once booked, couples receive instructions for caring for their flowers until local drop-off or shipment. The site says completed projects can be picked up locally in Niagara or mailed within Canada.

Submit an inquiry with the wedding date and requested options.
Review the contract and invoice before paying the stated 50% deposit.
Ask for current local drop-off and shipping instructions.

What couples should confirm

Before committing, couples should confirm that Pressed in Time is accepting their wedding date and that the selected package is appropriate for the flowers they plan to send. The site states that the preservation process takes approximately 8–16 weeks after flowers are received, so the expected completion date should be discussed if the keepsake is needed for a specific anniversary or presentation.

Couples should also ask how quickly fresh flowers must be delivered, how to prepare flowers for mailing, whether all requested blooms can be included, and what happens if flowers arrive damaged or do not press as expected. Confirm the final design, frame size, glass, background, resin options, taxes, shipping charges, deposit terms and pickup or delivery arrangements in writing.

Is the requested date currently available?
Which flowers and portions of the bouquet can be preserved in the chosen format?
What are the current shipping, tax, deposit and completion details?
What is included in the final design and what would be an additional charge?

A focused option for preserving wedding memories

Pressed in Time offers a documented Niagara-based route for couples who want their wedding flowers transformed into framed art, shadowboxes or other keepsakes. Its official bridal page provides more detail than a simple directory listing, including package inclusions, published prices and a custom option. The main decision is whether the desired format, timing and delivery method fit the couple’s flowers and plans.

For broader planning resources, couples can continue researching through CanadaWeddingGuide’s wedding and bridal guide and directory hubs. Those resources should complement, not replace, direct confirmation with Pressed in Time about current services, pricing and availability.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Pressed in Time located?

The official website identifies Pressed in Time as located in Niagara, Ontario and describes local drop-off in Niagara. A specific street address is not provided in the supplied evidence, so couples should request current drop-off details.

Can I mail my wedding flowers to Pressed in Time?

Yes. The official website says couples can mail their flowers from anywhere in Canada. Ask for the current shipping guide and flower-care instructions before sending them.

How long does wedding flower preservation take?

The official site describes an 8–16 week process after the flowers are received. Confirm the expected completion timing for your specific order before booking.

What does the lowest-priced bridal package include?

Love at First Bloom is listed at $425 + HST and includes one 9×9 shadowbox plus one resin jewellery dish or resin ornament made with petals from the bouquet.