Forever Florals

No. We install your floral piece using small cup hooks or Sugatsune-style hooks, depending on your wall and the design.

That does mean there will be small holes, similar to what you’d have from hanging art, shelves, or framed photos. A good rule of thumb is about one screw for every 1.5 feet of installation.

When you’re ready to move, remove, or change the piece, the holes can be filled and touched up easily.

Most standard walls are should work just fine.

If the wall can safely hold a nail, screw, or hook, we can usually make it work. Drywall, wood, and similar surfaces are typically great options.

The main exceptions are tile and cement, which we don’t install into.

During planning, we’ll talk through your space and make sure the installation location makes sense before anything goes up.

Nope. You don’t need to be there. In fact, we kind of prefer the big reveal moment.

Installations can look a little wild in progress. Flowers, branches, tools, ladders, little piles of petals, it’s not always cute halfway through. 

That being said, you’re absolutely welcome to be there if you’d like, but the artist flow is usually smoother without an audience. Plus, seeing the finished piece all at once is much more fun.

Yes. Once the flowers dry, the installation becomes surprisingly lightweight.

Most pieces are easy to unhook and rehang, as long as they’re handled gently and moved with care. If you decide you want to relocate yours, reach back out and we’ll send you a quick video walking you through how to do it.

Tiny note from your floral fairy godmother: easy to move does not mean toss-it-in-the-backseat-and-hope easy. Gentle hands, always.

We love pets, but during installation, it’s best to keep them in another room or safely tucked away for a bit. 

We’ll have flowers, branches, tools, and materials out while we work, and curious paws can make things harder, or damage the piece before it’s finished.

Once the installation is complete, we recommend placing it somewhere your pets can’t easily swat, nibble, or climb.

The installation itself is designed not to shed all over your space.

We intentionally choose materials that dry beautifully and hold up well over time. That comes from years of knowing which flowers and greenery will stand the test of time.

So while the floral design is messy while it’s happening, we take the mess with us.

The piece is designed to last indefinitely when left in place and treated gently.

Because it’s made with natural materials, some changes are expected over time. Colors may soften, flowers may shrink slightly, and the overall look may become more muted as everything fully dries.

The structure itself will stay in place, but branches or delicate pieces can break if they’re hit, pulled, or moved roughly.

Yes, a little.

Fresh floral pieces are usually brightest at the beginning. As the flowers dry, the colors naturally soften and the blooms may become slightly smaller.

We choose flowers and materials specifically because they dry well and age beautifully, so the change should feel subtle.

It can, but we don’t recommend direct sunlight if you want the colors to last as long as possible.

Like any dried floral piece, sunlight can speed up fading. A spot with indirect light is best if you want to preserve the color and texture.

You don’t need to water it, mist it, or fuss with it. In fact, please don’t.

If dust gathers over time, use a feather duster or a cool, low setting on a hair dryer from a safe distance. Avoid pulling, wiping, or spraying the flowers directly.