"I was sure the colors would fade" Pressed a buttercup from my daughter's first walk. Three months later it's still the same vibrant yellow. I was wrong.
Hannah M.
★★★★★
"Thought 2 hours was marketing talk" My wedding bouquet rose came out flat and bright by lunchtime. I'd wasted weeks on books before. Never again.
Lauren K.
★★★★★
"Finally something that actually works" I lost my grandma's funeral flowers to a professional frame that turned them brown. This press saved the next bouquet.
Maya R.
★★★★★
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What's Included in Your Order
(Buy 1, Get 1 FREE) 2× Mini Flower Press (1 paid + 1 FREE) 40× Reusable Absorbent Sheets (20 included + 20 Extra sheets Free) 2× Brass Wrenches 1× Quick Guide to Flower Pressing 1× E-Book: Flower Pressing Project Ideas
(Buy 2, Get 2 FREE) 4× Mini Flower Press (2 paid + 2 FREE) 80× Reusable Absorbent Sheets (40 included + 40 Extra sheets Free) 4× Brass Wrenches 1× Quick Guide to Flower Pressing 1× E-Book: Flower Pressing Project Ideas
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All orders are processed within 1 to 3 business days.
Estimated delivery time is 8 to 11 business days.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us.
Will the colors really stay vibrant, or will they fade like with a book?
The four-screw brass system applies even pressure while the absorbent sheets wick moisture out of the petals in both directions at once. That’s exactly what locks the pigment in. Pressed in Botanical Press, flowers stay vibrant for years when kept out of direct sunlight — not the brown, brittle result you get from a heavy book after four weeks.
How is 2 hours even possible? Every tutorial says it takes 2 to 4 weeks.
Books and diaries press slow and seal moisture in — that’s why they take weeks and often rot the petals mid-way. Botanical Press works the opposite way: the brass plates squeeze while the absorbent sheets pull moisture out fast and evenly. Thin flowers (violets, pansies, buttercups) are ready in about 2 hours. Thicker blooms (roses, peonies) may need 3 to 4 hours. Either way, it’s hours — not weeks.
Does it work for thick flowers like roses, peonies or dahlias?
Yes, with one small step: for very dense blooms, separate the petals and press them in a single layer, or slice the flower in half lengthwise before pressing. The brass body gives you more than enough pressure for anything up to a small rose or a large daisy whole.
Will it work on my wedding bouquet or a flower from someone I’ve lost?
Yes — and that’s why most of our customers buy it. Press a single bloom the same day of the event (or within 2-3 days, while the petals are still fresh). Open it 2 hours later and the color, shape and shade are locked in forever. Many women have told us they framed a wedding rose or a bloom from a funeral bouquet and still look at it every day.
How many flowers can I press at once?
Several small flowers per sheet, or one larger bloom. Each press includes 10 reusable absorbent sheets — so 2 presses give you 20 sheets. With the Buy 1 Get 1 Free bundle, you get a second set free: 40 sheets in total, enough to press dozens of flowers at once.
Is it hard to use? I’ve never pressed flowers before.
If you can tighten a screw, you can use it. Place the flower on an absorbent sheet, close the brass plates, turn the four screws with the included wrench (about 30 seconds), and wait. No glue, no chemicals, no learning curve. Your free Quick Guide walks you through your first flower step by step.
Will the brass tarnish, rust or warp?
Brass naturally develops a soft golden patina over the years — many customers love this because it makes the press look like a vintage heirloom. It will never rust, bend or crack like plastic presses do. Wipe it dry after each use and it stays bright for a lifetime.
 
 
That perfect wildflower you found yesterday? It's already wilted.
You spot them on your walks — a tiny daisy by the trail, a poppy after the rain, the first bloom of spring. You bring them home and set them aside. By tomorrow they're curled, brown, and useless. Every beautiful thing you noticed vanishes before you can keep it.
 
 
Join 273+ women preserving every bloom
Take 90 days to see for yourself. It's easy to use, works from the very first flower, and if the colors fade, the petals rot, or your pressed bloom isn't everything we promised, we'll refund every penny. With our 90-day guarantee and dedicated support, you have nothing to lose and a lifetime of memories to keep.
 
 
Pressing flowers in a book takes 30 days — and ruins them anyway.
Books warp the color. Phone cases crush the petals. By the time you remember, the flower is a brown stain between the pages. 8 out of 10 pressed flowers lose their pigment because the paper couldn't wick the moisture fast enough. Months of memories, gone.
 
 
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Press on the trail. Open in two hours. Keep every bloom forever.
With Botanical Press and its brass compression system, you preserve wildflowers right where you find them — flat, dry, color intact — in the time it takes to finish your walk. Pocket-sized brass. Reusable absorbent sheets. Blooms ready for art, jewelry, scrapbooks, or a frame on your wall.
 
 
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Color Stays Vivid
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Color Stays Vivid
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Color Stays Vivid
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Color Stays Vivid
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 273 reviews.
No more waiting 3 to 4 weeks only to open a book and find brown, shriveled petals. Two hours in this brass press and my marigolds stayed bright golden orange.
Solid brass plates are super thick and sturdy. It has a bit of real weight to it in a thin shirt pocket, so I prefer carrying it in my jeans pocket or hiking hip pack.
Don't let the word 'mini' fool you—you can stack multiple layers inside at once! I came back from a 2-hour nature walk with 18 different wildflowers neatly pressed inside.
My wife loves it for her nature journaling. Giving 4 stars only because the outer shipping box got a little dented by the mail carrier, though the brass press inside was completely unharmed.
Heavy, gorgeous solid brass that feels indestructible. I do wish it came with a little velvet pouch for my purse, though it doesn't scratch easily anyway.
Used to ruin heavy books waiting three weeks for flowers to dry, only for half of them to mold. This little brass press had my garden pansies crisp and vibrant in just a couple of hours. Total game changer.
Was worried 'pocket-size' meant it would only fit tiny micro-flowers, but it easily fits whole daisies, pansies, dogwood blooms, and fern fronds while still sliding into my jeans pocket.
Normally white flowers turn a sad yellowish-brown when pressed in books. With this press, my white cosmos stayed snowy white and dried in under two hours. Worth every single penny.
Used it on a camping trip in Maine and saved dozens of wildflowers. A tiny instruction card with tips for extra-thick blooms would make it 5/5, though support emailed me tips right away.
Bought this to preserve petals and small blooms from my wedding bouquet last month. I was terrified of ruining them, but they came out flawless and I framed them next to our vows.
Other presses use thin plywood that bows in the center so the middle flowers don't get pressed flat. These solid brass plates exert 100% even pressure edge to edge.
The 90-day money-back guarantee gave me the confidence to pull the trigger, and there is zero chance I'm sending it back. Hands down my favorite purchase of 2026.
I take it everywhere now—botanical gardens, beach trails, picnic dates, even my own backyard. Pressing flowers immediately while the cells are still crisp makes them turn out 10x better.
Professional bouquet preservation services quoted me $600+ and a 4-month wait. I used this $50 brass press on my wedding blooms and made three gorgeous shadowboxes myself!
Every time we travel somewhere new as a family, we press one local flower or leaf and label it with the date and city. Our hallway gallery wall looks incredible.
Delicate cosmos and ferns came out looking like museum prints in two hours. Just be careful peeling super paper-thin poppy petals off—use tweezers and they come off cleanly.
Was doubtful about how fast it could handle juicy stems like clover and wild violets, but it wicked away the moisture in one afternoon with zero staining.
Red roses are notorious for turning black when pressed slowly. Because this dries the petals in just a couple hours, mine stayed a gorgeous ruby shade.
My therapist recommended mindful nature walks for stress relief, and carrying this little brass press gives me something tangible and calming to focus on.