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Display

Designer Insight

Not sure which to choose? Do you want to see your bouquet as it was on your wedding day? If so, I would suggest Bouquet Replication. If you'd prefer more of a floral art piece, then my recommendation is the Bird's Eye View.

Generally Bouquet Replications are displayed in either rectangular or square shadowboxes, whereas Bird's Eye View displays are square only.

The first step in the design process is to determine how you would like your bouquet displayed. We offer two options, please select one below.

Frame

Designer Insight

When choosing a frame, prioritize enhancing your bouquet first while ensuring it complements the room's overall aesthetic. Select a color or finish that creates distinct contrast against your wall rather than blending into it. Ultimately, aim to complement rather than perfectly match the dominant wood tones and hardware in your room to create a cohesive, curated environment.

Queen & I carries over 60 true wood frames to choose from. For your convenience we've organized the choices by color. Within each color you will find clean line, semi-ornate and ornate frames to choose from.

Mat Opening

Designer Insight

If you really want to give your piece a true museum-grade look, a fillet is the way to go. Unlike a single or double mat's 45-degree beveled edge, a fillet gives the matting a finished, polished edge. Nearly every molding collection we offer has a matching fillet within its own family, but for true distinction, try pairing a fillet from outside that family instead.

Front Mat

Designer Insight #1

When selecting a matting color, choose a shade that draws the eye into the bouquet without overpowering the piece or competing with the frame. The mat color should create a balanced transition between the bouquet, the frame, and the wall behind it, keeping the focus entirely on the bouquet itself. One of Daniel's favorite looks is going monochromatic, pairing the frame and matting in the same color family.

Designer Insight #2

Daniel's favorite matting is Tatami Silk. It's warm, rich, and comes in colors you won't find in other matting types. His go-to color is Sake (4412), a chameleon of a matting that accents whatever colors sit near it.

Queen & I offers 140 colors across three premium matting lines for you to choose from.

Tatami Silk brings a luxurious, ultra-refined look with a subtle, silky sheen. Its smooth, non-woven textile finish is inspired by fine satins, catching the light elegantly to give frames a high-end, gallery feel.

New Threads introduces an understated, visible fabric texture with a traditional straight weave, adding subtle depth, warmth, and a tactile, linen-like character that feels timeless and comforting.

Alphamat Artcare provides a smooth, classic, and completely flat paper surface, delivering a clean, modern aesthetic with sharp, crisp lines that keep the focus entirely on the artwork.

Front Mat 2

Designer Insight

Using a double mat is a great way to add an accent color to your display's foreground without taking focus away from the flowers. The color you choose can be inspired by your wedding's color theme or the colors in your bouquet.

Do you have a piece of fabric from your wedding, or even your wedding dress? Queen & I can custom-wrap the matting in your fabric for a truly one-of-a-kind piece.

Back Mat

Designer Insight

The background matting is what the bouquet is mounted against. It sits behind the flowers and, depending on your selection, can be minimally seen or make more of a statement. Daniel's favorite is Jet (8433) — it lets any bouquet color pop against it while hiding shadows cast by light reflecting off the flowers.

Queen & I offers 100 colors across the Artcare line for your background matting for you to choose from.

Size

The size of your shadowbox is determined by the size of your bouquet, not a catalog size. Most preservationists start with a pre-made frame and trim your flowers to fit it. I measure your bouquet first, then build the shadowbox to match, so nothing is cropped or compressed to fit a stock size.

Front Mat Border

Glazing

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A few of my go-to combinations — click one to preview it instantly.

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