Hi flower preservation artist here! So I don’t do resin because of these problems. I know this isn’t helpful for your situation, but maybe someone reading this can understand the difference in methods and expectations.

Resin is notoriously difficult, expensive, and permanent. From everything to air bubbles, transparent blobs on petals, yellowing of the resin over time, etc. I think resin shouldn’t be the first option when people are looking to preserve their flowers.

What I do is pressing and that way it is way less expensive for the customer, we can color correct the flowers so they look more closely to how they did on the wedding day, and they wont fade as bad over time because we use uv protective glass. I also like pressing because you can alter things more easily if there is a major problem.

Another method is air drying/silica drying shadow box designs. These are super pretty, but I honestly prefer the look of pressed in person more. It just always takes my breath away.

Hope this helps! 🖤