Do you do custom and personalised orders?

Yes I do create customised orders with favorite flowers of your choice for pressed flower frames. Feel free to contact me to discuss this further. This includes, weddings, birthdays, house warming, bereavement flowers and all other holidays.

How do I tell you what my favourite flowers are?

You can do this by letting me know which you'd like at check out, it will be found under customer notes.

Items I Keep Nearby for Ultimate Creativity

For artists, makers, and anyone who wants to feel inspired by nature again, I truly believe creativity grows when I slow down and notice what is around me. Working with pressed flowers has shaped my daily creative rituals and helped me build a space at home that feels calm, focused, and full of meaning.

There is a quiet connection between nature, memory, and making something with your hands. I always keep a small collection of blooms nearby. Dried flowers pressed in my books often spark new ideas, colour palettes, and gentle direction for a piece. Pressing flowers is a grounding part of my day. It helps me slow down and preserve flowers with care and intention.

My flower pressing tools are always within reach. Papers, books, and materials I return to again and again create a peaceful rhythm in my studio. Surrounding myself with nature-inspired details, like my own floral artwork and meaningful pressed flower framed pieces, helps my space feel connected to the outdoors and to the reason I began this work.

Sketchbooks and creative journalling are part of my process too. I sketch layouts for each flowery frame before I begin, and often write the story behind the flowers I am working with. These small notes and ideas shape future collections and keep my creativity rooted in something real and heartfelt.

Whether it is a wedding bouquet or a bundle of memory flowers, I never take the responsibility lightly. Preserving wedding flowers and turning them into a pressed flower framed keepsake is at the heart of what I do. Each piece is created slowly and thoughtfully, with genuine care for the moment it represents.

I often step outside to gather inspiration. Noticing colour, texture, and seasonal changes always brings me back to centre. These quiet pauses remind me that creativity does not need to feel rushed or perfect. It grows when I am surrounded by beauty, nature, and meaningful objects that make me want to create.

If you are craving more creativity in your own days, try creating a small nature corner at home. Gather a few flowers, begin pressing flowers, or display a piece of floral artwork that brings you a sense of calm each time you see it. And if you ever have flowers from a moment you want to hold onto, you might think about how you can preserve them so they can live on in your home and your story for years to come.