Annie wanted to keep a little piece of her wedding day close, with a frame that felt as full, abundant and beautiful as the flowers themselves, preserving a special memory she shared with her husband, Mark.

She knew she wanted the wildflower-style look of the frames she had seen across Earth Tone, with flowers layered together to create a full and natural composition. Her bouquet included beautiful white roses and delicate gypsophila, with the rest of the flowers left as a little surprise until they arrived in the studio.

We chose an A3 oak frame to give the flowers plenty of space to breathe while still creating that wonderfully full feel Annie had fallen in love with. She also sent additional flowers from her wedding party, giving me more to work with and allowing the final arrangement to feel abundant and personal.

Each flower was carefully pressed and preserved before being thoughtfully arranged by hand, bringing together the delicate whites, soft textures and natural movement of her wedding flowers.

The finished piece became more than a way to preserve her bouquet. It became a little reminder of the day Annie and Mark celebrated their love, capturing the beauty of their wedding flowers in a keepsake they can enjoy in their home for years to come.

A little piece of Annie and Mark’s wedding day, preserved to treasure forever.