Samantha came to me with a lovely idea for preserving her wedding bouquet. Rather than having all of her flowers arranged within a single frame, she wanted to create something a little different: a triptych made up of three individual frames.

Her vision was for the flowers to flow naturally from one frame to the next, creating a sense of movement and connection across all three pieces. Each frame would have its own composition, while together they would form one continuous piece of botanical artwork.

Bringing the design together meant carefully considering how each flower and stem would sit within the individual frames, making sure the arrangement felt balanced on its own while still flowing seamlessly into the next.

I love how this approach allows a bouquet to become something more than a single framed arrangement. Displayed together, the three frames work as one, creating a beautiful way to preserve the flowers and memories of Samantha's wedding day.

Every bouquet has its own character, and finding a way to honour that while creating something personal to each couple is one of my favourite parts of this work.

Three frames, one flowing arrangement, and a wedding bouquet preserved to be treasured for years to come.