I first heard from Hannah by email, who was getting married and had a lovely idea for a meaningful keepsake. Her mum wanted to gift her a pressed flower frame, preserving a little piece of Hannah's wedding day for her to treasure long after the celebrations had passed.
The idea was to surround a handwritten detail featuring Hannah and her partner's names, alongside their wedding date, with flowers from their wedding bouquet. This meant the frame would hold not only the beauty of the flowers themselves, but also the details that made the day uniquely theirs.
By pressing and carefully arranging the bouquet flowers around their names and wedding date, the frame would bring together the flowers and memories of the day in one personal piece of artwork.
I love the thought behind a gift like this. It was a way for Hannah's mum to give her something truly personal, capturing a moment that would always mean so much to their family.
A wedding bouquet is full of memories, from the excitement of getting ready to the moment two people begin a new chapter together. Preserving those flowers creates a way to revisit those feelings for years to come.
A little piece of their wedding day, made to be treasured forever.
Your wedding flowers can become something you keep long after the day itself has passed. If you'd like to talk about preserving your bouquet, I'd love to hear about your plans.