Wedding & Memorial Flower Preservaiton
Transform your wedding bouquet or memorial flowers into beautiful, handcrafted resin keepsakes designed to preserve the memories they hold
How It Works
Learn how easy it is to get started

Select & Personalize
Choose your flower preservation keepsakes, personalize your design, and complete your order.

Send Us Your Flowers
Drop off your flowers locally in Cache Valley, Utah, or safely ship your fresh flowers to me from anywhere in the U.S.

We Handle the Rest
I carefully dry and preserve your flowers, create a design for your approval, and handcraft your custom keepsakes.
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From Fresh Blooms to Timeless Keepsakes
I carefully preserve your most meaningful flowers in crystal-clear resin, transforming them into timeless keepsakes that beautifully hold the memories they represent.

Fresh Flowers

Preserved Flowers
Preserved Floral Add-Ons
Turn your meaningful flowers into smaller keepsakes you can hold, wear, gift, and treasure.
One Bouquet, So Many Possibilities
See how your flowers can be thoughtfully preserved across a collection of coordinating keepsakes, each handcrafted from the same meaningful bouquet.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions:
Flower Preservation Basics · Shipping & Local Drop-Off · Air-Dried & Older Flowers · Memorial Flower Preservation · Designing Your Keepsake · Designing Your Keepsake · Caring for Your Preserved Flowers

How long does flower preservation take?
Flower preservation typically takes 8–12 weeks from the time I receive your flowers. This includes carefully drying your flowers, designing your keepsake, and pouring and curing the resin. Because every piece is handcrafted, timing may vary depending on the size and complexity of your order.
How soon should I send or drop off my flowers?
As soon as possible! For the best preservation results, I recommend getting your flowers to me within 24–72 hours of your wedding, funeral, or special event. Local clients can arrange a drop-off in Cache Valley, Utah, and flowers can also be shipped to me from anywhere in the U.S.
The fresher your flowers are when I receive them, the better chance I have of preserving their shape and color beautifully.
Can I ship my flowers to you from anywhere in the U.S.?
Yes! I accept flowers for preservation from anywhere in the United States. I’ll provide simple shipping instructions to help your flowers arrive as safely and fresh as possible. Once your keepsake is complete, I’ll carefully package it and ship it back to you.
What types of flowers can be preserved?
Most flowers can be beautifully preserved in resin, including roses, peonies, ranunculus, daisies, carnations, hydrangeas, and many other varieties. Some flowers naturally preserve better than others, and colors may change slightly during the drying process. I carefully prepare each flower to preserve as much of its original shape, color, and beauty as possible.
Will my flowers change color during preservation?
Some color change is natural during the preservation process. I carefully dry and prepare each flower to retain as much of its original color as possible, but certain flowers may become slightly darker, lighter, or change tone. These natural variations are part of preserving real flowers and make every keepsake beautifully unique.
Can I customize the shape, size, and design of my keepsake?
Yes! You can choose from a variety of resin keepsake shapes, sizes, and styles. I’ll work with your flowers and preferences to create a design that feels personal and meaningful to you. Before your flowers are permanently set in resin, I’ll send you a photo of the design for your approval.
Will the resin turn yellow or amber over time?
All resin can naturally develop a warmer or amber tone as it ages. I use high-quality, UV-resistant resin designed to help slow this process and keep your keepsake clear and beautiful for as long as possible. To help protect your piece, I recommend displaying it away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, and prolonged UV exposure.












































