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Highlighted trays, coasters, keepsakes, and event pieces to help you see what’s possible—and find ideas for your own custom set.
Story Highlights
A closer look at a few custom projects—how they came together, what they were made for, and the little details that made them feel extra special.
Spotlight Pieces
Wedding Keepsake Set – Blush & Champagne
This set was created for a couple who wanted their bouquet to live beyond the wedding day. Soft blush petals, champagne tones, and hints of gold foil were layered gently to echo the original floral arrangements.
We included tiny pieces of lace from the bride’s dress and a strip of ribbon from her bouquet wrap, anchoring the design in their actual ceremony textures. The finished pieces became a daily reminder of the day—practical, but quietly romantic.
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Garden Florals Memorial Keepsake
This piece was commissioned to honor a loved one who spent most weekends in the garden. We worked with a mix of pressed florals collected over time, arranging them in gentle arcs rather than a strict pattern.
The palette stayed true to the original petals—soft pinks, greens, and a few deep purples—so the finished block felt like a small window into that garden. It now lives on a bookshelf, catching light and color throughout the day.
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Modern Neutral Bar Sign & Table Set
For this celebration, the couple wanted their bar menu and table details to feel polished but not too formal. We built a palette of warm ivory, sand, and a hint of caramel, then added subtle veining for a stone-like effect.
The bar sign, “signature drink” markers, and table numbers all shared the same tones, tying the room together without overpowering the florals. The pieces were designed to be used again for future parties and gatherings.
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A peek into what happens before each piece is ready to gift—pours, petals, and final checks that keep everything feeling intentional and handmade.
Layering Pigments for a Soft Marble Effect
This is where the magic starts—slow pours, gentle tilts, and careful color placement. Pigments are layered one at a time so they can blend softly into each other rather than fighting for attention.
Tiny adjustments in angle and timing change the way the “marble” moves, which is why no two trays or coasters ever come out exactly the same. It’s part science, part intuition, and a little bit of luck.
Carefully Placing Dried Florals
For bouquet keepsakes, every petal is handled like it matters—because it does. Each piece of floral, ribbon, or lace is placed by hand so it has space to breathe inside the resin instead of feeling crowded or lost.
It’s a slow process: arranging, stepping back, rearranging. The goal is to preserve the feeling of the bouquet or moment, not just the materials themselves.
Final Inspection Before Gift-Ready Packaging
Once everything has fully cured, each piece is checked in natural light—edges, surfaces, and tiny details included. Any small imperfections that can be softened or sanded, are.
Then comes the gentle part: wrapping each item so it’s protected in transit but still feels like opening a present. It’s the last step before your piece leaves the studio and the first moment you see it in person.
Enduring Glow for Every Moment
Ready to bring your own idea to life?
Use the gallery as a starting point—mix colors, swap add-ons, or turn a favorite piece into something tailored to your occasion.
FAQ
Depends, Lets Talk
Small edits okay before pouring; changes after pouring may not be possible or may incur extra cost.
Yes, where helpful; otherwise final photos before shipping.
You can request a similar design, but exact replication is not guaranteed.
