Oalani

this was supposed to be a calm, romantic “pack the bouquet” moment.
and then my cat clocked in.
he supervises. he interrupts. he adds fur for free (said what i said).
but the goal stays the same: take flowers and turn them into a functional pieces you’ll use for years.
custom trays, coasters, clocks, candle holders
dm “BOUQUET” to start yours.

The flowers do not have to be perfect.
They just have to mean something.

A bent stem. A bloom that opened a little wild. The petals that did not survive the week after the wedding. Sometimes those are the flowers carrying the most story.

This bride reached out to me a few days after her wedding asking if there was any way to preserve her bouquet. I told her yes — but also begged her to ship it ASAP with the fastest shipping possible.

She chose USPS Ground instead 😅

By the time the bouquet arrived a week later, most of the flowers were honestly beyond saving. But a few beautiful ones held on, and we made it work. And somehow? The final piece still carried the feeling of the day.

So if your wedding already happened and your bouquet is sitting in water looking a little tired… don’t panic. Reach out anyway. Sometimes we can still save it. Not always lol, but sometimes the “imperfect” flowers end up making the most beautiful keepsakes.