A FOREVER KEEPSAKE

Your wedding flowers shouldn’t last just one day.

“What she creates isn’t just an alternative to fresh flowers - it’s a true art form unlike anything I’ve ever seen at a wedding.”

“I never knew beaded bouquets even existed until I saw one of Paige’s early creations - and from that moment, I knew it was what I wanted. As someone with allergies, planning a destination elopement, and with my favorite flowers out of season, fresh flowers just didn’t make sense. But this? This was something lasting. Not only was it stunning on the day, it’s now a treasured memento I’ll keep forever - something I can pass down through generations.

The design process was seamless and collaborative from the start. I had a vision - lilies and tulips in a classic, clean white. Paige brought it to life with thoughtfulness and artistry. She introduced bead variations for dimension, filler flowers like baby’s breath, and suggested greenery and leaves to round it out. She offered inspirational pictures, stayed in contact with updates, and truly made me feel at ease. In an industry where one small hiccup can easily snowball, her communication and care gave me complete confidence.

When I saw the final bouquet, I felt pure elation. It was even more beautiful than I imagined. The attention to detail in every bead and bloom spoke to Paige’s incredible craftmanship. My bouquet looked like something out of a dream. It felt sturdy and elegant in my hands, perfect for a beach wedding where wind or weather could have ruined fresh flowers. With this bouquet, I never had to worry. No wilting, no shifting petals, just lasting beauty allowing each picture to be perfection. And it traveled effortlessly; the beads and wire could be ‘fluffed’ into shape easily, with no stress about water or packing/transporting.

Now, every time I see the bouquet in our home, it brings me back to that day and all the joy that came with it. It’s so special to have something I didn’t have to throw away or watch fade - it is preserved as art. If you’re even considering a non-traditional bouquet - don’t hesitate. Paige has created something timeless for me and I couldn’t be more grateful.”

A couple in wedding attire standing close to each other on a rocky shoreline by the water, gently touching noses, with a bouquet of white flowers in the woman's hand.
Person holding a colorful handmade fabric flower bouquet with blue, pink, white, and green embroidery details.
A newlywed couple, a man in a dark suit and a woman in a white wedding dress, are standing close with their foreheads touching, smiling in a park with green trees and sunlight.
Bridal party members are holding bouquets of pink, white, blue, and green flowers, standing outdoors in a park-like setting.
A bride and groom standing outdoors in a park, smiling for a wedding photo. The bride is holding a bouquet of blue and pink flowers, and the groom is wearing a dark suit with a white flower boutonniere.
A bride in a white wedding dress standing in a grassy field holding a bouquet of blue and orange flowers, smiling.
Two women standing outdoors in a park-like setting, smiling and hugging each other, each holding a bouquet of flowers, with trees and grass in the background.

“I still remember the moment that I saw my finished bouquet. I was stunned with how beautiful, full, and creative it looked. She nailed it. My bouquet was a huge talking point at my wedding and many of my guests had never seen something like it. My family and friends gushed about it throughout the day. Since the wedding, I’ve loved having the bouquet as an art piece in my home. The longer I’ve been married, the more I appreciate having a significant and unique piece to remember our special day by.”

A woman in a white dress holding a colorful bouquet of beaded flowers outdoors near a lake and trees.
Colorful beaded floral bouquet with various beads arranged in flower shapes, including blue, purple, white, orange, red, and green flowers, some adorned with pearl accents.
Two women in wedding dresses standing under a floral arch in a vineyard, holding colorful floral bouquets, smiling at the camera.

“I love decorating my home with sentimental items, so a wedding bouquet that I could display forever was something I knew I wanted. I shared with Paige I wanted my bouquet to be colorful, fun, and unique. She took my vague instructions and created a bouquet full of whimsical flowers that matched my wedding and personality perfectly! It far exceeded anything I could have imagined. Her attention to detail, eye for color, and artistic approach gave me a bouquet that made me feel extra special as a bride on my wedding day. My bouquet is in a vase we bought on our honeymoon. I love when guests ask me about them!”

Close-up of a bride in a white wedding dress with lace detailing, holding a bouquet of handmade fabric and beaded flowers.
A young couple stands closely with their foreheads touching, holding a small bouquet of flowers together outside in front of a building, sharing an intimate moment.
Bride and groom in winter outdoor setting, smiling and embracing, with snow-covered trees in the background.

FAQs

How long will it take to get my bouquet?

The timeline will depend on complexity and size of the arrangement. Allow two to three months to receive your final bouquet. A more precise estimate and timeline will be provided after the design discussion. The bouquets shown here took 30-50 hours to create.

How much will my bouquet cost?

The designs shown here range from $600 to $1,000. The base cost of my beaded bouquets begin at $400. The final cost is determined by: the selection and quality of beads, intricacy of floral elements, and overall size and fullness of the arrangement. These variables are all things that we will discuss during the designing phase of the process.

How do I get started designing my bouquet?

Brides have found inspiration through many approaches, including sharing photographs of other loved arrangements, selecting complementary color palettes, describing a particular aesthetic, or requesting specific meaningful flowers recreated in beadwork. This process can be designed to work with whatever ideas you already have, and I’m happy to provide multiple options to choose from.

How do I maintain my bouquet?

One of the benefits of beaded flowers is that they are low maintenance. To maintain, you can simply dust them as needed. If a more thorough cleaning is necessary, you can wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid direct sunlight to avoid color fading of the beads.

A bouquet of flowers made from various colored beads and thread, arranged to resemble real flowers.

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