Where It Began
Heirblooms began with what was left behind.
Unable to afford a traditional wedding gift, I gathered flower petals that had been discarded after the celebration—blooms that had already played their part and were destined to be thrown away. I brought them home and transformed them into a piece of art instead.
That simple act of reclaiming what was overlooked became the foundation of Heirblooms.
What We Make
Heirblooms is not about preserving flowers exactly as they were.
Each piece is handcrafted using dried florals and organic materials, translated into artwork that honors memory, emotion, and the passage of time. These are not replicas of bouquets frozen in place. They are interpretations. Layered, imperfect, and deeply personal—much like memory itself.
Every Heirbloom is made slowly, with intention, allowing the materials to guide the final form.
Why It Matters
Flowers are fleeting. Meaning doesn’t have to be.
Heirblooms exists to honor moments that deserve more than to fade quietly—weddings, lives lived, milestones passed, and love that remains even after the flowers are gone.
What was fleeting becomes enduring.
What was nearly lost becomes an heirloom.
