Using flowers to adorn ourselves has been ongoing for thousands of years. As civilizations advanced and tools were introduced, people began to make beads from colorful and fragrant blooms. Then during the Middle Ages, women would use beads made from rose petals to string together for their knights to wear. These became known as rosaries. Just as special and thoughtful as the necklace a knight received from his lady is an heirloom created from your bridal bouquet preservation jewelry.
Making a necklace, pendant, bracelet, or earrings are a few of the items a person can make on their own. This is especially true if want to have a hand in creating your keepsake. You can also have a professional artist do this for you. Check the internet and bridal fairs to meet consultants that will either guide you or provide their services for a fee.
There are other, more traditional forms of creating keepsakes to be displayed. One has been to dry the bouquet and place the petals in clear glass Christmas ornaments that are appreciated once a year. Another popular option has been to have the flowers and other mementos, such as the invitation, and wedding photo, placed in a frame and sealed behind glass. Hung on a wall or placed on a bookshelf or desk, to be admired for many years.
However, one growing option is to turn the fragrant blooms into wearable jewelry, This method gives the bride, groom, and any member of the wedding party, the ability to have a piece of that magical moment with them at all times. These keepsakes come in the form of earrings, a necklace, pendant, bracelet, or a ring. They can also be used as part of a pair of cuff links, tie clip, or money clip.
Now, you can make these pieces yourself or have them sent away where professionals will do the job. It is not difficult to create the beads, the difference in doing it yourself or having the professional do it will be in the metal and intricacy involved.
To do the work yourself, instructions can be found at many different do it yourself websites on the internet. There you will find easy to follow step by step directions. Be sure to assemble all the needed tools before starting. These usually include a blender, cheesecloth, pins or needles, corkboard, and of course your flower petals. By the way, if your flowers have wilted a bit, or are turning in color, do not give up or worry. They will still turn into beautiful beads
You can also choose to have a professional fashion your pieces for you. Find one that offers designs you like and is within your budget. If possible view some of their work in person. When you have decided on a vendor, be certain you follow any instructions they may have for shipment of the flowers and leaves. Choose which design and how many pieces you want. Some designers will also work with you to create pieces unique for you.
Years after the wedding, the cake will be gone and your dress may be in storage. But your bouquet will still be a part of your life. You and other members of the wedding party will be wearing a part of that very special day next to them. The flower jewelry will be an heirloom to be passed on from one generation to the next.
Making a necklace, pendant, bracelet, or earrings are a few of the items a person can make on their own. This is especially true if want to have a hand in creating your keepsake. You can also have a professional artist do this for you. Check the internet and bridal fairs to meet consultants that will either guide you or provide their services for a fee.
There are other, more traditional forms of creating keepsakes to be displayed. One has been to dry the bouquet and place the petals in clear glass Christmas ornaments that are appreciated once a year. Another popular option has been to have the flowers and other mementos, such as the invitation, and wedding photo, placed in a frame and sealed behind glass. Hung on a wall or placed on a bookshelf or desk, to be admired for many years.
However, one growing option is to turn the fragrant blooms into wearable jewelry, This method gives the bride, groom, and any member of the wedding party, the ability to have a piece of that magical moment with them at all times. These keepsakes come in the form of earrings, a necklace, pendant, bracelet, or a ring. They can also be used as part of a pair of cuff links, tie clip, or money clip.
Now, you can make these pieces yourself or have them sent away where professionals will do the job. It is not difficult to create the beads, the difference in doing it yourself or having the professional do it will be in the metal and intricacy involved.
To do the work yourself, instructions can be found at many different do it yourself websites on the internet. There you will find easy to follow step by step directions. Be sure to assemble all the needed tools before starting. These usually include a blender, cheesecloth, pins or needles, corkboard, and of course your flower petals. By the way, if your flowers have wilted a bit, or are turning in color, do not give up or worry. They will still turn into beautiful beads
You can also choose to have a professional fashion your pieces for you. Find one that offers designs you like and is within your budget. If possible view some of their work in person. When you have decided on a vendor, be certain you follow any instructions they may have for shipment of the flowers and leaves. Choose which design and how many pieces you want. Some designers will also work with you to create pieces unique for you.
Years after the wedding, the cake will be gone and your dress may be in storage. But your bouquet will still be a part of your life. You and other members of the wedding party will be wearing a part of that very special day next to them. The flower jewelry will be an heirloom to be passed on from one generation to the next.
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