Custom Resin Wedding Keepsakes & Flower Preservation
Don't let your wedding flowers fade away. I turn your varmalas, engagement platters, and invitations into timeless resin art that stays as vibrant as your special day.
Your wedding flowers are too precious to throw away. Here, I've preserved a couple's varmala flowers in a 12-inch wall clock, complete with their names and wedding date. It's a beautiful way to remember your special day, every day.
This engagement ring platter was created with a couple's special song lyrics and flowers from a cherished memory. The delicate dried flowers and pearls are preserved in clear resin, with elegant branch-style handles and custom ring holders.
A wedding day is special, so the invitation should be too. This is a custom resin wedding invitation, or Kankotri, with the text in Gujarati font using a metal sticker. The 12x16 inch resin piece is presented in a beautiful box framed with artificial flowers.
To make an engagement extra special, I created this beautiful ring platter with a pearl white and pink theme. It features the couple's names, their engagement date, and delicate floral accents, all preserved under a glossy layer of resin.
You said yes to forever, and this piece helps cherish that moment for a lifetime. This 6x6 inch keepsake features preserved wedding flowers surrounding a precious photo, complete with the couple's names and wedding date. It comes with a stand for easy display.
This unique engagement ring platter combines multiple art forms. The base is made of resin with dried flowers, while the heart-shaped stand is decorated with artificial flowers. The hanging initial plaque adds another layer of personalization.
A set of beautiful coasters made by preserving wedding flowers. Each 4-inch coaster features the couple's wedding hashtag and date, turning a small keepsake into a functional and memorable gift for the newlyweds or their family.
About this collection
The most important thing to know is that your flowers need time to dry properly before they go into the resin, so I usually need about 30 to 40 days to finish a piece. I take your fresh varmalas or wedding flowers, dehydrate them carefully, and cast them in UV-resistant resin to keep them from yellowing. It is a slow, manual process, but it ensures your memories stay clear and beautiful for years to come.
When you send me your wedding flowers, you aren't just sending petals, you are sending the memories of the pheras, the varmala ceremony, and the engagement. Whether you want to preserve a 12-inch wall clock, a set of coasters, or a keepsake block, my goal is to make sure the final result is functional and elegant.
How the Preservation Works
I don't just pour resin over fresh flowers. That leads to rotting and discoloration. First, I dehydrate the flowers completely to remove all moisture. Once they are dry, I arrange them into the piece and pour the resin in layers. This is why I ask for a 30 to 40-day turnaround. It takes time for the resin to cure perfectly without bubbles, and I spend a lot of time on the finishing to make sure the surface is mirror-glossy or smooth matte, depending on what you chose.
Popular Ways to Preserve Your Memories
- Wedding Varmala Preservation: These look incredible in 12-inch clocks or circular frames. If you have the original flowers, send them over as soon as possible after the wedding to ensure the best color retention.
- Engagement Ring Platters: These are custom-built. We can incorporate your specific wedding date, hashtag, or even song lyrics. I use high-quality golden mirror acrylic for the names and dates to give it that premium, raised 3D look.
- Resin Kankotri (Wedding Invitations): For couples who want something truly different, I frame wedding cards in resin, surrounding them with artificial flowers that match your wedding theme. These are often used as gifts for in-laws or as home decor.
If you have a specific vision, just message me. Whether it is a small 4-inch coaster or a large 16-inch invitation frame, we can work out the design that fits your home.
Shlok Dagly
I am Shlok, and I am the guy who will tell you to stop throwing away your wedding flowers. I run KaizenArt Studio in Mulund, and I spend my days turning those fading memories into functional art pieces that you can actually use.
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