Wedding Varmala Preservation Keepsakes

This is an 8-inch square deep-cast showpiece I created to preserve a couple's wedding varmala. I used a background of pearls to complement the preserved roses, and added their names and wedding date in a beautiful gold script.

Here’s a little behind-the-scenes look at my process for preserving a wedding varmala. I start by carefully cleaning and preparing each flower before arranging them in a hexagon mold with pearls and casting them in clear resin.

This is a 12x12 inch wooden frame where I preserved a couple's wedding varmala. The natural wood border provides a warm, rustic feel that beautifully complements the preserved pink and yellow roses within.

I created this photo frame by preserving a couple's wedding varmala, arranging the dried flowers and petals around their picture. The addition of pearls along the border adds a classic, elegant touch to the final piece.

Don't throw away your wedding varmalas. I can turn them into a beautiful keepsake like this square resin block, featuring the couple's names and wedding date prominently displayed over a bed of their preserved flowers.

This hexagon-shaped deep-cast photo frame is another popular way I preserve wedding memories. I arranged the couple's varmala around their photo and added a "together forever" quote to make it extra special.

For this piece, I preserved a couple's varmala in an 8x8 inch wooden frame. The flowers are arranged to create a beautiful wreath effect, with their names and wedding date elegantly scripted in the center.

In this unique piece, I preserved not only the wedding varmala but also the bride's bangles within an 8-inch resin frame. It’s a beautiful way to capture multiple symbolic elements from the wedding day in one display.

This is a square resin showpiece with preserved varmala flowers, creating a dense, beautiful texture. The couple's names and wedding date are layered on top in contrasting gold and black fonts for a modern look.