Petal Confetti Locket | Bouquet Preservation Necklace

A little bit of every color you carried, worn close.

Your bouquet had a palette. The blush of the garden roses, the cream of the ranunculus, the one unexpected green that tied it all together. This locket holds a piece of all of it.

We take your real wedding flowers, preserve them in our Easton, Pennsylvania studio, and hand fill a glass locket with petal confetti drawn from across your bouquet, so the colors you chose is represented in something you can actually wear. Not stored in a box. Not hanging on a wall. On you, at the anniversary dinner, on the flight, on an ordinary Tuesday.

Available in gold and silver.

How it works

1. Reserve your locket. Order here and choose gold or silver.

2. Send us your flowers. We will email you shipping instructions the same day. Fresh bouquets and already dried bouquets both work.

3. We preserve and hand fill. Your petals are pressed and dried in our studio, then set into resin within the glass locket by hand, pulling colors from across the whole bouquet.

4. It arrives ready to wear. Packaged as a gift, with the story of what is inside.

Details

• Round glass locket pendant on a fine chain

• Finish: Gold plated or stainless steel

• Pendant diameter: 25mm 

• Chain length: 18"

• Metal: Gold plated or stainless steel

• Filled with: petal confetti encased in resin from your own flowers, hand selected to represent each color in your bouquet

• Handmade to order in our studio in Easton, PA. We ship nationwide.

Already dried your bouquet? This is the piece for you.

If your flowers have been hanging upside down in a closet since the wedding, they can no longer be pressed flat for a framed design. Petal confetti is exactly what dried flowers are made for. This locket is one of the few ways to turn an already dried bouquet into something new, which makes it the right choice for the bride whose flowers have been waiting a year, or five.

Who it is for

• The bride who wants her flowers with her, not just above the mantel.

• A gift from the groom on the first anniversary, since the traditional first anniversary gift is paper and the modern one is a clock, but the one she will actually wear is this.

• Bridesmaids and mothers, using petals from the same bouquet so everyone carries a piece of the same day.

• Memorial flowers, when funeral or sympathy flowers need to become something quiet you keep close.

• An add on to a pressed frame or tray, made from the same bouquet at the same time.

One bouquet, more than one piece

Most of our clients pair this locket with a larger piece. Your bouquet has more flowers in it than a single frame needs, and we design everything from that one bouquet in one preservation run. Add a pressed flower frame for the wall and a locket for your neck, or look at our preservation packages if you want to combine several formats.

Questions brides ask

Does the necklace use my actual wedding flowers? Yes. Every locket is filled with petal confetti from your own bouquet. Nothing is substituted or filled in with someone else’s flowers.

How do you fit many colors in? By hand, one pinch at a time. We work from your preserved petals and pull from across the bouquet so the greens, whites, and colored blooms are all represented in the pendant.

Can you use flowers that are already dried? Yes, and this is one of the best uses for them. Dried flowers cannot be pressed flat for a framed design, but they are perfect for petal confetti.

Will the flowers fade? Preserved flowers naturally shift in tone over time. Keep the locket out of direct, constant sunlight and it will hold its color for years.

Can I get more than one from the same bouquet? Yes. Many brides order several for bridesmaids, mothers, and sisters. Order the quantity you need and send one bouquet.

Is it waterproof? No. Take it off before swimming or showering. 

Made by a studio that has done this 17,000 times

We are a small, women owned studio in Easton, Pennsylvania. Since 2019 we have preserved more than 17,000 bouquets for clients in all fifty states. Every bouquet goes through the same preservation process, and the format, whether that is a frame, a tray, or this locket, is a design you select with intention, just like your wedding day.