━ Keepsakes Collection ━
Heirlooms To Hold
Your Day
From Hawaiian ring blessing bowls to floral preservation pieces that capture your bouquet forever — keepsakes designed to be passed down, not put away.
✓ Heirloom Quality
✓ Hawaii Crafted
✓ Preservation Included
Built To Last A Lifetime
The Day Ends. The Memory Doesn't Have To.
A wedding lasts a few hours. A keepsake holds it for a lifetime. From the koa-wood ring bowl that blesses your union to the suspended bloom from your bouquet — these are the pieces you'll display, touch, and pass to the next generation.
Each keepsake is hand-crafted by Hawaii artisans and brought to your wedding ceremony or shipped directly to you after your wedding day, ready to become a permanent part of your home.
The Collection
Three Pieces, Endless Memories
Each keepsake serves a different purpose — from the ceremony itself to the months and years after. Choose one, or layer all three.
Hawaiian Tradition
A handcrafted koa wood bowl filled with ocean water from the Big Island shore. Used during your ceremony to bless your wedding rings — then taken home as the centerpiece of your marriage's first decade.
✓ Full ceremony coverage in cinematic 4K
✓ Professionally edited highlight film
✓ Layers seamlessly onto your existing package
✓ Digital delivery — share, stream, and download
Heirloom Piece
Select blooms from your bouquet, suspended in crystal-clear resin and mounted on a brass display stand. A sculptural keepsake that catches the light and your eye every time you walk past it.
✓ Preserves 3–5 statement blooms from your bouquet
✓ Hand-poured optical-grade resin sphere
✓ Solid brass display stand
✓ Approximate size: 4" diameter on 6" stand
✓ Returned to you within 8–12 weeks
Premium Statement
Your entire bridal bouquet, preserved in a museum-grade resin block. The most complete way to keep your wedding flowers — every bloom, every leaf, every detail held forever in crystal clarity.
✓ Preserves your full bouquet (or a generous selection)
✓ 8" × 8" optical-grade resin block
✓ UV-stable to prevent yellowing or fading
✓ Polished display-ready finish on all six sides
✓ Custom engraving available — names, date, vows
✓ Returned to you within 12–16 weeks
A Hawaiian Tradition
The Story Behind The Ring Bowl
The ring blessing ceremony, called ho'omau, is one of Hawaii's most sacred wedding traditions. Ocean water — the source of all life on the islands — is gathered before your ceremony. Your rings are placed inside, and family members or your officiant offer blessings as the water touches your rings.
"Like the ocean that surrounds these islands, may your love be deep, constant, and ever-renewing."
After the ceremony, the bowl becomes yours. Many couples display it on their entry table, refill it each anniversary, or pass it down to children when they marry — turning a single moment into a multi-generational keepsake.
How It Works
From Wedding Day To Your Mantel
Preserving your bouquet is simple — we handle the logistics so all you do is enjoy your wedding and wait for the package to arrive.
01
Order In Advance
Add your keepsake to your wedding package or order it standalone any time before your ceremony date.
02
Wedding Day Pickup
We collect your bouquet right after the ceremony and immediately begin the preservation process — fresh blooms preserve best.
03
Artisan Crafting
Your blooms are dried, color-stabilized, and set in resin by Hawaii artisans. Each piece is hand-finished and quality-checked.
04
Delivered To You
Your finished keepsake is shipped directly to your home — fully insured, tracked, and ready to display.
Keepsake Questions
We recommend ordering at least 4 weeks before your weddiIdeally before your wedding day, since fresh blooms preserve much better than ones that have sat for several days. We recommend ordering at least 2 weeks in advance, but we can sometimes accommodate same-week orders. Contact us if you're tight on time.ng date to ensure your preferred blooms are available. Last-minute orders may be possible — contact us to check availability.
The Sphere Globe is typically returned to you within 8–12 weeks. The 8x8 Block takes 12–16 weeks because of the larger size and curing time required for the resin. We'll send you progress photos along the way.
All preserved flowers undergo subtle color shifts during the drying process — whites become slightly cream, deep pinks may soften slightly. Our artisans use color-stabilizing techniques and UV-resistant resin to minimize this and keep your blooms looking close to their original color for many years.
Yes — engraving is included for both names and your wedding date on the bottom or rim of the bowl. You can also add a short phrase or Hawaiian word that's meaningful to you. We'll confirm the layout with you before engraving.
Absolutely. The Sphere Globe only uses 3–5 select blooms, so the rest of your bouquet remains yours. For the 8x8 Block, we can preserve a generous portion while leaving a few blooms for you to keep separately if you'd like a smaller pressed-flower piece for a frame.
Yes — we ship anywhere in the U.S. with shipping included in the price. Koa ring blessing bowls incur an extra shipping charge if not picked up locally during your wedding.