Wood Flowers for Weddings & Events
Love is love. All couples are welcome here.
These flowers are wood – yes, wood – and can be dyed to perfectly match the color palette or theme of your wedding or event. There are many benefits to using wood flowers, including not having to worry about preserving the flowers after your wedding, since they never wilt or die!
Some available items include…
- Bouquets
- Centerpieces
- Boutonnieres
- Corsages
- Seasonal & themed decor
- Mantel Swags
I’m sure you’re wonderingWhat are sola wood flowers?
The flowers I use are made from a plant called aeschynomene aspera, but that’s hard to remember (and say), so it is also known around the world as sola, shola, and a few other names.
The flowers have a cork or foamy feeling before being dyed or colored, and weigh next to nothing! When I get boxes of flowers delivered, my husband always jokes that it’s empty.
Because these flowers are made of natural materials, imperfections like knots and veining may be visible some petals. Personally, I like to consider these a feature rather than a flaw, especially when you consider that no flowers, even real ones, are perfect. The knots and veins add to the authentic look of the wood flowers.
Customer Testimonials
“Working with Katie was a breeze! She was able to create exactly what I wanted without issue. When she wasn’t sure what shade of purple I was asking for, all it took was a fabric swatch and she was able to match my bridesmaids’ dresses perfectly. The flowers were ready before the deadline and I was able to arrange a pickup to save on shipping costs. I’d definitely recommend Katie for anyone in the market for sola wood bouquets.”
LaTara D.
About Katie
owner & designer
I use wood flowers to create bouquets and arrangements for people looking to add unique, personal items to their lives. I love capturing each customer’s personality in my creations, and showing that home decor and weddings don’t have to be boring or generic.
When I’m not busy working on flowers & crafts, you can usually catch me watching Netflix while drinking coffee with a cat on my lap. I am mostly known for my obsession with animals – especially penguins – and my natural artistic eye.
