Wood flower arrangements are the perfect addition to your modern, alternative wedding & home! With over a decade of experience in art and design and a passion for inclusivity, I’ll hand-dye each flower to match/fit into your color palette, ensuring your custom-made bouquet, boutonniere, arrangements, and more are as unique as you are.
You’re probably be wondering…What are sola wood flowers?
The flowers I use are made from the root of a plant called aeschynomene aspera, but that’s complicated, so it is also known around the world as sola, shola, and a few other names. They have a cork or foam-y feeling, can be dyed any color, and weigh next to nothing!
Wood flowers are:
- Eco-Friendly
- Diverse
- Versatile
- Good for Allergies
- Everlasting
You’re not average. Your wedding shouldn’t be either.
Make sure your wedding reflects your personality & hold onto as much of your special day as possible for years to come. The perfect alternative flowers are wood flowers! They’re highly customizable and there’s no need to preserve the flowers, since they never wilt or die!
Some of my bestsellers are…
- Bouquets
- Boutonnieres
- Centerpieces
- Corsages
- Arch swags
- Seasonal & themed decor
Love Letters from Couples
Sam & Ryan “One of the best wedding vendors we worked with! Working with Katie was a breeze and our flowers were absolutely gorgeous!”
Laura & Jim “Stop all your floral research and book Katie NOW! Heart & Sola Creations was a dream to work with from the get-go.”
Maggie & Steven “Heart and Sola Creations was just wonderful to work with! Katie totally made my vision come to life. They were lovely and unique!”
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 find me scrolling TikTok, watching a cooking competition show (and wishing I could cook), or catching up on the latest true crime documentary.