From our studio
Once a bouquet.Always a story.
Soft whites, garden colours, a favourite petal. A closer look at the flowers we’ve preserved and the memories they carry.
@petalsbyeitharSelected pieces / 08
Pressed & framed by hand in Amman
Selected pieces
A proposal, kept in petals
Pink flowers and the words that came with them
“We’ve come to ask for the youngest’s hand.” Eithar shared this message that arrived with the flowers. The words sit beneath the preserved pink blooms, keeping the occasion and its flowers together.
Original studio post
Finding the right arrangement
Red and yellow blooms in a dark frame
This piece went through several arrangements before reaching its final design. The studio shared those stages: exploring the spacing and composition before bringing the flowers together in opposite corners.
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White blooms & a touch of green
Roses, calla lilies & green orchids
Different flower shapes come together in this white-and-green arrangement. The close-up shows the texture of the pressed petals and the detail of the finished wooden frame.
Original studio post
A little forever in white
Preserved white peonies
Layers of white peony petals become the focus of this piece. A closer look at how a full bloom takes on a different shape when pressed.
Original studio post
Soft petals, held in gold
Signature frame · 40 × 50 cm
Eithar describes the Signature as her most requested size. At 40 × 50 cm, it holds up to 30 flowers—a way to bring more of your bouquet into one piece.
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A garden to keep
Garden-style arrangement
For this style, stems are part of the picture. Eithar recommends a bouquet with stems and a variety of flower sizes and colours if you love this garden-like look.
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Something worth holding on to
Pink & white, framed in gold
Soft pink and white blooms, arranged in a gold-coloured frame. An example from the studio’s collection of personal floral keepsakes.
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Every petal has a place
Puzzle-style arrangement
Eithar and the bride shared a vision for this bouquet. Individual blooms, leaves and stems form a detailed pattern, with space around each shape to let it be seen.
Original studio postEvery arrangement begins with your flowers.
The same flowers, a new chapter
From the bouquet to the wall.
Real bouquets, photographed before preservation and alongside their finished frames. See how the flowers change in shape and colour, while keeping a connection to the day they came from.
These are individual examples from our studio. Every bouquet responds differently to pressing and drying.
Behind the finished frame
The little decisions you don’t see.
For this red-and-yellow piece, Eithar shared several arrangements from the design stage. Moving a flower, adjusting the space, trying a different background: the final frame grew from those small decisions.
Design journal
Exploring the arrangement
An arrangement explored during the design stage.
Design journal
The finished frame
The finished piece, with flowers in opposing corners.
What catches your eye?
These are examples of past work. Discuss your preferred arrangement with Eithar at booking; the flowers in your bouquet help guide the design.