The Story of Our Wreaths

When our baby girl passed away in March we were surrounded by beautiful flowers from family and friends at our home. We also had a flower arrangement in the shape of a heart made for her visitiation and funeral that we hung in our hallway. It was so beautiful and the perfect colors for the sweet and innocent baby girl that she was. As the days and weeks passed all the flowers started to wilt. Being upset by this I cut some of the flowers I could save and set them to be dried.

With all the flowers drying, I tried to think of a way to remember my baby girl where it would be personal to her and I would not have to worry about it wilting away. I went to the local craft store and found a heart shaped wreath along with artificial flowers, ribbon that said Princess, and plastic baby pacifiers. I took all these items and made a beautiful artificial wreath that I knew would last and put it out at her grave. I felt connected to her while making this wreath as I felt this wreath was a true example of her beauty and innocence.

After a couple of months had passed since making her wreath, I went out to visit her at the cemetery and started to think about how I could help others have this special reminder of their loved ones. I went home and started to search and see if I could find a place anywhere that offered to make personalized wreaths for loved ones. I thought if I could find one place that offered this than I could tell others so they could have the same memory item I enjoyed so much. After looking through every search engine I could think of I ended up finding no individiual or company that offered the service of making personalized wreaths. All that pulled up were companies selling generic wreaths that looked the same as the next. The wreaths were priced so high and looked as if the cheapest flowers you could find were used to make them.

It was sad to see that so many loved ones are lost and no one offered these type of services. After thinking hard and long I decided that if no one was going to offer this service then I was going to offer it to provide something special. Each wreath I have made since then I feel more connected to my baby girl as I remember her along with the loved one the wreath is made for. The unique flowers, colors, ribbons, and special decorations that are used on each wreath reminds the family or friend of the person and the beauty they brought to this world.

For more information on our wreaths check out the memory wreath section of Cassie's page. There I have provided information about the wreaths, pictures of wreaths I have made, the type of offers I have for providing a personalized wreath for a friend or family or yourself along with feedback from people who have allowed me to be blessed enough to make a wreath for their loved one. Any questions feel free to email me at info@personalizedwreaths.com at anytime.