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A gentle way to keep the flowers from a loved one's service.

The flowers from a funeral or memorial service carry the love of everyone who came to say goodbye. Too often they're left behind, and families later wish they had kept something. I can help you hold on to them.

I preserve memorial flowers by hand and set them in resin inside a hand-carved wooden bowl or dish, creating a keepsake you can keep close, whether on a nightstand, a dresser, or anywhere you'd like to remember.

I spent 22 years as a nurse in emergency and critical care, and I still work in the ICU today. I've been with many families in their hardest moments. I'll treat your flowers, and you, with the same care.

How it works

  1. Reach out when you're ready. There's no need to have everything figured out. Send me a message, and I'll walk you through it gently.
  2. Choose a few flowers. You don't need to save the entire arrangement. A handful of blooms, a single rose, or flowers from the casket spray are often enough for a meaningful piece.
  3. Get the flowers to me soon. Fresh flowers preserve best, so try to have them shipped or picked up within two to three days. Keep them somewhere cool until then. If you're local, pickup is available, and if not, I'll send you simple packing instructions.
  4. I'll keep you updated. You'll get photos when your flowers arrive and again before I pour the resin.
  5. Your keepsake is returned to you. Finished pieces take about eight to ten weeks, carefully wrapped and ready to keep.

Keepsakes for the whole family

Flowers from one service can become several small dishes, so siblings, children, or grandchildren can each keep a piece.

Questions or ready to begin?

Every piece is custom priced based on the flowers and the size you choose. Get in touch, and I'll answer anything you'd like to know. There is never any pressure.

Crafted with a Story

A florist in a denim apron arranging fresh purple lupine and white clover into a glass jar of water, with loose stems scattered on the worktable
Our story
Leah Lane Flowers was born from a simple belief: Flowers symbolize such a wide range of emotions in our lives. From saying congradulations, to Happy Mother's Day, Good Luck, or even goodbye, flowers add so much meaning to our life events, even if we just need a calming, aesthetic environment.
Oval wood bowl filled with layered pink, burgundy, and lavender dried flowers sealed in glass-like resin, styled on pink lace
I'm a nurse. Much of my working life has been spent with people on their hardest days — trauma, loss, the kind of sadness that doesn't leave when the shift ends. It's meaningful work. It's also heavy. That's how Leah Lane Flowers started. Flowers offer us beauty and simplicity that we often overlook. Each piece begins with a hand-carved wooden bowl and real preserved flowers, set beneath a clear, glass-smooth finish. Nothing is printed. Nothing is repeated. The blooms fall where they fall and the wood grain is its own — so the piece you receive won't exist twice. I like that about them. It feels honest to how things actually are. Some people keep theirs on a bathroom counter for rings and earrings. Some use them as a centerpiece. And some send me flowers that already mean something — a wedding bouquet, a funeral arrangement, a garden they grew — and I preserve those instead. Whatever it holds, I hope it brings a little beauty and quiet to wherever you set it down. — Leah and Jennifer
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Your Flowers or Ours
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Your Flowers or Ours

Every flower tells a chapter. We preserve yours so the story never fades.

No two pieces are identical. Each craft is made entirely by hand, with care.

Send us flowers from your special moment, or choose from our curated mace collection.