Keep selected funeral flowers in a handmade resin keepsake by Catherine Newcombe at Resinista. Explore floral hearts, pebbles and display pieces. Speak to Cathy about your flowers, their condition and the next steps.
Personal guidance before you send anything precious.
AI design preview · Concept imagery for the planned photography
Personal flowersSelected blooms from a final farewell
Heart pricesSmall £199 - medium £299 - large £450
Your makerCatherine Newcombe, Sudbury
For familiesAcross the UK
CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE
A personal piece starts with a conversation.
Preserve selected flowers from a final farewell
Selected funeral flowers can become a personal resin keepsake rather than being kept only as a photograph. Cathy at Resinista creates floral display pieces, including hearts and paperweights. Contact her with the flowers you have and the kind of keepsake you would like.
Questions and details to consider
You do not have to preserve a whole arrangement. Think about which flowers have particular meaning and whether you want one display piece or smaller keepsakes to share. You can begin that conversation without a final design. A useful first message explains where the flowers came from, their present condition and who the keepsake is for.
Tell Cathy whether your flowers are fresh, already drying or fully dried, and when the service took place. Ask what can be used and how to look after them while you agree the next steps. Suitability should be confirmed for the flowers you actually have.
Questions and details to consider
A clear photograph can help explain the arrangement and condition. Ask which blooms to keep, how they should be prepared and how soon they should be sent. Avoid following a general drying method or packing instructions from another product without checking with Cathy. Do not assume every damaged or older flower can be restored, or that the finished colour will exactly match a fresh bloom.
Consider whether you want a larger floral heart, a small pebble-style keepsake or another display piece. Ask Cathy which size and shape suit the flowers available. The arrangement and the dimensions of the finished piece matter as much as the number of flowers.
Questions and details to consider
For a piece displayed at home, think about where it will sit and ask for its measurements. If you like the idea of combining flowers with a photograph, discuss the separate heart photo frame range rather than treating every floral heart as a frame. Ask to see actual finished examples when deciding. The images here are temporary, labelled AI design previews.
Cathy’s confirmed reference prices for preserved flower hearts are £199 for a small heart with 1-2 flowers, £299 for a medium heart with 2-4 flowers and £450 for a large heart with 6 flowers plus. Confirm suitability and the full order price with Cathy.
Questions and details to consider
The price list also shows flower pebbles at £55 each or three for £150, and heart photo frames at £69 small or £99 large. These are distinct products. Flower counts describe the reference options, not a promise that every bloom fits. Ask about your chosen flowers, the design, preparation and delivery together. The navigation links to the complete homepage price table.
If you would like several keepsakes from the same flowers, discuss the whole request before dividing or sending them. Cathy can advise what is practical for the material and pieces you are considering. Each person can have a different preference for size or style.
Questions and details to consider
Prepare a short list of the intended pieces and the flowers you hope to use. For example, you might ask about one floral heart and smaller keepsakes for relatives. Leave room for alternatives if the flowers or sizes do not suit that plan. Confirm who is coordinating the order so the design choices and sending arrangements stay together.
Wait for Cathy to confirm what to send, how to package it and the destination before posting funeral flowers. Resinista is based in Sudbury, Suffolk and serves families across the UK, with tracked and insured return arrangements for finished keepsakes.
Questions and details to consider
Before sending, check the design, price, flower preparation and current making estimate. Ask how unused flowers will be handled. Also ask where to display the finished piece and how to clean and store it. If a family occasion or date matters, mention it before ordering. This page does not promise a fixed completion time or an identical appearance for every flower.
Yes. Resinista offers keepsakes using selected flowers from funerals and memorial services. Ask Cathy to assess the flowers and advise on a suitable piece before sending them.
Can you preserve flowers that are already dried?
Tell Cathy the condition and age of the flowers, and ask for advice before posting. Fresh or dried flowers can be discussed, but suitability needs to be confirmed for your particular blooms.
How much does funeral flower preservation cost?
Reference prices include flower pebbles at £55 each or three for £150, and preserved flower hearts at £199 small, £299 medium and £450 large. Ask Cathy to confirm your chosen design, flower preparation and delivery price.
How many flowers do I need for a keepsake?
The heart reference options list 1-2 flowers for small, 2-4 for medium and 6 flowers plus for large. Actual suitability depends on the flowers and design. Cathy will confirm what is required before you send anything.
Can funeral flowers be shared between family keepsakes?
Often this can be discussed. Tell Cathy how many pieces you would like and which flowers you have so she can explain what is practical before the material is divided.
How do I send funeral flowers safely?
Contact Cathy first for preparation, packaging and address instructions for your flowers. Do not post them using a general method without confirming the arrangements for your order.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Talk to Cathy. Take your time.
Handmade in Sudbury, Suffolk, for families across the UK. Contact Catherine Newcombe directly at Resinista to plan your memorial jewellery or keepsake.
Tell Cathy what you would like preserved and any style you have in mind. You can ask about choices, price and timing before deciding.
MemorialJewellery.uk introduces memorial pieces made by Catherine Newcombe at Resinista. Service information is reused with the site owner's authorisation. Temporary AI concept images demonstrate the proposed photography style and are not photographs of Catherine's work. Bespoke choices, prices and timescales are confirmed directly with Cathy.
