Meet Sharon

Sharon is the heart behind Sharon’s Flower Memories, a Cambridgeshire-based flower preservation studio specialising in preserving wedding flowers, memorial flowers, and ashes into beautiful bespoke keepsakes.

Her story began four years ago when her daughter got married. Wanting to keep a small piece of such a special day forever, Sharon preserved her daughter’s bridal bouquet. She quickly discovered that flower preservation was far more than a craft — it was a way of capturing memories, emotions, and moments that mean the world to us.

What started as a personal project soon became a passion. Sharon immersed herself in learning everything she could about flower preservation and resin art, spending countless hours perfecting her techniques. Although largely self-taught, she has also invested in specialist training to ensure every piece she creates is of the highest quality.

Today, Sharon is honoured to preserve flowers from some of life’s most meaningful occasions. From bridal bouquets filled with joy and excitement, to memorial flowers that hold cherished memories of loved ones, she understands that every flower entrusted to her tells a story.

Her collection of keepsakes includes elegant resin blocks, frames, jewellery, home décor, and memorial pieces incorporating ashes. Sharon loves creating pieces that become part of everyday life — beautiful reminders of treasured moments that can be displayed and enjoyed for years to come.

Clients often say that Sharon treats their flowers as if they were her own, and that’s exactly how she approaches every order. She knows that behind every bouquet is a memory that deserves to be preserved with care, patience, and respect.

For Sharon, flower preservation is not simply about saving flowers. It’s about preserving the love, the laughter, the tears, and the stories attached to them.

It is a privilege she never takes for granted, and she feels incredibly grateful to play a small part in helping people hold onto their most precious memories forever.

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Best wishes
Sharon x