"DIY Ring Holder: Creating with After-Bouquet and Resin for Newlyweds"

What to Do with the After-Bouquet?

A commemorative way to preserve the bouquet used at your wedding is the "After-Bouquet" ♡

☑ Turn it into pressed flowers

☑ Make it into preserved flowers

☑ Turn it into potpourri or candles

There are various ways to keep it ♡

Creating a Ring Holder is Wonderful ♡

Recently, I found the idea of making a "ring holder" using the bouquet from overseas wedding inspirations ♡

It's a romantic and lovely item that allows you to keep your memorable bouquet and the symbols of eternal love, the marriage and engagement rings, together, don’t you think? ♡

《How to Make a Hexagonal Ring Holder》

◆ Things You Need

① Hexagonal silicone mold (can be purchased for around 350 yen at Rakuten)

➡ Click here for the Rakuten sales page＊

② Flowers from the bouquet (to prevent fading, prepare them as dried flowers or preserved flowers in advance)

③ Resin (since it has a three-dimensional shape and is hard to solidify, 2-part resin is recommended＊)

➡ Click here for the Rakuten sales page＊

◆ Instructions

① Place the 2-part resin and the flowers from the bouquet into the silicone mold＊ Please proceed while reading the instructions on the resin.

② Leave it for the time specified in the resin instructions (it often takes about 24 hours)

③ Once solidified, remove it from the silicone mold and it's complete＊ If you can't take it out, it's said to be good to immerse it slightly in warm water of about 40-50 degrees Celsius for easier removal＊

Let's Try Making an After-Bouquet Ring Holder ♡

The ring holder after-bouquet is cute and romantic ♡

You might want to make several for quick access in the bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, etc.＊

It's a wonderful idea to keep your memorable bouquet and rings together, so give it a try♡