Bride and groom holding Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers in their hands, unconventional wedding rings.

WEDDING CEREMONY

Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers


The Beauty of a Flower, the Permanence of Jewellery, a Wedding Symbol of Your Own

Jeweller’s Flowers in silver or gold that can take on their own place in the wedding ceremony.

Alongside wedding rings or as a wedding symbol of their own. One flower, two, several or an entire bouquet — each couple chooses the form for themselves.

Hands of newlyweds holding silver Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers in their palms.

A New Wedding Symbol


Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers bring the flower into the moment when two people make their vows.

They can accompany traditional wedding rings or take on a place of their own in the ceremony.

After the wedding day, they continue into the shared home.

A Symbol of Love on the Hand and in the Vase at Home


A wedding ring remains a symbol worn on the hand. Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers become a shared symbol in the vase at home.

They can accompany one another — and each couple can define that relationship in their own way.

Bouquet of silver and gold forget-me-nots in a blue vase for a wedding ceremony.

One Flower, Several or an Entire Bouquet


You decide the form your Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers take.

It can be one shared flower, two flowers or an entire bouquet. In silver, gold or a combination of both.

It is not about the number, but the place the flowers hold for the two of you and within the wedding ceremony.

Flowers That Already Have a Story


Some Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers enter the story at the ceremony.

Others were given to the bride at the engagement, formed part of her wedding bouquet, or came as a wedding gift from her partner or family.

The same flower can move through the engagement and wedding day, then continue into the shared home.

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Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers


For the wedding ceremony, you can choose any Jeweller’s Flower in silver or gold and create your own combination.

Alternative Wedding Rings and a Different Kind of Ceremony


Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers can stand alongside traditional wedding rings or become part of an alternative wedding ceremony without them. Each couple decides what form their ceremony takes.

After the wedding, the flowers are not put away — they continue to live with the couple in a vase in their shared home.

From the Ceremony to the Shared Home


After the wedding, the Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers remain in a vase, where they can be combined with flowers from the wedding bouquet or become the beginning of a growing Jewellery Garden.

Additional flowers can be added with anniversaries and other moments in the couple’s life together.

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GIYOU Eternity


A tradition can begin with the wedding. And a Wedding Jeweller’s Flower can be the first.

Another flower can be added on each anniversary, allowing the garden to grow with the marriage — flower by flower, year by year.

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Bride holding GIYOU Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers in her hand, gold forget-me-nots.

Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers for Your Ceremony


We will help you explore the possibilities of Wedding Jeweller’s Flowers and find the place they can hold within your wedding day.

It may be one flower, several flowers, a bouquet, or a composition connected with the engagement and wedding bouquet.

If you have a particular request, we can also create bespoke wedding flowers for you.

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