Beauty still blooms.
DRENCHED IN GRACE
Tuscaloosa, Al
Floral design
Flowers for moments that mean something.
Flowers aren’t just decoration.
Celebrate. Encourage. Welcome. Love. Honor. Remember.
Sometimes you know exactly what you want to say. Sometimes you don’t. Flowers have a way of carrying what words can’t quite hold.
You bring the meaning. We make the flowers.
Flowers should still feel alive.
I don’t want flowers arranged into submission. I want them to bend, reach, trail, wander and move the way they were meant to.
There is intention. There is structure. But there is also room for something to escape.
Artful. Abundant. Personal.
Anything but generic.
Hi, I’m Jennifer.
I am a momma. I am a critical care nurse by trade. I am now a Nai Nai. And also now, I guess I can call myself a florist?? So crazy.
I like structure. I like things where they belong. I firmly believe in loading the dishwasher the proper way.
Emi was different. Fierce. Wild and free. She had a way of making everything a little less contained.
But there she was.
The daughter who was always wild and free had somehow found her way into her momma’s flowers.
I give them structure.
Emi gives them permission to escape.
The flowers get to bend, wander, reach and move. The baby-blue ribbon does too.
Every ribbon remembers her.
Not the centerpiece. Always part of it.
All the stuff in the middle.
Drenched in Grace is for the joy and the heartbreak, the celebrating and the remembering, the holding on and the learning to let go. It was born from our story, but it was never meant to belong only to us.
There is grace there too.
I see you in the middle of whatever this is.
Take a little grace with you.
Hats, sweatshirts and a few things we love—made to carry Drenched in Grace beyond the flowers.
The flowers have a bigger purpose.
A portion of Drenched in Grace helps support the Emily Alice Littleton Nursing Scholarship at the University of Alabama.
Emily Alice Littleton
Her name. Her story. A legacy still growing.
$19,000 to go.
Every arrangement moves us a little closer.
Look what love is still doing.
Flowers have a way of showing up when people need them most. Sometimes they celebrate. Sometimes they comfort. Sometimes they simply say, “I’m here.”