EachEarth Wish Angels design is meticulously hand-crafted with care and attention to detail at my Bucks County studio in Haycock, Pennsylvania. Specializing in personalized Angels, I use a variety of top-quality crystal gemstones. Time and dedication are given to each Angel, bringing extra meaning and love to each individual creation.  

Wedding Angel Keepsake designs are often used during the wedding ceremony where the couple holds the Wedding Angel at opposite sides as they exchange their vows. After the ceremony, the Wedding Angel is displayed at the sweetheart table in a decorated wedding cage at the reception. The Wedding Angel is later hung in a sunlit window to show off its beautiful crystals when the couple returns home.

According to the “Earth Wish Angel Legend,” when a seashell is found on the shore and is given as a gift to someone special, a wish and a blessing may be granted from the Earth Angel, along with the promise of love and communication.

Earth Wish Angels Ornament Keepsake Designs are also used for First Christmas, Engagement, and Anniversary, as well as an Angel Blessing Ornament for display on a holiday tree to represent the many blessings of your family’s love.

All Occasion Ornaments, Angel Night Lights, Pet Ornaments, and handcrafted Angel jewelry are also available on my website and can be personalized or customized by messaging me.    

• Ireland Scallop Shell  (Keepsake and also a detachable nightlight)

• Sanibel Island Conch Seashell (Groom; yellow rose boutonniere)

• Top-quality crystals (Crackled Quartz Crystal and Golden Pyrite)     

• Crystal quartz chips that accent the front and back. Handcrafted wedding bouquet with yellow roses and baby’s breath accents (front and back)     

• Crushed crystal glass on top of shell accent   

• Peacock hair and headdress embellishments

• Bride: 5 inches tall by 4.5-inches wide

• Groom: 5 inches tall and 2.5-inches wide

• Gift Box

• Wedding Blessing Poem

• Artist inspired the "Wedding Ever After I Do List"

• Earth Wish Angels Legend (once told by the artist’s father and is now shared in his memory)