The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide

My name is Brandi, I’m a female photographer from the gulf coast of Florida. I’m very passionate about photography and art in general. Creativity is at the forefront of my all-inclusive shoots. Hair, makeup, wardrobe, locations, sets, posing, editing, prints, etc are all taken care of so the only thing you have to do is shine the star you are! Whether you want to capture exactly who you are, or become whatever you dream of….I can make it happen (and I’d love to do it!) Available for portraits, boudoir, couples, kids, seniors, family, events and elopement shoots. $200 off collections by mentioning Destin30aMoms

Blessings In Disguise is a lifestyle brand
of meaningful handcrafted jewelry and lifestyle products.

Our creations aim to bridge history into modern pieces: a true interplay of symbolism… sprinkled with a modern twist.

 
After designing & launching the “The Titanic Exhibit 100th Year Anniversary Collection” (in Dublin, Las Vegas, & New York), our company’s founder discovered a passion for transforming collected relics & objects into relevant pieces that would again be cherished.    

Antiquities, authentic coins, religious medals and good luck findings were purchased… each with a purpose to simply “save them.”   She was struck by their deep history, beauty, and artistry… most of which had been handed-down from one generation to another.  These worn objects and treasures became the foundation for our company.

what we do.

The business was founded in 2011 out of my curiosity if jelly could be made out of wine. Though it started with just one flavor, Uncorked Wine Jelly has expanded into the current line of 14 delicious, unique jellies, made not only with wine, but also beer and whiskey. Starting as a small home based business, selling at just the local farmers market, it currently operates out of a state certified kitchen in Hutchinson Kansas, and is sold at trade shows and retail stores across the United States. 

Born and raised in central Kansas, I was the youngest of 4 children. My parents owned the local flower shop in the small town I grew up in. As the youngest child, I spent a lot of time with my Grandma while the older kids were helping at the shop. Along with pies, cakes, and jello salads, grandma made a lot of jelly. Especially sand hill plum jelly. I remember fondly, car rides to the lake and stopping along the way to pick plums in the ditches. And today, I still remember the smell of the jelly boiling on grandma’s stove. Fast forward a few years, and my kids have lots of memories (some probably not so fond) of picking plums in the ditches and cow pastures. My passion for making jelly started with my grandma, continued with my kids, and turned into a business.