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The Covenant Collection

Some couples want more than a token placed on a table as a favor. They want to mark the moment of their union with something that carries meaning beyond the day itself.

The Covenant Collection was created for those couples.

Rather than offering guests a traditional wedding favor, the Covenant Heart invites couples to place a quiet symbol of love into the hands of the people who witnessed their vows.

It is a way of saying:

Our union does not end here.
May love continue outward from this moment.

A Different Kind of Takeaway

The Covenant Heart is not a decoration, trinket, or souvenir.

It is a small wooden object carved from natural hardwood and marked with the geometry of two Novas leaning toward one another. The mark represents two complete lives choosing nearness without losing themselves. Each heart becomes a quiet reminder of the covenant your community witnessed. Guests leave not with something disposable, but with something they may keep, place on a desk, shelf, or nightstand — a small artifact of the love they were present for.

The Meaning Behind the Covenant Heart

Within the Nova universe:

  • The circle represents love practiced daily.

  • The heart represents love offered in covenant.

  • The Covenant Heart marks the moment when love moves from private feeling into spoken promise.

Carved into each heart is the Covenant Mark:
Two circular arcs drawn from the Nova disk, leaning inward and nearly touching.

The space between them remains open. It represents two people choosing union while preserving the fullness of who they are.

A Living Blessing

Many couples choose to place a Covenant Heart at every guest’s seat.

Others present them as part of a quiet ritual.

However they are shared, the intention is the same:

  • To send love outward from the moment of union.

  • Each heart becomes a seed of the vow that was spoken.

  • Over time, those small objects find homes on desks, bookshelves, and bedside tables — reminders that love was witnessed, promised, and carried forward.

Planting More Love

A wedding begins with two people, but the love created there does not have to end with them.

 

Each Covenant Heart becomes a small seed carried outward from the day — into homes, relationships, workplaces, families, and communities.

A wedding of 50 can place 50 reminders of love into the world.
A wedding of 200 can place 200.

We do not know where every heart will travel or what it may come to mean. That is part of the beauty.

 

Some may become reminders to be patient.
Some may call someone back to kindness.
Some may simply sit quietly until the day they are needed.

 

Through Where the Hearts Travel, we listen for those stories and learn how love planted in one moment continues to grow elsewhere.

 

Your covenant begins with the two of you.
Its love can travel much farther.

A Thoughtful Alternative to Traditional Favors

For couples seeking a meaningful alternative to disposable favors, the Covenant Heart offers something different:

  • Crafted from natural hardwood

  • Designed to endure

  • Rooted in symbolic meaning

  • Shared as an extension of your union

 

It is not meant to impress for a moment.

It is meant to live quietly for years.

Friends & Family take them - In hands, in homes, in hearts.

They grow and tell a beautiful story of how one act can change a whole world.

You are welcome to share your story if a Covenant Heart was planted with you.

Commissioning Covenant Hearts

Covenant Hearts are created through a small-batch ceremonial commission.

Couples may request hearts for their wedding gathering or other sacred commitments such as vow renewals or adoption celebrations.

 

Each commission is produced with care and attention to detail.

Because of the nature of this work, a limited number of commissions are accepted each year.

How many hearts of love would you like your wedding to send into the world?

Begin a Covenant Commission

If you feel drawn to share Covenant Hearts as part of your wedding or commitment ceremony, we invite you to begin a conversation.

[Inquire About a Covenant Commission]

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