The Story Behind Three Hearts Keepsakes

When people ask about the name "Three Hearts Keepsakes," I always smile because the answer is so much more than a business name. It is our family's story.

My husband and I spent years praying and waiting to become parents. Through faith, hope, and God's perfect timing, our family grew through adoption. Along the way, we learned that adoption is not simply paperwork or a court date—it is a beautiful journey woven together by love, sacrifice, and God's plan.

The name Three Hearts Keepsakes comes from a phrase that has always been close to my heart:

God's Heart • Her Heart • To Mine

For adoption to happen, three hearts come together. God's heart guides the journey. A birth mother's heart makes an incredible act of love. An adoptive family's heart opens to receive the child God has chosen for them.

That story inspired not only our family but also this business.

Three Hearts Keepsakes was created to help families celebrate the moments that matter most. What began with a passion for preserving memories has grown into a collection of personalized gifts, Christian apparel, custom tumblers, mugs, ornaments, keepsakes, and one-of-a-kind creations.

Every product I create is designed with purpose. Whether it's a shirt featuring your favorite KJV Bible verse, a tumbler personalized with family photos, or an adoption keepsake that tells your story, my goal is to create something meaningful that you will treasure for years to come.

As a wife, mom, full-time employee, and small business owner, I understand how quickly life passes by. That's why I believe in celebrating the everyday moments, preserving precious memories, and sharing our faith boldly.

Thank you for visiting Three Hearts Keepsakes and supporting a small business built on faith, family, and love.

I look forward to creating something special for you and your family.

Mandy Lawson , Owner, Three Hearts Keepsakes

"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." — Romans 8:28 (KJV)