Interview Series | Marigold Moms IG: @marigoldmoms

Marigold Moms IG: @marigoldmoms

As part of our interview series, our next guest is Marigold Moms. They started Marigold Moms after they both lost their daughters. These two sisters have both known loss. They both lost their little girls only a few years apart. Though their experiences are different, they were bonded even more by their grief. Together, they created a community of Loss Moms. They talk about their girls, their grief journey, and encourage other moms to share their stories as well. These two together are hilarious! You’ll get some good advice but also a good laugh. They are adorably encouraging and inspirational! 

It was fun being able to interview with them because of the connection they have. They are sisters so that comes pretty naturally to them already but there is something even more special about the bond that is created from the greatest heartache. It made us reflect on our own friendship and how instrumental it has been in our journey through grief. There is something so beautiful that can happen when people share their hearts, their pain, and their joy.


We are grateful we got to talk with Natalie and Sarah and for their examples of finding joy and yes, even laughter in the midst of grief.

-Sunflowers & Red Feathers

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