Three ways to work with me
what i do
Whether you have flowers you want to keep, want to spend a morning making something with me, or would rather learn from home, there is a place to start.
1. Keep your bouquet
After the wedding, your flowers come to me. I press each one by hand, create two design options for you and carefully bring them back together in a Tasmanian oak frame made to live in your home.
how it works2. Press flowers with me
Small, beginner-friendly workshops with flowers on the table and time to make something with your hands. Come on your own or bring someone with you. No experience needed.
upcoming workshops3. Learn at home
Want to learn how to press flowers in your own time? Start with Bloom, my beginner online course or explore my ebook and hardcover book ( Learn how to press and preserve flowers)
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Meet Joanna
I grew up watching my mum tend her garden in Mauritius. Geraniums on the balcony, flowers chosen with care, neighbours stopping to look. My dad was always gathering us together to photograph whatever was in bloom.
Years later, I discovered flower pressing almost by accident. I started picking flowers from the garden and experimenting with them, until a friend asked if I could preserve her wedding bouquet.
One bouquet became another, and somehow it grew into the work I do today.
I’ve been pressing flowers since 2016.
"Not only is your art flawless, but it is so clear how much love and care you put into each piece. I literally could not have asked for a more perfect piece."
Mikayla, Wedding Heirloomready to beginHave flowers you would like to keep?
If your wedding is coming up, you can reserve your date ahead of time. If your flowers are already with you, get in touch as soon as you can and I will let you know what is possible.
We take on a limited number of bookings each month, so booking early is recommended.