Marrakech has been a destination on my bucket list since my teenage years. I can’t pinpoint exactly how it all started - perhaps it was a movie or a magazine article filled with beautiful photographs. The desire to visit this unique city has been with me for as long as I can remember. Finally, I made my dream a reality, and it was everything I thought it would be and more!

You might be wondering what on earth is a wedding bouquet cast? Well, get ready to discover a truly beautiful AND unique way to preserve the essence of your wedding blooms!

Ana and Pete exchanged their vows at The Belsfield Hotel in the stunning Lake District in June 2024. This beautiful location held a special place in their hearts, as it was one of the first places they explored together in the UK. With its panoramic views of Windermere Lake, the hotel provided a picturesque backdrop for their special day.

During the October half-term, we spent a few glorious days in the stunning Peak District National Park. Our trip aimed at enjoying beautiful nature walks with our pup and cozy evenings, and we succeeded on both fronts!

White and nude coloured flowers are a VERY popular choice for weddings, and certainly pop up in my enquiries a lot! They look pure, classic and ever so romantic. And so the big question I get asked a lot is: Will my white blooms stay white after pressing?

I first visited Venice very briefly as a teenager (many, many years ago!), and my memories of it are beautiful, but definitely a bit hazy. My husband and I recently returned from a wonderful weekend in Venice celebrating our 10 year wedding anniversary (how has it been 10 years already??) and oh my - Venice stole my heart! We spent 48 glorious hours in this incredible city and these are the things we loved…

I’m very excited to be able to offer these beautiful floral cards to my wonderful clients - they will make a lovely addition to the wedding bouquet frames.

Will my wedding flowers retain their colours after pressing? This is a question I get asked a lot when my clients enquire about having their beautiful bouquets preserved.

There’s a new and absolutely adorable addition to Pressed Meadow I’m very excited about: ceramic ornaments. These little beauties are decorated with pressed wedding blooms, petals & foliage, and make a wonderful addition to the main wedding bouquet preservation frame. 

I had the pleasure of working with Georgie when preserving a wedding bouquet for one of her happy couples. I thought it would be great to have a little peek at her services and talk about my favourite subject - flowers, of course!

Last month I had the incredible pleasure of welcoming the loveliest Yetzirah Castro to my floral preservation studio. She’s a photographer specialising in baby, maternity and family photography, with her own studio in Princes Risborough, and she visited me to capture flower pressing on camera.

Floral pumpkins are one of my favourite annual projects - created purely for fun and because they're oh so pretty! They’re also incredibly easy to do.

When booking to have your precious wedding bouquet pressed by me and turned into beautiful framed art, you can opt to drop your bouquet off at my studio in Buckinghamshire, or to post it to me if drop off is not an option.

Wedding season is in full swing and my wedding bouquet preservation studio is filled with presses brimming with loads of gorgeous wedding blooms. It is the most exciting time of year for all flower & wedding lovers (myself of course included!). If you are planning on having your wedding bouquet preserved and turned into a gorgeous keepsake (and why wouldn’t you??), it is super important that you take care of your blooms to keep them in best possible condition for pressing.

You spent many months planning your special day. Hours and hours went into choosing all the little details that will make your wedding uniquely ‘you’. Maybe you have had it all planned out since you were a little girl? Imagined your dress, how you would style your hair, you’ve dreamed of smelling your wedding bouquet for the first time…