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On Hitched.co.uk since 2026
Last update: September 2026
Jordan Luck is a Cornwall-based pressed flower artist specialising in transforming wedding bouquets into one-of-a-kind pieces of botanical art.
Working from her studio in Cornwall, Jordan carefully presses and preserves flowers from each bouquet before thoughtfully arranging them by hand into a bespoke artwork. Every piece is designed to capture the character of the original flowers while creating something beautiful enough to become part of the home for years to come.
Her work has an organic, contemporary feel, celebrating the natural shapes, textures and imperfections of flowers rather than trying to make them look exactly as they did on the wedding day. The result is a modern heirloom — something deeply personal that holds onto a little piece of such an important day.
Each artwork is completely unique and finished in a solid wood frame with art glass, using considered, high-quality materials chosen to complement the delicate pressed botanicals.
For couples looking for a meaningful way to preserve their wedding flowers, Jordan creates pieces that feel less like traditional bouquet preservation and more like art — a lasting reminder of the flowers, memories and moments behind them.
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With a love of flowers, nature and beautifully made things, I create pressed botanical artwork with a relaxed, organic style. I am particularly drawn to the little details that make flowers interesting — their textures, unusual shapes and the way they change as they’re pressed — allowing each piece to develop its own character rather than striving for perfection.
My love of wedding flowers grew from the idea that something so carefully chosen, and so connected to such an important day, deserving a life beyond the wedding itself. What began as a fascination with preserving flowers has developed into a practice centred around creating meaningful, contemporary heirlooms that can be enjoyed every day.
Every bouquet is worked on personally, from carefully pressing each individual flower to arranging and framing the finished artwork in my Cornish studio. It’s a slow, hands-on process, and one I feel incredibly privileged to be trusted with.
When I'm not surrounded by pressed flowers in the studio, you'll usually find me in the garden, travelling somewhere new, or collecting inspiration from the landscapes and changing seasons around me.