Planning your wedding flowers? Joanne Truby Floral Design specializes in creating luxurious, natural floral arrangements that bring the charm of an English country garden to your big day. Based in Bromley, Joanne serves couples across Kent, Surrey, Sussex, and Central London, crafting unique designs that reflect your personal style and love story.
Joanne’s floral designs are known for their natural, lush, and textured look. She blends beautiful color palettes with a variety of flowers and foliage, often featuring blousy garden roses to create a romantic, fragrant atmosphere. Inspired by the seasons, her work highlights the beauty of British-grown flowers, celebrating their perfectly imperfect stems and natural charm.
Every wedding is unique, and Joanne’s bespoke service ensures your flowers are too. It starts with a one-on-one consultation to explore your vision, preferences, and wedding theme. From there, she creates a detailed design brief and a private online mood board to capture the style and feel of your floral arrangements. Joanne also visits your venue to tailor the designs perfectly to your space.
With over 10 years of experience, Joanne Truby is a trusted name in wedding floristry. She was a regional finalist in the 2016 Wedding Industry Awards and a finalist for Best Wedding Florist in the 2017 UK Wedding Awards. Her work has been featured in the book Wedding Floral Design, and she has collaborated with prestigious brands like David Austin Roses and Jo Malone.
This is a hard one as there have been so many! Two spring to mine from last year, one was at one of my most favourite London venues the Kensington Roof Gardens where we created an installation of individual hanging flowers which was awesome! The other was at the stunning St Clere Estate in Kent followed by a marquee reception in the ground of the brides parents garden. We created bespoke centre pieces made up of moss platforms and gold vessels with a hanging flower chandelier.
Natural, Abundant, Textural, Colourful, original.
This is hard to answer as there are so many! Being featured on the front cover of Perfect Wedding magazine for four consecutive months in a row is pretty special a long with recently being on Flowerona's top 100 list of florists to follow on Instagram. Most of all though it has to be making our couples days that extra special with our floral creations.
Don't get to bogged down with Pinterest, yes it's good for inspiration but choose to work with wedding suppliers who's work you love & trust them to create something that is truly unique to you.
One of our brides had her brother and sister in law sing their first dance song which I thought was pretty special.
We have an initial consultation (however this to me sounds rather formal so I would prefer to say a chat over a cup of tea) with all of our couples and clients. We take great care to get to know you, your likes, interests and the type of wedding day you envisage. This is followed by a site visit to your venue to get a real feel for the surroundings and see what designs would work in the space. From here we then start creating your designs (as you may have guessed we LOVE doing this for you). We put together your online Pinterest mood board which we send you along with your detailed brief that captures the feel and style you would like to create.
We love working with unusual flower varieties and creating interesting textures within our designs, most recently our bouquets have included succulents, pin cushion flowers and even mini pineapples!
Roses are associated with love and beauty and Anemone has a meaning of sincerity and unfading love.
Garden roses and peonies to me are always so romantic and feminine with their beautiful blousy petals and they come in such an array of romantic colours in different shades of soft pinks and peaches.
I always suggest giving the flowers away as gifts to family and friends. If you are keen to preserve your bridal bouquet I would suggest making arrangements for this before hand with a company who specialise in this as if left until after the wedding it may be to late as they tend to need the bouquet as soon as possible so the flowers are still in good condition to start the process.