Seasonal Wreath Making
Learn how to make festive seasonal wreaths using different techniques, taught by our expert florist Sofia.
Description
The Flower School Online is an immersive learning experience aimed at anyone with a keen interest in floristry. Our collection of video courses and content has been carefully designed and curated by some of the leading professional florists in their field. Our instructors are all full time industry pros with Flower Station, which is one of the UK's most well known and respected florists shops based in central London and online. Using their expert knowledge, your instructors will elevate your skills to the point where you are able to create impressive flower arrangements for any occasion.
Why Choose Flower School Online
Professionally made courses
The content for each and every online floristry course you will find here has been thoughtfully constructed by our expert florists. The content is then filmed and edited by a professional film crew.
Take the course in your own time
Although there is nothing more that most of us would like than to learn floristry skills all day, however we know that life sometimes gets in the way. At Flower School Online, there is never a rush to finish any course as we encourage students to take the course at their own pace.
Lifetime access to your course
What would be better than doing an online floristry course from Flower School Online? Doing it twice! You can repeat any course you buy any amount of times, forever! And you can even re-purchase the flower packages from Flower Station as many times as you like.
What You Will Learn!
- Learn the core concepts and ideas that are so important for any area of floristry
- Make a festive wreath with fresh flowers using an oasis foam base
- Make a traditional festive door wreath using the wiring technique
- Make festive decorative garlands for hanging
Who Should Attend!
- Beginners and hobbyists in the world of floristry
- Those who want to create seasonal wreaths for home decor, business or private purposes