A Guide to Wedding Flowers

Learn how to apply the principles of naturalistic floral design to weddings and events, from embracing seasonal materials and natural shapes to utilising re-usable vessels and mechanics.

6 demonstrations

1.5+ hours video

65 pages of class notes

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>1.5hrs video content

A Guide to Wedding Flowers contains 5 videos, filmed from spring to autumn.

All videos have English subtitles.

BOUQUET

— Hand vase technique —
Loosely woven bouquet of scented garden roses, pale pink corncockle and colourful foliage with a quick and easy wire-free buttonhole

AISLE

— Foam-free mechanics —
Frothy meadow aisle with daisies,
bedstraw and scented herbs

CENTREPIECE

— Kenzan and chicken wire —
Lavish footed bowl with pea vines,
peonies and nasturtiums

STAIRCASE

— Foam-free mechanics —
Delicate but dramatic staircase with
perennials and dried textural elements

PAIR OF VASES

— Kenzan and chicken wire —
Champagne buckets on plinths with sculptural branches and massed focal flowers

200+ pages

We've created extensive class notes delving into bridal party, ceremony and reception flowers in turn. Each demo comes with a recipe of variety names and stem counts.

All PDFs are downloadable.