Installations
£120
In this course we share our tried-and-tested methods and techniques for making show-stopping floral scenery for events. You'll discover what vessels and mechanics to use, how to factor in water sources, ways to create height, volume and drama, and, most importantly, how to keep it simple and safe, with maximum impact.
☞ 3 demonstrations
☞ 1.5hrs+ hours video
☞ English subtitles
☞ Variety names
☞ Stem counts
☞ Downloadable recipes
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"Scaling up can be daunting - the size and quantity of materials, the variability of the weather, the structure, safety and logistics - are all factors that require greater consideration when designing an installation than a small vase or bouquet of flowers. But there are many overlaps, too, and installation work does not necessarily need to be complicated - they are often most effective when the design is kept simple…"
From An Introduction to Installations
STAIRCASE
Exuberant and frothy: leafy branches and rose canes smothered with ruffly cream flowers are used to transform a metal staircase and balcony
URNS
A pair of antique garden urns provide a stunning focal point for an event with asymmetric arrangements of towering spires and textural perennials
ARCH
Late summer, prairie perennials, fruiting branches and connecting vines decorate a free-standing garden arch and conceal hidden water sources within
