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How To Make A Spring Wreath
We give flowers when a baby is born, in times of deep grief, for anniversaries, to celebrate birthdays, when a friend moves into a new home, to say thank you, for graduations, and to show appreciation on days like Mother’s or Father’s Day. When mass tragedy strikes, people flood the site with flowers, even strangers.Read more
How To Make A Winter White Posy
Posies are one of the most traditional and common floral arrangements – and it’s not hard to see why! They’re super versatile and can be created from all sorts of different foliage and floral material. Fun fact – posies have been used since at least mediaeval times when they were carried to disguise the unpleasantRead more
4 Reasons Why Floristry Should Be Your Next Hobby
Have you ever looked in a florist’s window and thought, I wish I could do that? Or perhaps you’ve tried your hand at creating a bouquet yourself and wondered why it doesn’t look quite right? While it may seem pretty straightforward to stick a few flowers in a vase, there’s actually a thought processRead more
Boutonniere: How To Make a Buttonhole
Buttonholes were first introduced as “nosegays” in early 1500s Europe and North America for wealthy gentlemen to disguise the odours of those eras (we’ll let you use your imagination). Today the tradition of wearing buttonholes continues for special occasions like weddings or big events. Buttonholes are traditionally worn by men on the lapel of theirRead more
What’s the deal with floral foam?
Floral foam has been a source of contention for the floristry industry of late. These green, sponge-like foam blocks are an easy way to arrange flowers and keep them hydrated with very little mess. In more recent years it’s also become popular on social media ASMR videos because of the satisfying crunching sound it makesRead more
What Are The Best Floral Foam Alternatives?
When floral foam was invented in the U.S. back in 1954, it quickly took over the floristry industry, becoming a florist’s best friend. A block of green, sponge-like foam that not only holds flowers in place but keeps them hydrated and easy to transport? It was a dream come true. Fast-track to the present day,Read more
How to use the element of line when constructing a fresh flower wreath
Yvette shares with you a quick tip straight from the classroom on how to use the element of line when constructing a fresh flower wreath. Watch Now









