2024 Floral Design I Course: In Person at the Farm
2024 Floral Design I Course: In Person at the Farm
Have you always wanted to learn how to prep and arrange flowers like a florist? If so, this class is the first in a 4 part series to help one learn the art of floral design. Whether you are interested in becoming a florist or you just want to learn some new skills, these classes will help you achieve that!
Floral Design I is a hands on course that will go over the history of floral design and teach different styles used in different time periods. Many of these styles are still used today and use a wide variety of materials. We will compare it to current day and teach you how to create modern arrangements as well. During this course we will also spend time on flower types and prep to allow flowers to have a longer vase life.
If doing this course in person at the farm, we will supply you with all the materials you will need each week (flowers, wire, containers, prep materials/solutions, floral tape, and more). You will be able to take your beautiful creations home to enjoy.
Teachers: Katie and Jackie both graduated from the University of New Hampshire in Horticulture and Biochemistry degrees. In addition to being full time flower farmers and floral designers, they also have full time jobs beyond the farm. Katie is a teacher and has been teaching horticulture and floral design for over 17 years. We love the horticulture field and are excited to teach and learn with you!
Class Location: On the flower farm at 0 First Avenue, Richmond, Rhode Island
Our class is limited to 15 people.
This class will have 4 sessions on Tuesday Evenings at 6PM -8PM
Floral Design I Sessions will be on...
Tuesday July 23 6-8pm
Tuesday July 30 from 6 to 8pm
August 6th from 6 to 8pm
August 13 from 6 to 8pm
The 4 sessions combined will be $675 *and will include materials and flowers.
About Our Flowers
All our blooms are grown on our farm in Rhode Island, and because of the nature (pun intended) of our work, the flowers you get may differ from what's shown in the photo. If you have any questions, please contact us.