Passionate about beautiful, seasonal blooms and eco-friendly floristry, I grow high-quality flowers on our artisan flower farm. I believe floristry can be sustainable, creative and fun — and that is exactly what we bring to our workshop sessions.​

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We host floristry workshops and events designed to help you work with seasonal materials and learn techniques in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re a complete beginner or have some experience, you’ll leave with a creation you’re proud of — and a little more knowledge of how to source and arrange flowers in a sustainable way.

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What we offer

• Scheduled group workshops – Join one of our planned events open to the public. We priotise   locally-grown flowers and floral materials.

• Bespoke private events – Want a unique experience for your hen party, birthday, corporate team building, or a special get-together? We can tailor a private workshop just for your group.

• Hands-on learning – From creating wreaths from scratch to crafting stunning arrangements, you’ll be guided step-by-step and we’ll share expert tips on how to work with the flowers, foliage and seasonal textures.

• Eco-friendly focus – We prioritise our seasonal, locally grown flowers and use sustainable practices so your creations are as kind to the planet as they are beautiful.

Upcoming sessions

Keep an eye out for our next scheduled workshops. Whether you’re crafting a seasonal wreath, creating a floral crown, or mastering an elegant arrangement — we’ll have something to help you get creative with flowers.

Private bookings

If you’d like to book a private workshop for a group (a social get-together, hen party, team building, etc.), please get in touch. We’ll work together to sculpt a memorable experience: choosing the theme, deciding on the materials, and setting the date.

What people are saying

“Just been to a lovely Christmas wreath-making workshop … Francesca is such a kind, patient instructor… if you get the chance to do this with her, don’t miss it — you’ll have a brilliant fun day.”
— Sheila Hardingham