Basics of Floristry
Join us for a fun workshop where you'll learn the ins and outs of creating beautiful floral arrangements from scratch.
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About this event
Discover floristry basics, from flower care to bouquet making and business tips—perfect for budding professionals and creative thinkers.
Overview:
Floristry is more than arranging flowers—it's about understanding plant life, creating beauty with purpose, and offering a service that speaks to emotion. This course walks you through the essentials of floristry, starting from its roots to the key services florists provide, guiding you through plant knowledge, flower care, and the thoughtful designs that bring floral work to life.
From the creative aspects of design principles to crafting arrangements like bouquets and corsages, this course keeps things clear and accessible. You’ll also explore the ins and outs of starting a floral business, with insights into the industry and how to step confidently into your first job. Whether you’re arranging flowers for joy or career, it’s all neatly wrapped up in one tidy package.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the foundations and purpose of floristry as a profession.
- Identify different florist services and their customer value.
- Recognise flower and plant types used in floral arrangements.
- Learn basic care and treatment methods for floral materials.
- Gain insight into launching and managing a floral business.
- Apply elements and principles of design to floral compositions.
Who is this Course For:
- Anyone curious about starting a floristry career from home.
- People looking to open a flower-related business or shop.
- Individuals interested in flower arranging for events.
- Hobbyists who love flowers and want deeper knowledge.
- Creative minds wanting to explore floral design basics.
- Job seekers aiming for roles in floral retail settings.
- Event planners wishing to add floristry to their services.
- Career changers exploring opportunities in floral industries.
Career Path:
- Floral Designer – £21,000 per year
- Florist Shop Assistant – £18,500 per year
- Floral Event Coordinator – £24,000 per year
- Floral Business Owner – £25,000–£40,000 per year (varies)
- Retail Display Assistant (Florist) – £20,000 per year
- Online Flower Sales Executive – £23,500 per year
Frequently asked questions
Floristry is the art and business of creating flower arrangements, bouquets, and floral displays for events, gifts, and decoration.
No, floristry can be learned from the basics. Anyone with an interest in flowers and creativity can begin with simple techniques and grow their skills over time.
Basic tools include floral scissors, wire cutters, floral tape, a knife, and a water container or vase. As you learn more, you can add specialty tools.
Yes, common types include hand-tied bouquets, vase arrangements, wreaths, and floral centerpieces. Each has its own techniques and styles.