Mother's Day Hand-Tie Bouquet Workshop

ByMcQueens Flower School

Floristry

All Levels

A floristry workshop on designing and making a seasonal hand-tied bouquet, suitable for beginners and learners refining their skills.

About this course

This floristry workshop focuses on creating a hand-tied bouquet with flowers of the season. Participants are guided through designing and making a floral arrangement, with the session presented as a shared creative activity. It is intended both for beginners and for learners looking to refine their hand-tied bouquet skills.

What you'll learn

  • Create a hand-tied bouquet
  • Design a seasonal floral arrangement
  • Refine hand-tied bouquet techniques

Is this course right for you?

The workshop is suitable for beginners as well as learners who want to develop their existing hand-tied bouquet skills. Participation centres on making a floral arrangement during a guided, shared workshop.

Where this course runs

  • Selected class

    21 Wootton Street, London SE1 8TG

    Nearest station: Waterloo

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Upcoming classes

2 classes

Selected date

Sat 6 Mar 2027

10:00 – 12:00 • 1 day

£250

McQueens Flower School, Waterloo

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Other available dates

  • Sat 6 Mar 2027

    14:00 – 16:00 • 1 day

    McQueens Flower School, Waterloo

    Floristry team

    £250

StartsScheduleLengthTeacherVenuePrice
6 Mar 2027
Saturday
14:00 - 16:00
Workshop1 day
FloristryTeacher
McQueens Flower School21 Wootton Street, London SE1 8TG
£250.00
  • Sat 6 Mar, 10:00 - 12:00

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    1 day
    McQueens Flower School
    1 daySat 10:00£250
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  • Sat 6 Mar, 14:00 - 16:00

    1 day
    McQueens Flower School
    1 daySat 14:00£250
    FloristryTeacherMcQueens Flower School
    FloristryTeacher
    £250

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