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Floristry for you

The floristry industry is incredibly competitive, mainly due to the high number of floristry businesses out there. Along with small local businesses and flower shops, there are larger companies that specialise in large-scale floral displays, floristry workshop stores where people can make their own floral arrangements, and floristry design companies that work with artificial flowers for long-term displays.
 
There are approximately 15,000 florists in the UK.
 
Studying floristry will help you understand many really important elements of being a floral designer or florist. Learning the difference between different kinds of flowers, like cut flowers vs wild, as well as which are likely to provoke allergies etc. is often something that you can do more effectively in class rather than online.

Available Floristry Courses

Floristry, Workshop -
Christmas Floristry, Workshop -
Hand-Tied Bouquets, Workshop -
Wedding Flowers, Workshop -
Events and Celebrations Flowers, Workshop -
Floristry, Introduction -
Christmas Floristry, Introduction -
Events and Celebrations Flowers, Introduction -
Floristry, Award Level 2
Floristry, Certificate Level 2

What our students say

 

“If you enjoy a challenge in a supportive environment I would certainly recommend the course. I entered as a complete beginner but left with the ability and confidence to produce floral displays”

Mandy Pattison, Level 2 Award, Certificate and Diploma in Floristry

 

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