Special Events Flowers Class

We just completed one of our Special Events/Decor Designer classes so I'm posting photos of just a few of the projects made by students.  The class features hands-on floral design projects for weddings, parties and entertaining and we create centerpieces and display arrangements based on on a variety of popular themes.   

Sunflower Centerpieces

The designs seen below showcase sunflowers in two different styles. The tall centerpiece, a hand-tied grouping with curly willow woven as a support material, creates color impact and lends a contemporary interpretation to classic garden flower. The lower centerpiece features sliced lemons, white hydrangea and looped lily grass and adds vibrancy and a light, fresh fragrance to the table.  Used together or separately, these centerpieces make a bright addition to any special event.




Moss Urn Centerpiece

The garden-inspired moss covered urn (seen below) was designed with abundant groupings of roses, orchids, lavender hydrangeas and seeded eucalyptus. Liatris were highlighted in a vertical statement, which gives a candle-like effect.  Loops of lily grass and accents of Aranda orchid blossoms added interest, lending a more modern interpretation to this traditional garden form.   




Tropical Contemporary Centerpiece with Wine Gift

Students learned how to encase and highlight a wine or sparkling cider bottle and integrate it into a contemporary centerpiece.  The design below featured ginger, anthuriums, roses, seafoam statice, ti leaves and woven commodore tee pee and the base of the arrangement was accessorized with votive candles.




Bubble Bowl Centerpiece with Floating Flowers

Students learned how to incorporate a wreath base and showcase a large glass bubble bowl. Roses, asters, Florigene carnations, limes, hydrangeas, dendrobium orchids and fresh ivy were featured in the base design, with an open rose and orchid florets floating in the water.




The course covers a variety of styles, from classic to romantic to contemporary, allowing attendees to get hands-on experience completing a large variety of projects. 

 

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