Floristry Workshops: From Beginner to Business

Floristry Workshops: From Beginner to Business

Floristry Classes & Workshops β€” New Categories for Every Skill Level

Flowers for Jane has refreshed its Classes & Workshops menu, making it easier to find the right floristry course for your experience level and goals. Whether you're a complete beginner, an experienced hobbyist, or dreaming of a career in the flower industry, there's a workshop designed for you.

Bloom & Style Studio β€” Advanced Floristry Workshops

Designed for those with some floristry experience who want to be creatively challenged. These design-focused sessions push beyond the basics β€” confident beginners who enjoy a challenge are welcome too.

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Floristry Workshops for Beginners

New foundational classes for anyone starting out. Each month features a different arrangement style, while always covering core techniques: hand-tied posies, vase arrangements, and bowl arrangements β€” skills you'll use again and again.

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Become a Florist β€” Professional Floristry Training

For anyone wanting to turn a love of flowers into a floristry career or business. Our one of a kind course, The Business of Flowers, starts Tuesday 21 July at 10am, running over six weekly sessions. Each week covers a different arrangement and the technical mechanics behind it β€” including chicken wire foundations, floral foam, and stem spiralling.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What floristry classes does Flowers for Jane offer?
Three categories: Bloom & Style Studio (advanced), Beginner Workshops, and Become a Florist (professional training).

When does The Business of Flowers course start?
Tuesday 21 July at 10am, running for six weekly sessions and a seventh session offerd if you miss any of week one to six.

Are the workshops suitable for beginners?
Yes β€” Beginner Workshops are designed specifically for those new to floristry, and even Bloom & Style Studio welcomes confident beginners.


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