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Festive Wreath Making Class

Learn how to make a wreath in this soothing Manchester experience!

Sweet Bud

5.0 (3)

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2 hours

10 to 30 guests

£55

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What you'll do

Ignite your festive spirit with this wreath making workshop in Manchester! Combine the delightful mix of dried and fresh floral elements to craft a beautiful decoration that will fill your home with yuletide cheer.

With your friendly teacher from Sweet Bud. you'll dive into the world of floristry, where crafting beautiful wreaths isn't just an art; it's a soothing, mindful journey into creativity. Say goodbye to your worries as you embrace the therapeutic charm of wreath making.

Everything you need, from tools to materials, will be readily provided, along with expert guidance covering design, technique, and mechanics.

This Christmas floristry class is hosted at Levenshulme Old Library. Meet fellow members of your community in a warm and creative environment. You'll go home with a beautiful DIY wreath to hang on your door and some new floristry wisdom!

What you'll get

All materials and equipment needed to make your wreath to take home.

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Knowledge required

Beginner-friendly.

Suitable for

This class is great for a birthday or hen do.

Location

Levenshulme Old Library, Cromwell Grove, M19 3QE

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Your teacher

Sweet Bud

5.0 (3)

Women-owned

Hello, I’m Liv and I’m the owner of Sweet Bud. I began my floristry career 11 years ago in Doncaster after completing a level 3 floristry diploma. For the past few years I have worked as a senior florist in Manchester, making daily bouquets, giving advice to customers on flowers and plants, as well as designing and installing large scale projects.

The idea for sweet bud came when I realised how little most florists care about the impact they have on the environment. Florist materials such as floral foam and plastics are prolifically used in the industry even though they have been banned by most florist societies. The Royal Horticulture Society (RHS) banned all use of floral foam at their flower show events. My aim is to help educate others on the impact of using these and show alternative methods of floral design that won’t damage our planet.