Festive Wreath-making Masterclass with Anna of Flowers by Anna
Location: Webbs, Wychbold - In The Planthouse
Dates and times:Saturday 23rd November 10:00am - 12:00pm, Festive Wreath
Tuesday 10th December 10:00am - 12:00pm, Festive Wreath
Price: £55 Festive Wreath
Join us for an immersive morning at the Planthouse at Webbs Wychbold, where local florist Anna Brian will guide you through the art of designing your own festive wreath that can be used as a table decoration for Christmas Day or alternatively can be hung on your door. Using a variety of winter foliage, which is foraged from the gardens at Webbs, you’ll learn to craft a wreath that will add a personal touch to your home’s decor this season.
Anna will begin with a live demonstration, showcasing different wreath-making techniques. Then it will be over to you to create your own unique masterpiece, under Anna's guidance. You will have the choice to use willow, moss, or a softer foam oasis base.
All materials are provided, and a mince pie will be included to keep you in the festive spirit.
The course includes:
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A demonstration from Anna on how to create a festive wreath.
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All materials are provided, and a hot beverage with a mince pie will be included to keep you in the festive spirit.
Details:
No prior experience is needed, and Anna will be there every step of the way to assist.
Bring a pair of soft gardening gloves, as you will need to use your hands to tie the wreaths with wire.
As we are hosting this event in our lovely Planthouse, we recommend bringing a coat, as the space can be a bit cool.
Florist profile:
Anna Brian is a professionally qualified florist and flower farmer located in Hanbury, rural Worcestershire. Anna grows her own flowers from seed on her flower farm and loves nothing more than hand-picking scented blooms to make her beautiful arrangements. She says, "Flowers for me are very personal, we always need them at the most important time of our lives, be it a 'thank you' or 'I am sorry' or 'I'm getting married' and I love working with people to commemorate those moments, however large or small."
