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FLOWER ARRANGING WORKSHOP - SPRING DOOR WREATH
BRITISH ACADEMY OF FLORAL ART STUDIOS, 3 DUNCHIDEOCK BARTON, DUNCHIDEOCK, EXETER, DEVON, EX2 9UA
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Spring Door Wreath perfect to welcome all your guests, using a natural base and moss to support the flowers and foliage
Wednesday 2nd April 2025 10am-12.30pm Cost £75
Discover the Joy of Floral Creation – Perfect for Solo Relaxation or Shared Fun.
Escape the everyday and immerse yourself in a tranquil morning of creativity and connection at our 2.5-hour floral workshops. Held in our purpose-designed studio in a stunning rural setting, this is your chance to craft your own floral masterpiece in an environment of peace and inspiration.
What to Expect:
* All materials provided: Everything you need perfectly sourced for you, including use of tools to use during the session.
* Take home your creation: Leave with your unique floral arrangement to admire or gift.
* Expert guidance: Learn from our master tutor, ready to guide and inspire you every step of the way.
* Relax and indulge: Enjoy tea, coffee, and delicious cakes or biscuits as part of your experience.
* Mindful creativity: Explore the calming, mindful practice of working with natural materials, free from traditional foam.
* Connect with others: Share the joy of creativity with like-minded individuals, and perhaps even make new friends.
Make it a Group Experience:
Looking for a fun and unique activity to enjoy with friends or family? Book together and create cherished memories while sharing laughs and creativity. It's a perfect way to spend quality time and walk away with beautiful creations and unforgettable moments.
Whether you're seeking peaceful time for yourself or a delightful group activity, this workshop offers the ideal escape. Gain insights into the art of floristry, ask questions, and enjoy the simple pleasure of creating something beautiful with your hands.
Spaces are limited, so book now to secure your spot and treat yourself – or your loved ones – to a morning of floral fun and inspiration.
BOOKINGS; info@academyoffloralart.com
Tel; 01392834893
https://www.academyoffloralart.com/fun-flower-workshop-spring-door-wreath-sales
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