#11 Best Wreath Making (Christmas) Classes / Workshops In London
1. McQueens Christmas Wreath
Specialty: One well-known flower design school is McQueens. Their exquisite, elegant masterpieces are well-known from their workshops.
2. Lavender Green Wreath
Specialty: With an emphasis on eco-friendly and natural materials, Lavender Green provides a range of wreath-making choices.
3. Festive Wreath Making
Specialty: Set in a beautiful garden center, Petersham Nurseries provides a delightful atmosphere for creating your Christmas wreath.
4. Grace & Thorn Deluxe
Specialty: Grace & Thorn emphasizes luxurious designs and offers various locations throughout London.
5. Moyses Stevens Christmas
Specialty: This classic London florist hosts traditional wreath-making workshops at multiple locations.
6. Pesh Flowers’ wreath workshop
Specialty: With goodies on the go and seasonal music playing, this event—which takes place at the stunning Grade II listed Victorian Kingswood House near Dulwich—is guaranteed to put you in the mood for the holidays. Beautiful fresh and dried ornaments, such as pine cones, fruits, berries, cinnamon, and a velvet ribbon, can be used to create a classic look on a base of fir and moss.
7. Edie Rose
Specialty: From its Francis Road center, East London florist Edie Rose offers a laid-back class where you can dine, drink, and learn how to make a visually striking wreath. Blue pine and moss should be used to create a base. Festive greenery, fruits, berries, pine cones, and dried flowers should be used to adorn.
8. Petersham Nurseries
Specialty: It’s the ideal place to make wreaths because of its even more enchanting atmosphere close to Christmas. You’re encouraged to go on a wild, fantastic door-hanger-making expedition, gathering wood materials to craft a willow foundation embellished with festive berries, wild winter British foliage, and seed heads.
9. Liberty X Wild
Specialty: Create, design, and decorate your ideal wreath against the backdrop of this holiday destination with the help of Liberty’s on-site florist, Wild At Heart. You will work with premium pine, fir, spruce, and an abundance of eye-catching finishing details. The added benefit of this course is that you can do your Christmas shopping in one location.
10. Edie Rose
Specialty: From its Francis Road center, East London florist Edie Rose offers a laid-back class where you can dine, drink, and learn how to make a visually striking wreath. Blue pine and moss should be used to create a base. Festive greenery, fruits, berries, pine cones, and dried flowers should be used to adorn.
11. Pantenichon
Specialty: Designed as a central component of Japan’s Shogatsu celebration, shimekazari New Year wreaths are made during a workshop taught by floral designer Mariko Kinoshita at Pantenichon. These wreaths stand for good fortune and safety in the next year.
