Hand-tied bouquet
Choose seasonal stems and learn the florist's spiral to tie a bouquet that holds itself together.
What you do
A florist starts by introducing the season's flowers and foliage and how to prepare them: stripping leaves, cutting stems at an angle and conditioning them in water. Then comes the trick of the trade, the spiral, where each stem goes in at the same angle so the bouquet holds itself together. You choose your colours and textures, build your bouquet, tie it off and wrap it in paper. It is colourful, fragrant and genuinely relaxing.
What you take home
Your bouquet, wrapped and ready for a vase, and tips to keep it fresh for longer.
Who it suits
Wellbeing weeks, team socials and celebrations. Florists can bring buckets of flowers to an office or event space.
The practical bits
- Duration:1.5–2.5 hours
- Public sessions:usually 6–16 people
- Private and team sessions:from 6 people. Bigger teams get more tables, sessions or hosts.
- Where:at the host's studio, or at your office or venue
- Drinks:works without alcohol
- Good for:Wellbeing weeksTeam socialsNew-joiner welcomesClient eveningsBirthdaysDate nights
This is an activity format, not a specific class. Tell us your city and date and we find a host who runs it, with real dates and a per-person price.
Where you can book this
Pick a city to ask for it there. Not listed? Any city in the world works: tell us where you are and we find the host.
Europe
- DenmarkCopenhagen
- FranceParis
- GermanyBerlinMunich
- IrelandDublin
- NetherlandsAmsterdamRotterdam
- PortugalLisbon
- SpainBarcelonaMadrid
- SwedenStockholm
- United KingdomBathBirminghamBishop's StortfordBrightonBristolBurton-on-TrentCardiffColchesterEdinburghFolkestoneGerrards CrossGlasgowLeedsLeigh-on-SeaLeighton BuzzardLiverpoolLondonLutterworthManchesterManningtreeMilton KeynesNewcastlePlymouthSaffron WaldenSheffieldWinchester
North America
Oceania
Middle East
Typical prices
- Typically ≈ US$157–225 pp in London
Middle half of per-person prices across classes we have researched there, shown in your currency (≈). Your quote depends on the host, date and group.
