Flower School Video Library

The Flower School Video Library is the world’s largest collection of online flower arrangement video demonstrations. Subjects range from flower care and handling, design basics and wedding flowers, to advanced design techniques and styles. This library is viewed by thousands of floral design professionals and students throughout the world every day. Produced exclusively by Floral Design Institute, the video clips in this library are free to all. Enjoy!

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King Protea with complex hues in a long-lasting, foam-free design featuring grevillea, stella, garden roses, chrysanthemums and hanging amaranths

King Protea Drama

The flower's name says it all - the King Protea really is flower royalty! It can be a bit of a challenge to work with, both in size and color. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shows how she blends a King Protea with complex hues in a long-lasting, foam-free design featuring grevillea, stella, garden roses, chrysanthemums and hanging amaranths -- all from Florabundance.com. Enjoy!

A lovely glass compote design made using, millicent garden roses, orlaya, calla lillies, aspidistra leaves, disflexus, yarrow, jasmine vine, and sweet peas.

Pretty in Pink Compote

Pink is such a flower-friendly color and can add a little bit of cheer to any space. It looks especially fresh when paired with white. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a foam-free design in an elegant glass compote, using wonderful flowers from Florabundance.com, including orlaya, jasmine vine, deflexus, garden roses, sweet peas, and miniature callas. It's a show-stopper -- enjoy!

Cute wooden tray holding peppers, garden roses, dill, alstroemeria, clover and bunny tails.

Fun with Food and Flowers

We love to have flowers on our kitchen counters and dining tables when we eat, but what about flowers IN our food?  In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne has fun "playing with her food" (and flowers!) in a creative design idea that is great for summer gatherings, or anytime, really. See what fun can be had with a fire-palette of color and some bell peppers -- enjoy!

Cute wooden box with a whimsical arrangement of deflexus, foxglove, grevillea, Garden Romance garden roses, Lisianthus, kale and mangoes as the star.

Mango Flower Palette

Floral designers take inspiration from everything that surrounds them -- including the foods we like to eat. (Yes, we've been known to take a photo of a meal or two!) In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne pulls her inspiration not only from the delicious mango, but also from an amazing assortment of flowers -- foxglove, grevillea, garden roses, lisianthus, and kale -- all from Florabundance.com. Enjoy!

A natural vase design made with Poppies, hellebores, sweet peas, garden roses and curly willow.

Poppy Delight

So soft and delicate, poppies are like the big showy hats you see at the Kentucky Derby -- so fabulous! They do like their water, however, much like hellebores and sweet peas. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne designs these showy flowers very simply with a little curly willow in a foam-free design, letting the beauty of the blooms shine through. Enjoy!

A lovely hand-tie bouquet combining tropical anthuriums, dendrobium orchids, and ti leaves with temperate vendela roses.

Classic Tropical Hand-Tie

Elegant and sophisticated, an all-white bouquet is a classic. You can up the WOW factor by adding a twist: combining tropical flowers with roses! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a dreamy Neotropical hand tie bouquet of Dendrobiums Orchids, Anthuriums, and lovely 'Vendela' Roses, all collared with ti leaves -- it's gorgeous and oh-so-sophisticated. Enjoy!

A lovely compote design made with, dusty miller, ruscus, wisteria vine, chrysanthemums, dahlias, veronica, statice, and cosmos.

Foam-Free Dahlia Arrangement

Dahlias are the big Vegas showgirls of summer, saying "look at me!" Combine them with an assortment of your other favorite seasonal blooms, including some wonderful foraged items, and you have a showstopper! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a stunning foam-free design with dahlias, cosmos, dusty miller and more that's sure to garner applause. Enjoy!

An elegant hand-tied bouquet made with, tulip anthurium, carnations, ranunculus, cool water and blueberry roses, jasmine vine, burning bush, and magnolia leaves.

Purple Flower Hand-Tie

So many beautiful flowers come in shades of purple, including temperate, garden blooms and tropicals. It used to be frowned upon to mix the two, say anthurium with hydrangeas (gasp!), but the NeoTropical movement changed all that! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne artfully melds these two flower categories - tropical and temperate - to create an upscale hand tie bouquet with ranunculus, anthuriums, ranunculus, jasmine vine and more. Enjoy!

A lovely gold compote full of anthurium, burning bush, date palms, spectabilis, dendrobium orchids, and a Japanese maple branch.

Tropical Whites with Mocha Mousse

Clean, modern, and oh-so-chic—this floral design pairs tropical blooms in crisp whites with the rich, versatile tones of Mocha Mousse, Pantone's Color of the Year. It's a stunning study in contrast, texture, and trend-forward design—perfect inspiration for your next arrangement. In this how-to floral design video, Leanne combines tropical and temperate blooms to create a dramatic arrangement.

A lovely garden style design in a blue vase made with, lilacs, phalaenopsis orchids, carnations, dusty miller, and jasmine vine.

Lilacs for Mom

Mixing and matching garden flowers and tropicals, you can create stunning arrangements for every day, but PERFECT for Mother's Day! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne works with a Spring favorite -- the fragrant lilac - and pairs it with trailing jasmine vines and over-the-top phalaenopsis orchids in a fast, foam-free design. It's a show-stopper sure to please ANY mother -- enjoy!

A lovely garden design made with narcissus, bachelor buttons, gentian, spirea, veronica, allium, sphagnum moss, and galax leaves.

Blue Flower Garden

Bring the garden inside to enjoy by creating a vegetative-style landscape design that really showcases each flower's unique stem and bloom. Th is a style that can really let your flowers reach tall in a design. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne works with a cheerful assortment of blue and white flowers, including gentian, bachelor buttons, veronica, narcissus, and more. It's Spring in a box - enjoy!

A wonderful spring bouquet made with, eucalyptus, jasmine vine, pieris, Majolika roses, Mocha roses, stock, lisianthus, tulips, orlaya, hellebore, and butterfly ranunculus.

Simple Wedding Bouquet

Soft and romantic, wedding bouquets can really express the style of the person carrying it -- but they don't have to be difficult! There are simple tips and techniques that make it easier to construct and very secure. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne takes you step-by-step through the creation of this hand-tied wedding bouquet featuring a soft spring mix of roses, lisianthus, tulips, hellebores, pink pieris, and fragrant trailing jasmine. Enjoy!

A lovely glass compote full of sprengeri, aspidistra, pieris, jasmine vine, ranunculus, orlaya, and anemone.

Spring has Sprung

Floral Design Institute is located in the often-dreary Pacific Northwest, so when Spring flowers star showing up at our local market, we are so excited to fill our vases with bright and cheerful beauty! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne works with a stunning selection of anemones, ranunculus, pieris japonica, and orlaya, accented with blooming jasmine vine and delicate sprengerii fern. Foam-free and fabulous, this compote design is full of the season's best blooms. Enjoy!

An seasonal urban oasis full of muscari, sweet peas, veronica, paper white narcissus, carnations, scabiosa, and galax leaves.

Urban Meadow

Rolling fields of blooming flowers have such a carefree feel to them -- why not bring that feeling indoors?! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a foam-free arrangement of veronica, scabiosa, sweetpeas, narcissis, grape hyacinth and more, where the meadow style of design meets urban concrete to create a look that's fresh, a little edgy, and on-trend. Enjoy!

A beautiful spring basket made with potted primroses, curly willow, and sphagnum moss, adorned with mushroom birds.

Primrose Garden

Do you love plants? Do you sell plants? Do you WISH you sold plants, but not sure what to do with them? Might we suggest starting with a Spring favorite - primroses! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a stunning Spring basket-inspired design featuring potted primroses, curly willow, colorful ribbon and a few whimsical birds. Enjoy!

A lush and textural design made using a cement bunny, cymbidium orchids, pieris, scabiosa pods, bromeliad, sphagnum moss, and curly willow.

Mocha Mousse Easter Bunny

Spring often makes you think of pastel or even bright colors, but what about Mocha Mousse, color of the year for 2025? In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne works with this flower-friendly color, featuring a bunny figurine nestled into a curated collection of Mocha Mousse blooms, including cymbidium orchids, pieris japonica, scabiosa pods, and even a bromeliad bloom. Enjoy!

A simple yet elegant design created with tulips, green trick dianthus, hypericum berries, fatsia, lily grass, and adorned with sparkling shamrocks.

Reclining Tulips

Top o' the mornin' to ye, and a grand St. Patrick's Day it is indeed! On this day we celebrate the wearin' (or designin') o' the green. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates an elegant foam-free design featuring bi-color green tulips accented with Green Trick dianthus, green hypericum, lily grass and a single fatsia leaf. Embrace the spirit of the Emerald Isle this St. Patrick's Day with this contemporary take on tulips -- a favorite flower here at Floral Design Institute. Enjoy!

A petite hand-tied bouquet full of spring blooms such as, muscari, narcissus, allium, and fringed tulips, accented with dusty miller, and painted plumosa.

Spring Flower Hand-Tie

Soft and delicate, the flowers of Spring are such a joy, and many are only available this time of year. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne works with a lovely assortment of narcissis, fringed tulips, muscari, allium, dusty miller, and painted plumosa, to create a tight, compact handtied bouquet that simply shouts "Spring!". Enjoy!

A lovely compote design made with faux grapes, Italian ruscus, Bessie garden roses, carnations, hellebore, and curly willow.

Vineyard Floral Compote

Destination weddings are still the trend, with vineyards being one of the most popular venues. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares her modern take on a Della Robbia-inspired design, showing how beautifully fragrant garden roses blend with hellebores and clusters of permanent grapes to create a stunning centerpiece for a vineyard-themed wedding. Raise a glass to this one and enjoy!


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A wonderful pocket square made with fresh spring blooms such as, muscari, hyacinth, hellebore, and accented with dusty miller and a succulent.

Pocket Square for Prom

Fast, fabulous, and easy -- yes, we're talking about the on-trend pocket square for proms, weddings, you name it! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares her favorite mechanics and tips for creating these tiny pocket works of art. Featuring an assortment of treasures - muscari, hyacinth blooms. succulents, dusty miller and hellebore blossoms -- it's sure to please wearer and viewer alike. Enjoy!