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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In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a gorgeous bouquet in a complex color harmony using flowers from GardenRosesDirect.com and Florabundance.com. Beginning with a natural armature of fresh curly willow Leanne adds agonis foliage, golden mustard garden roses, Princess Maya garden roses, foxglove, butterfly ranunculus and strawflowers. This foam free arrangement is perfect for any home. Enjoy!
Summertime is wedding time, and for the professional floral designers it is a time for innovation and creativity. As professional designer we must stay ahead of the consumer. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a fantastic wedding bouquet in a casual gathered style and complementary color harmony. She features Phalaenopsis orchids combined with a gathering of summer blossoms built upon a clustered gathering of boxwood. Toffee roses, cappuccino roses, Queen Anne's lace, wax flower, Butterfly Ranunculus, various grasses and a collar of fatsia complete this beautiful bouquet. Enjoy!
At Floral Design Institute we are always exploring new concepts, design styles, techniques and products. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne demonstrates the use of a new design product, Agra-Wool. This product is a replacement for the standard floral foam. Composed of basalt and sucrose it is completely natural, compostable and decomposes completely. Leanne demonstrates several design techniques as she creates a lovely centerpiece with flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. Enjoy!
Due to the restrictions generated by the Covid-19 pandemic many wedding couples are choosing to hold an "elopement wedding". While the term "elopement" traditionally refers to a small secret wedding it now includes any small, intimate wedding with few guests and limited decor and pomp. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates and demonstrates a beautiful petite bouquet perfect for a small wedding. Enjoy!
At Floral Design Institute we love to explore the "circles" in popular design styles. During the two decades of 1939 through 1959 sculpted vases in the shape of heads were extremely popular. And now, they are gaining in popularity again. The "head vases" as they are known were generally of a woman's head and ranged from hand-sculpted and elegant to silly to tacky. Many are collector's items today. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a beautiful up-to-date arrangement in a head vase featuring flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. Enjoy!
A wedding bouquet fashioned using the classic hand-tied spiral technique results in a lovely design. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne carefully demonstrates the spiral technique as she creates an exquisite design using flowers from GardenRosesDirect.com and Florabundance.com. Enjoy!
This is an excellent study of linear design a well as how to create maximum impact with minimum floral materials. Leanne explains the design theory as she fashions a big bold and beautiful design in a linear format using just a few pieces of twisted Kiwi vine, three anthurium, three miniature Cymbidium orchid blooms, a bit of preserved moss and three stems of Leucothoe foliage. Enjoy!
When it comes to creating floral arrangements for Mother's Day you want large, beautiful and dramatic. In this Flower School Video How-To Demonstration Leanne shares the techniques for creating an on-trend and foam-free Bespoke Garden Style Design. You will love Leanne's contemporary approach to an opulent design filled with gorgeous flowers of the season. Enjoy!
What could be more fun than sharing flowers? Sharing them anonymously on May Day! I have so many fond memories of gathering flowers, placing them on the doorstep, ringing the bell, then running to hide and watching the surprised recipient smile. Yes, I knew flowers were my calling at a very young age. Today, sharing flowers is not just for May Day. This week’s how-to floral design tutorial, Flower Bouquet Wrapping is perfect for spreading the flower love every single day. Take a moment now and enjoy!
All floral designers have experienced the dilemma of leftovers. Branches, foliages and blossoms remaining after creating larger arrangements. Leftovers but still too beautiful to throw away. In this Flower School How-To video Leanne creates a spectacular tiny arrangement with a grid of pussy willow and short stemmed blossoms. You will love these alternative mechanics and techniques. Enjoy!
An umbrella filled with spring flowers hanging on your front door is a wonderful spring greeting. Leanne shares several clever techniques for creating this lovely bouquet in this Flower School Live Video. You will be inspired to make your own umbrella design and perhaps one for a friend as well. Enjoy!
The colorful blossoms and blooming plants of springtime make for a natural party centerpiece. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne combines flowers and foliages into five small hand-tied bouquets, each with an aspidistra collar. She then gathers all of the bouquets into a single vessel to create a party centerpiece. Best of all, after the party is over the small bouquets can be given a party gifts. Enjoy!
Floral Designs for Easter can be traditional or whimsical. In this Flower School How-To Video Demonstration Teacher Marisa Perring AIFD has chosen to create a fantastic whimsical design. You will be amazed as she shares her techniques for creating an Easter Bunny out of carnations. The finished design is "off-the-scale" cute. Enjoy!
One of the oldest inorganic armatures for floral design is the Kenzan, also know as a pin-cushion holder or spiky frog. The Kenzan was introduced by the Moribana school of Ikebana around 1910. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses a Kenzan as she demonstrates a beautiful linear styled floral design.
Floral designers love the opportunity to create whimsical novelty designs. This is the opportunity to allow our creativity to go wild. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a design for St. Patrick's Day using a St. Patrick's Day party hat. The finished design would be a perfect centerpiece for a St. Patrick's Day party or as a gift for a favorite Irishman or Irishwoman. Enjoy!
The Hand-Tied Bouquet has become an essential design style for professional floral designers. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne carefully demonstrates step-by-step how to create a hand-tied bouquet using the spiral technique. Leanne admits that the technique is not easy. Beginners will discover that they have to practice the technique many times to get it right. But, once the technique is mastered it can be used throughout the year on many types of flowers. This technique is sure to become a favorite. Enjoy!
For the professional floral designer the first flowers of spring following Valentine's Day are such a joy. In this Flower School how-to video demonstration Leanne creates a beautiful monochromatic, foam free centerpiece. Beginning with a base of hydrangea Leanne adds hellebores, hyacinth, miniature callas, garden roses, ranunculus and branches of flowering plum. The finished design is a fragrant celebration of spring flowers. Enjoy!
In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne stretches her skills as she creates an awesome contemporary design combining beautiful and elegant garden roses with rustic woodlands birth bark, succulents and budding branches. You will love this inspirational design. Enjoy!
In this Flower School How-To Video the focus is on the 2021 Pantone color of the year, Ultimate Gray. While subtle moody hues have been growing in popularity for some time, the announcement by Pantone naming Ultimate Gray as one of the colors of the year will certainly bolster this trend. Leanne creates a marvelous hand-tied bouquet built on a floral netting armature. Gorgeous garden roses set into a textural base of gray foliages results in an amazing design. Enjoy!
Valentine's Day Designs. They have to be simple and fast to create, easy to deliver and profitable as well. But, they also have to be beautiful, elegant and possess real pizazz. In this Flower School How-To video Leanne creates a perfect design for Valentine's Day 2021. Enjoy!