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 classic evergreen centerpiece featuring flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. Traditional yes, but with an updated and elegant look. The evergreens are accented with shiny green fatsia and camellia foliage. Rather than bright red blossoms Leanne chose the deeper reds of garden roses and peonies. An asymmetrical style results in a design that you are sure to love. Enjoy!
Foam free and fabulous, a winter wedding design featuring flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. You will love this over-the-top lavish centerpiece. Five varieties of garden roses accented with hellebores, two varieties of ranunculus and peonies complete this marvelous design. Enjoy!
Garden roses and textural accents are on-trend for winter weddings. Beginning with luxurious garden roses from GardenRosesDirect (You’ll love the Golden Mustard variety!) Leanne added beautiful accent blooms from Florabundance (check out the gorgeous peonies!) This armature based hand-tie bouquet is sure to be a favorite!
Fruits and vegetables make wonderful additions to autumn floral arrangements. In this Flower-School-How-To-Video Leanne demonstrates the techniques for adding fruit to an arrangement as she creates a beautiful round arrangement with Bosc pears, autumn chrysanthemums, dahlias and spray roses. Enjoy!!!
Candlelight adds warmth and a feeling of security to a Thanksgiving gathering of family and friends. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses flame leaf ash, grevillea, leucadendron, camellia for a base of foliages, then adds lisianthus, stock, hybrid tea roses and spray roses to create a gorgeous design in a unique analogous color scheme. The addition of pillar and votive candles completes this fantastic arrangement. Enjoy!
It’s harvest time and in the pacific northwest that means apple season. The farmer’s markets are filled with literally hundreds of varieties of apples. Each apple has a distinctive flavor, but to the designer it’s the wonderful myriad of colors to be enjoyed. Green, yellow, gold, pink, red, and burgundy. A delight to the designer’s eye. In this Flower School Video How-To Leanne demonstrates the techniques for designing with apples as she creates a lovely apple centerpiece. Enjoy!
White is the color that can brighten the grey and dreary days of winter. In this Flower School Video How-To demonstration Leanne creates a lovely natural weave vase arrangement without floral foam, chicken wire or any other armature. The basic form is constructed of white hydrangea and assorted foliages. White carnations, mini-carnations, Monte Casino and spray roses. Dried and bleached oak leaves and Italian Ruscus completes the look. Enjoy!
Autumn has arrived. The markets are filled with pumpkins, gourds and beautiful autumn flowers. In this Flower School How-To video Leanne combines autumn flowers and a pumpkin to create a marvelous autumn arrangement. You will love the unique technique used to prepare the pumpkin for the addition of flowers. Enjoy!!!!!
Changing seasons bring great joy, challenges and opportunities for the professional floral designer. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne addresses the change between autumn and winter as she creates an innovative foam free design of hydrangeas, dianthus, and ranunculus set in a base of pine cones. Enjoy!
One of the joys of designing with late season flowers is that they are naturally long lasting. Late season chrysanthemums and hydrangeas will hold for weeks and hydrangeas will dry beautifully within an arrangement. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a traditional autumn basket design updated with today’s flowers and an contemporary flair. Enjoy!
Sunflowers, Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, autumn leaves, vines, pods and grasses make up the traditional flowers and foliages of autumn. In this Flower School video Leanne demonstrates how to create a traditional round centerpiece using floral foam in a gorgeous earth-tone container. The finished design is beautiful and perfect for autumn entertaining. Enjoy!
Using a gorgeous red Dahlia as inspiration Leanne creates a dramatic elevated design in an analogous color palette. Leanne shares an innovative technique using an Oasis O’DAPTER holder and Midnight foam. The use of rose hips, hanging amaranthus and fruit bearing passion flower vine make this design sensational. Enjoy!
Antique Hydrangeas and Burgundy Dahlias combine for an amazing color palette. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a stunning foam-free hand-tied design ready to drop into an elegant vase. The bouquet is finished with roses, mini-carnations, blackberries and smokebush foliage. A collar of draping eucalyptus foliage completes this awesome design. Enjoy
In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a lavish arrangement perfect for an autumn event. The arrangement is set in a Victorian styled hurricane lantern box. The flowers and foliages are an eclectic mix of autumn flowers, foliages, vines and pods from Florabundance. The addition of a pillar candle completes this beautiful design. Enjoy!
The late summer season abounds with grasses, wild flowers and dried materials. In this flower school video demonstration Leanne creates a beautiful foam free design in the vegetative style. The vegetative style is a design created “as nature grows” with flowers from the same region and in the same season. Enjoy!
The late summer season is a wonderful time for floral designers. Colorful garden flowers are plentiful and autumn colors are beginning to appear. In this flower school video demonstration Leanne creates a beautiful fall arrangement perfect for home entertaining. Enjoy this demonstration and get ready for what is expected to be a very busy time for entertaining at home.
Sympathy work and memorial tributes are some of the most important designs that we create as professional florists. Understanding excellent floral mechanics and techniques is essential. In this flower school how-to video Leanne creates a beautiful floral wreath as she demonstrates proper mechanics and design techniques. Enjoy!
The focus of this Flower School How-To video is on color theory. Leanne creates five separate, but identical bouquets in an extended analogous color harmony then places the bouquets in five vases of different colors, one complementary and two analogous plus the neutrals black and white. This is a wonderful demonstration of the power of color. Enjoy!
There are hundreds of recognized design forms and styles which go in and out of style over time. A design form currently gaining popularity is the Crescent Design. In this Flower School How-To video Leanne demonstrates this design form as she creates a beautiful classic crescent floral arrangement. Enjoy!
The Kenzan is a floral mechanic used to hold cut flowers in place in a floral arrangement. Literally translated, Kenzan means “sword mountain”. It consists of a heavy lead plate fixed with erect brass needles. First used around 1890 with the introduction of the Moribana style of Ikebana design it remains a very popular mechanic among floral designers. Enjoy as Leanne creates a simple, yet beautiful design in the Moribana style.