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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With smooth petals and an exceptionally long vase life, succulents are still on-trend, and can be a fun addition to an arrangement. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne designs with these desert beauties accented with montbretia, craspedia, cottage yarrow, scented geranium leaves, lily grass, and one of Leanne's favorites - galax leaves. Fun fact: succulents can be repotted after the blooms fade. Enjoy!
Dahlias are the darlings of summer and come in so many colors, shapes, and sizes. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a linear design using the round dahlia in a bold color, as well as drumstick allium, lily grass and one beautiful bromeliad spike. Enjoy!
Picnic, long days and soft breezes -- ahhh, summertime! Summers are wonderful for entertaining outdoors, and summer celebrations call for casual and carefree flowers. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses beautiful eryngium to create the supporting structure (no foam! no floral netting! no foliage!), then a beautiful mix of cosmos, scabiosa, bachelor buttons, and veronica, to create a summer stunner in shade of blues, lavenders, and pinks. Enjoy!
Dahlias are summer beauties for sure, and when mixed with other garden lovelies and a few special blooms they really shine! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a foam-free design with roses, hydrangea, gerbera, Blushing Bride protea, dianthus and - of course - dahlias! It's certain to be a hit as a floral gift or just gracing your countertop. Enjoy!
Why have one flower arrangement when you can have three? Mixing and matching multiple containers and arrangements is not only on-trend, it's fun! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares her take on how to combine several related containers to create a trio of designs that can stand alone or work together as a group. Enjoy!
With the glorious abundance of flowers to choose from Summer is a wonderful time for carefree, casual floral arrangements, and none fit that bill quite as well as a meadow-style arrangement. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne designs with hydrangea, foxglove, larkspur, bachelor buttons, and nigella -- all in violet & blue hues -- to create an arrangement that's as cool as a summer evening breeze. Enjoy!
Do you love ribbon as much as we do? Lucky for us -- ribbon is back on trend and helps add a luxurious touch to your designs. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares her favorite technique for creating a multi-ribbon bow so you can combine your favorite colors, textures & widths of ribbons for a fabulous show-stopper. Enjoy!
Line in design is important, in fact, it's an Element of floral design! If you're hoping to test with the American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD) for certification or accreditation, it's something you'll want to understand. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne explores linear design with a wonderful selection of tropical and temperate flowers, including bold red anthuriums, craspedia, parakeet heliconia, and fun protea. Enjoy!
Foam-free designs have been trending for some time, and now we're seeing a trend of foliage-free as well! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne designs foam-free AND foliage-free with beautiful all white flowers including hydrangea, lisianthus, and garden roses from GardenRosesDirect.com. Enjoy!
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Nothing is as refreshing as a cool glass of lemonade on a hot summer day, except, perhaps, a lemon-inspired floral arrangement! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares a time-tested technique for designing with citrus, using roses, peonies, lisiantus, dianthus, and more in lemony shades of yellow and whites, and of course -- lemons. Enjoy!
We always have our eye on changing design styles, the evolution of flowers. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne pulls inspiration from a heritage design style, the tussie mussie, to create a modern bouquet that makes a great floral gift. Beautiful "Juliet" roses - from our friends at GardenRosesDirect.com -- combine with sweet peas, mint, and thyme to create delightfully fragrant bouquet. Enjoy!
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Sometimes it's fun to go a little wild with your floral designs, tempering the wild a bit with blossoms in hues of taupe, cream, coffee, and caramel. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses the bounty of the season including fritillaria, Japanese spirea, butterfly ranunculus, and two of her current rose favorites -- "Toffee" and "Moab" -- as she lets her design run wild. We sourced all these beautiful blooms from Florabundance.com. Enjoy!
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Trends in floral design are somewhat like fashion trends, often going from one extreme to the other. Remember the all-foliage bouquets? They're out! What's "in"? Lush bouquets full of blooms and little to no foliage! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shows you how to create a wedding bouquet full of fragrant roses from GardenRosesDirect.com. Enjoy!
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With all the events that happen during the summer -- weddings, parties, bridal & baby showers -- the perfect statement piece is a dramatic floral design. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne works with a garden urn and a wonderful selection of flowers from Florabundance.com, including foxglove, jasmine, tinted tulips, butterfly ranunculus and more. Enjoy!
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A classic, pure in its simplicity. Nothing can match the elegance of mono-floral spiral hand-tied bouquet -- especially when it's done with garden roses. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne demonstrates the classic spiral technique with an assortment of foliages and one dozen perfect "Princess Maya" roses from GardenRosesDirect.com. She's a beauty -- enjoy!
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Spring seems like the perfect time for a festive, feminine gathering featuring flowers and food, so let's break out our best dishes and have a tea party! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne works with one of her favorite tea sets and creates a collection of petite designs with an assortment of Spring blooms including ranunculus, pansies and more from our friends at florabundance.com. Enjoy!
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Mother's Day designing is a high-efficiency holiday: the designs need to be fast to assemble, easy to design, and - above all - fabulous. A great flower that ticks all those boxes? Garden roses! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne designs with as assortment of flowers and foliages, featuring stunning pink garden roses from GardenRosesDirect.com for a contemporary yet classic look. Enjoy!
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Feeling in the pink this Spring? You're in luck then as all the tints, tones, and shades of pink are available now! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne designs with the full spectrum of this Barbie-licious hue, creating a spectacular design in a crystal compote, with ranunculus, anemone, sweet peas, nerines, and more. Enjoy!
Can you create a hand-tied tropical bouquet? Sure you can, IF you know a couple tricks of the trade! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares those tricks as she works with curly willow, pincushion protea, craspedia, parakeet heliconia and a little foliage to design a stunning contemporary bouquet. Enjoy!
Bold and bright colors seem right at home this time of year, as we move from Winter to Spring. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne designs with a saturated polychromatic color palette and bold pink vase, showcasing a joyful mix of blooms such as ranunculus, delphiniums, ornithogalum, and acacia. Enjoy!