Dried flowers arrangement x9
A compact multi-session workshop across nine focused modules — master preservation, composition and long-lasting bouquet design using Australian blooms and dried materials.
Overview
Dried Flowers Arrangement x9 is designed for makers who want durable, expressive arrangements. Over nine short sessions you'll learn drying & preservation, texture pairing, structural mechanics, colour planning and display techniques for retail or wedding styling.
- Level: Beginner — Intermediate
- Format: Nine weekly 2.5-hour studio sessions
- Location: Sydney studio & rotating outdoor sourcing
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Workshop modules (sample)
1. Harvest & Selection
Choosing stems for longevity and texture; seasonal sourcing.
2. Preservation Methods
Air-drying, silica, glycerine and pressing — pros & cons.
3. Structure & Mechanics
Hidden armatures, binding and base materials for stability.
4. Colour & Tone
Drying effects on pigment and balancing warm/cool tones.
5. Bouquets & Bunches
Hand-tied techniques adapted for dried materials.
6–9. Styling, Retail & Portfolio
Finishing, packaging, photographing and selling arrangements.
Pricing & Dates
| Package | Includes | Price (AUD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard x9 | All sessions, materials kit, studio time | 1,150 | Small-group (8 pax) |
| Intensive x9 | Extended studio hours + portfolio review | 1,450 | Limited availability |
| Concession | Proof required — limited spots | 920 | Student / Pensioner |
Frequently asked
*** — the course is crafted to take beginners to confident makers while offering techniques for experienced florists.
A standard materials kit is included; specialised items may be available for purchase at the studio.
Yes — contact us to arrange gift booking and a voucher.
Instructor — Maya Reed
Maya is an award-winning florist and educator with 12+ years of studio practice, specialising in native Australian florals and sustainable preservation methods. She blends craftsmanship with simple scientific techniques for lifelong arrangements.
Materials & venue
- Studio supplied: basic drying kits, wire, tape, binding materials
- Bring: small scissors, apron (optional)
- We provide a short guide to photographing dried arrangements for portfolio use
Studio: 47 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Participant work & testimonials
"A transformative course — my arrangements last months and still look fresh." — Claire
"Clear teaching and practical tips I use in my micro-studio." — Aaron
"Great community and a lovely venue." — Zoe