You will learn the basic principles behind proper bud vase design and when to "go low" for outdoor events.

A presentation bouquet is often given at the end of a recital. You will learn the basic tabletop technique for building one and finishing it with ribbon.

You will learn about the different types of wood and glue you can use to attach living succulents for a unique organic look that can stand alone or be part of a larger design.

You will learn how to design with fresh fowers and how to keep them fresh on a wreath form made out of hoops.

We show you two ways to "frost vases" with different types of specialty paints in order to create your own custom vases!

We show you the highly popular way to decorate with ceremony circle "floor decor" designs from on the floor to on high table stands.

Gathering a group of vases on a table seems simple but there is an art to making sure they look cohesive and fun. We show you how to do this and how to transport hundreds of vases to an event.

Dried flowers are very popular on their own and with fresh flowers. We teach an easy way to combine the two into a beautiful design. NOTE: Never design with dried flowers for an event that will have live flame candles.

Casey takes you step by step on how to create a gigantic event floral centerpiece designed to be displayed on a gold stand.

There are many types of aisle decor and pew decor. We get garden style ready with this succulent hanging aisle decor class

In this foam-free class, Kit shows you how to make a semi-permanent dried floral spray that can be used for wall decor or event decor. NOTE: Never design with dried flowers for an event that will have live flame candles.

We show you how to make a pampas grass centerpiece with lots of different textures and a few live flowers to match! NOTE: Never design with dried flowers for an event that will have live flame candles.