There’s truly no better way to relax and exercise your creativity than by playing with flowers and plants. If you’ve got a thirst to learn something new, or just feel like getting your hands dirty, contact us about booking a private one-to-one or group workshop.

A terrarium is a miniature garden, a perfect way to bring nature
indoors.

On our fun and hands on workshop you will learn how to choose the
most suitable plants as well as how to care for them. Then it is time to get dirty and create your very own, adding extra interest with accessories and making it unique.

 All levels welcome. This is a great experience for an individual
or a group. Get in touch if you would like to organise a private class

This Japanese planting style uses moss ‘koke’ to cover a plant’s root ball - ‘dama' meaning 'ball.' You will learn how to bind a mix of akadama soil and coco coir (peat substitute) in sphagnum moss which then holds the water and nutrients close to the root system, creating a 'moss ball' almost like a natural plant pot.

Kokedamas make for unique indoor plants and an intricate
decoration which can be suspended or stand independently in any room.

Arranging flowers into a bouquet is an act of kindness towards yourself and others. It’s a meditative process that nurtures your appreciation for nature while making your home beautiful.

Our fresh flower bouquet workshop will teach you everything you need to create a garden-style bouquet using the spiral technique. Borrowed Light Floral Studio will guide you through selecting the right flowers, conditioning and arranging your blooms and foliage. You will learn about how to create proportion and harmony in your floral sculpture. As well as your flowers, you will take home with you the skills to make your own creations season after season.

You can expect the best of seasonal flowers arranged using sustainable materials and techniques fully respecting and embracing nature.

We also offer a dried flower bouquet workshop, where we will teach you how to make a bouquet using dired flowers. We will include tips on how to try flowers at home, which varieties work the best and how to care for them to maximise longevity.

All materials included and levels are welcome. This is a great experience for an individual or a group. Get in touch if you would like to organise a private class.

Bring the beautiful seasonal colours into your home with Borrowed Light Floral Studios Dried Wreath Workshop.

In this workshop, you will create a plastic and wire-free wreath using sustainable techniques with unbleached and undyed dried flowers, foliage and grasses.

At approximately 30cm in diameter, this fully compostable wreath is the perfect size to be hung on your front door or used as wall decoration.

Please pick between the 2 sizes available: full wreath and half wreath.

We host lots of fresh Christmas wreath making workshops and will release dates in October. We are happy to host these all over London so please contact us if you wish for a private event.

We will guide you through the process of making one of the hottest accessories for the summer, ideal just before a wedding or festival!

This workshop is perfect for hen parties and private events. We travel across London and are happy to come to you, just contact us via the link below to find out more details

Perfect for anyone who loves flowers and no floristry experience necessary. All materials provided.

Developed thousands of years ago, the art of growing and miniaturizing trees in pots was believed to be able to harness the spiritual powers of nature in the ornamental plantings both within gardens and indoors.

Nowadays, the hobby is seeing a rise in popularity for its convenient miniature size making it perfect for small spaces and this creative beginners workshop takes a contemporary and uncomplicated approach to this old practice.

Learn the skills needed to create an indoor bonsai tree from your everyday ficus plant, as well as getting lots of tips on how to care for and maintain your tree for years to come.

As we will be using pruning shears and small wires, this workshop won’t be suitable for children. All materials and tools are provided.

The image shows a tree in its second year of growth.

This unique form of Japanese aquascaping grows aquatic plants on a ball of substrate inside a glass container, creating a moist environment where the vegetation can thrive.

The aquatic plants become naturalised to the air over a few weeks and are simple to look after - the leaves and substrate just need to be kept moist and placed where there is plenty of light. Wabi (meaning 'aesthetic' or 'imperfectly beautiful') Kusas (meaning 'from grass or plant') make for unique miniature gardens for the home.

All the plants and materials you will need are provided. Please note that this is for the more confident gardener.