Entry requirements
No previous experience is needed — just a love of flowers and creativity.
Why take this course?
Designed for beginners and aspiring florists, this course teaches the essential skills and techniques needed to create elegant, professional floral arrangements for weddings and special occasions.
What you will experience
Guided by an experienced florist, you’ll explore both classic and contemporary wedding styles, colour palettes, flower selection, and design principles. Each week focuses on a different aspect of wedding floristry – from personal flowers like bridal bouquets and buttonholes to table centrepieces and ceremony arrangements.
This hands-on course offers plenty of practice to help you develop your technique, creativity, and confidence. You’ll finish with a portfolio of floral pieces and a solid foundation to build on in Wedding Floristry: Part 2.
Key Facts
Key information you should know about this course.
What you will need
Students will need to provide their own flowers and materials each week, but the tutor will suggest budget-friendly options to keep costs low. This course is ideal for hobbyists, beginners, or anyone considering a career in floristry.
What you will get
A College certificate.
Opportunities
Whether you wish to progress in your studies or enter the world of work, North East Scotland College has excellent progression opportunities, with links to several universities across Scotland and strong relationships with industry employers.
Education at NESCol
Upon successful completion of this course, you may wish to try other part-time art & design courses at North East Scotland College, such as:
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