Introduction to Design: Fresh Picked Blooms

Join us for our Introduction to Design: Fresh Picked Blooms Class! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the fundamentals of floral design while creating a lush vase arrangement inspired by flowers freshly gathered from the garden. Featuring the designer’s choice of seasonal blooms and greenery, this class focuses on movement, texture, and organic composition. Perfect for beginners, you’ll leave with a fresh and airy arrangement that captures the beauty of just-picked flowers. 🌿

Introduction to Floral Design is ideal for anyone curious about floral arranging, whether you’re a beginner or just want to pick up some professional tips and tricks. In this hands-on studio class, you’ll create a beautiful, seasonal arrangement while learning the fundamentals of floral design.

It’s the perfect way to experience FlowerSchool New York and step into the world of floral design!

About the Instructor, Sharon Prendergast:

Originally from Colorado, Sharon discovered her passion for flowers through years of working on farms out west before pursuing floral design in 2021 as a student in FlowerSchool New York’s Floral Design Program. Since then, she has built a career in New York City as a freelance floral designer, collaborating with studios helping bring weddings, dinners, and events to life at some of the city’s most exciting venues.

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Sharon’s approach to floral design and teaching is warm, supportive, and approachable, always striving to create connection and find common ground through flowers

In this class, students will:

🪷 Learn helpful tips and tricks to elevate home arrangements

🪻 Work with fresh, seasonal blooms

💐 Take home an arrangement in a glass vase sized for a coffee table or centerpiece

🛍️ Receive your design in a shopping bag for easy transport

Please note: The arrangement pictured is for inspiration—varieties, color palettes, and final designs will vary by class. Flowers are purchased the week of each session, so specific flowers and colors cannot be guaranteed.