Wild Things

A Botanical Wreath Workshop (VIC)

Step away from the everyday for a creative and festive afternoon of botanical play, delicious afternoon tea and a little time to simply slow down.

Gather around the beauty of dried botanicals, twisting branches and wild, whimsical textures to create a wreath that feels more like a piece of nature-inspired art.

What's included

All dried and preserved botanical materials
Rustic vine wreath base
Delicious afternoon tea
Use of tools and equipment
A beautiful, handmade wreath to take home
A relaxed, creative morning with Flowervore

Working with a rustic vine base, you'll layer dried and preserved foliage, delicate grasses, seed pods, twigs and other botanical treasures in a considered palette of earthy, muted tones.

Think soft olive, warm straw, weathered timber and the occasional dusky bloom, with plenty of room for unexpected shapes and beautiful imperfections.

We'll explore form, texture and movement to create something loose, organic and a little bit wild. Your vine base will remain partially exposed, allowing the natural structure to become part of the finished piece.

Along the way, take a pause to enjoy a delicious afternoon tea, connect with others and savour a couple of hours away from the usual day-to-day.

No two wreaths will be quite the same. Each will have its own character, shaped by the materials you choose and the way you bring them together.

Designed to live on long after the festive season, your finished wreath will be a lasting piece of botanical wall art to enjoy in your home for months to come.

No floristry experience necessary. Just come ready to slow down, get creative and play with nature's beautiful imperfections.

VENUE

Private Farm
(Full address provided in booking confirmation)

Oxley-Meadow Creek Road
Docker VIC 3678

5 minutes from Oxley, 20 minutes from Wangaratta, 1 hour from Albury, 2.4 hours from Melbourne

I can't wait to create a beautiful, creative and wild experience for you!

Leonie x

Please note that these wreaths are examples for inspiration, and not my personal work. I share them here to illustrate the style of wreath we will be creating.

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