Wedding Skills Workshop’s Floral Rescue Workshop is sold out!  We limit the number of seats so everyone has an opportunity to ask questions and get one on one instruction on the topics we present.  If you weren’t able to grab a seat this time around, don’t worry - we had such a great response to the workshop that we will be presenting it again later in the year.

Registration for the Attire Rescue Workshop will open in about a week and if the registrations for Floral Rescue are any indication, you will want to sign up as soon as you can!

Thanks to everyone who registered for the Floral Rescue Workshop, we are looking so forward to learning with you!

Have you ever had to save a crushed boutonniere or been asked to make one that was missing? Have you had a mother of the groom who suddenly refused to wear a pin on corsage? Ever been faced with a bouquet where half the flowers wilted from heat halfway through the day? Did you know what to do?

If not, The Floral Rescue Workshop is for you! You will learn from Rose Bredl Flowers founder Mary Ernst McColgan - hands on - how to:

*create a boutonniere from scratch
*turn a pin on corsage into a wrist
*disassemble and reassemble a bouquet
*pin on bouts and corsages so they stay right where they are supposed to all day
*tie different types of bows

Plus other tricks of the floral trade that you can use on wedding day!

Bring your questions and wear something comfortable - this is a workshop not a lecture! Flowers to practice with and a mini emergency kit loaded with floral essentials sized perfectly for your pocket or bag are included in the admission.

Join us on May 20 at 6:30 pm for the Floral Rescue Workshop.

Admission is $25 per person and pre-registration is required as spots are limited.

Click here to register and for complete details

Photo credits: Chris Holley-Starling Photography, Wally Spice Photography, Michele Waters Photography, Wally Spice Photography, Chris Holley-Starling Photography