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Photograph: Fleuriste, Charlotte Puxley Flowers
Photograph: Fleuriste, Charlotte Puxley Flowers

The best floral arrangement classes in Singapore

Learn how to craft hand-tied bouquets and intricate preserved flower arrangements

Joycelyn Yeow
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Whether you're looking to create a stunning centerpiece or simply unwind with flowers, stringing beautiful blooms together is a creative and therapeutic experience for everyone – not just the gals. We’ve curated the best floral arrangement classes in Singapore, so you can learn how to expertly craft hand-tied bouquets and intricate preserved flower arrangements without pricking your finger on stray thorns. 

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Master not one, not two, but three types of floral arrangements in just one day – mini bouquets, standard-sized preserved bouquets, and preserved flower domes. Le Blanc Florist also offers other workshops, including a fresh flower vase arrangement class, a crystal resin bear ball dome, and a preserved bridal bouquet workshop – a fun bachelorette activity for the girls.

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  • Raffles Place

Boutique florist Fleuriste specialises in bespoke rustic bouquets that'll instantly brighten your home (and your Instagram feed). Sign up for one of Fleuriste's flower arrangement courses and learn varying bouquet design techniques, while getting insider tips on how to look after your blooms. You can also plan a private workshop session with your friends and family. And good news if you have unused Skillsfuture credits – you can offset the full course fee with your credits. 

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Mention fresh flowers and you’ll likely think of Charlotte Puxley. A name that has become synonymous with flowers in Singapore, there's no arguing that the English countryside-inspired arrangements and bouquets are quite the most beautiful you'll see. Sign up for the two-hour long private classic workshop, where all material will be provided. The flowers you use depend on the season, so there’s always some element of surprise. For example, if you sign up for a class during Christmas, dried fruits and winter foliage will likely be provided.  

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  • Tiong Bahru

Charming hand-tied bouquets and perfect floral arrangements by head florist Aude Giraud are what you can expect at Ask a French Flowers. Trained in Paris and Singapore, Aude has worked for private clients and corporate ones like Chanel. She also holds workshops that teach you how to craft your own beautiful bouquets and festive wreaths. Like pieces of art, her arrangements take inspiration from the beauty of wild nature and classic still life paintings so you can expect effortless but beautiful bouquets that are both rustic and poetic. 

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Trading her pen for a pair of gardening scissors, former advertising executive Sarah Lim followed her love for all things beautiful when she founded Poppy Flora Studio in 2000. Choose from a range of workshops here – from the Ikebana floral class to the Dutch Masters-inspired large scale arrangement lesson. Or, go all out and join the two-day floral design course to learn the art of crafting a woodland floral installation. Those who lack confidence in keeping real plants alive can join the Realistic Clay Flower Class, where students learn to shape realistic flowers using porcelain clay.  

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  • Hougang

Carefully crafted bespoke floral designs with prompt same-day delivery are what Dawn Q Flowers is best known for. But for those interested in the process of forming those beautiful bouquets, join the floral workshops to try your own hand at it. You have the option to work with fresh or preserved flowers, and choose between a flower box, vase or hand-tied bouquet arrangement. 

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  • Chinatown

Hello Flowers prides itself in creating a mindful environment, where participants are encouraged to slow down, engage their senses, and appreciate nature as it is. The Therapeutic Floral-Based workshop is a big hit, while the Edible Flowers workshop provides a unique opportunity to safely cultivate and propagate flowers and herbs that you can use in your own cooking – a great group activity to consider.  

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  • Queenstown

Keira Floral Crafting Studio isn’t here to play with its flower bootcamp. The intensive three-day course includes a curated itinerary where students learn how to craft gift bouquets, foam-free centrepieces, cascading bouquets, horizontal flower arches and floral table arches. There’ll also be a lesson on tablescape styling that’ll come in handy when sprucing up your home. 

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