Learn how to creatively arrange flowers!

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This virtual floral design course will help you develop a passion for nature, spark creativity and brush up on your floristry skills!

The course lasts 10 days and costs from 390 PLN, depending on the purchased package. The florist classes will be conducted by professional floral designer Monika Bêbenek, who has been working with flowers for several years. Classes are divided into 4 modules: flowers, color, form and structure. Each part consists of a live webinar, three instructional videos with selected floral compositions and bouquets, graphic notes and training materials for self-study. The course will end with a certificate confirming the completion of all stages of training.

Florist school “Blooming Horizons”

The workshop leader Moniak Bêbenek is also the owner of the entire florist school, which she has been running for 10 years. In 2005 she won the title of Vice Champion of Poland in floristry. She started online trainings 2 years ago so that participants from all over Poland could benefit from her experience and skills. She shares her knowledge of flowers not only within the country but also during workshops throughout Europe and Mexico.

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