Fullosophie, Christina Stembel & Rhiannon Smith – Boutonnieres & Attendant Bouquets

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Fullosophie, Christina Stembel & Rhiannon Smith – Boutonnieres & Attendant Bouquets

• 6 Video lessons in HD
• 1h 5m of class content
• Exclusive bonus content

LESSONS

1. Sourcing Local Flowers
2. Choosing Flowers
3. Processing Flowers
4. Materials Overview
5. Assembling The Boutonniere
6. Assembling The Bouquet

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Diy Wedding Flowers.

Many brides are eager to put their own unique spin on their wedding flowers. In Boutonnieres and Attendant Bouquets you’ll learn to make stylish, custom floral accessories for any wedding party.

The talent behind the celebrated floral service Farmgirl Flowers will show you how to select, process, and assemble the flowers for beautiful bouquets and boutonnieres. You’ll get tips on:

• Sourcing local flowers
• Wiring and assembling boutonnieres
• Creating a hand-tied attendant bouquet
• Adding ribbon to your designs

Fresh flowers add beauty to every event, learn how to turn them into the perfect wedding party accessory in Boutonnieres and Attendant Bouquets.

This class was produced in partnership with Fullosophie, an experiential and workshop-based business for creatives.

FULLOSOPHIE

Fullosophie is a hands-on learning company based out of San Francisco and Dallas. Started by two child-hood friends who saw a need to provide hands-on learning experiences in a fun and beautiful environment. Fullosophie provides a platform for everyday creatives to learn. we connect and expose the curious to the crafts makers through intimate, hands-on workshops. we also provide opportunities for creative entrepreneurs to launch their small businesses. during our weekend intensive workshops, creative small business entrepreneurs can design, build and launch their websites, complete with custom logos, head shots and tons of fun. moreover, through the FULLOSOPHIE SCHOLARSHIP, deserving entrepreneurs are given the opportunity to come launch their business on us (details here). Fullosophie classes range from cooking to calligraphy, photography to mixology and business workshops to better your small business.

CHRISTINA STEMBEL

Christina Stembel dreamed up the idea for Farmgirl Flowers in 2010 after working for over 7 years at Stanford University. Always dreaming up ideas, crazy and less than crazy, Christina’s goal was always to start a business that achieved three goals: ​1) was innovative and creative, 2) mission driven and promoted social “good”, and 3) made money. When researching the floral industry, she found many problems and very little innovation, so finding creative and innovative solutions to the problems was how Farmgirl Flowers was born. Christina grew up on a farm in Northern Indiana, which is where the name for ​ ​Farmgirl Flowers derived from. What’s that saying about being able to take the girl out of the country, but not the country out of the girl?

RHIANNON SMITH

Rhiannon Smith came to the flower industry after working in HR for 10 years. As the General Manager of Farmgirl Flowers, she is able to combine her love for the natural and fleeting beauty of flowers with her expertise in HR. She has been featured as a floral designer in numerous publications and art galleries, including the de Young Fine Arts Museum for their 2014 Bouquet to Arts. She has her B.A. in Arts & Humanities and has has also taken several courses in floral design.

Commonly Asked Questions:

1. Business Model Innovation: Acknowledge the reality of a legitimate enterprise! Our approach involves the coordination of a collective purchase, in which the costs are shared among the participants. We utilize this cash to acquire renowned courses from sale pages and make them accessible to individuals with restricted financial resources. Our clients appreciate the affordability and accessibility we provide, despite the authors’ concerns.
2. Boutonnieres & Attendant Bouquets , Fullosophie Course

• There are no scheduled coaching calls or sessions with the author.
• Access to the author’s private Facebook group or web portal is not permitted.
• No access to the author’s private membership forum.
• There is no direct email support available from the author or their team.