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Pressed Flower Art Workshops with The Lilac Tree

Join The Lilac Tree for a creative and relaxing Pressed Flower Art Workshop at the picturesque Wightwick Manor and Gardens.

  • Booking essential

Led by Justine from The Lilac Tree, these workshops require no prior experience—just an enthusiasm for creativity and a love for nature. Whether you prefer a short session or a full day of crafting, there is an option to suit everyone. Morning session (10:30am – 12:30pm): In this session, you will design and assemble a unique pressed flower artwork, which will be framed and ready to display in your home or give as a gift. All materials, including a high-quality frame, are provided. £35 per person.

Afternoon session (1pm-2:30pm): This session focuses on creating a pressed flower ceramic trinket bowl, incorporating dried flowers into a delicate and functional piece of art. All materials are included. £25 per person.

Full Day Experience: For those who want to immerse themselves in both forms of pressed flower art, a full-day experience is available, which includes both the morning and afternoon sessions at a discounted rate of £55 per person. All materials and frame are included in the workshops price, as is your entrance fee to Wightwick.

These workshops provide a wonderful opportunity to slow down, enjoy a mindful and creative activity, and take home a handcrafted piece of art. Booking essential via Justine at The Lilac Tree. Please email Justine@jandsprojects.co.uk or call her to book on 07834 315818. Please note that the workshop is located in an upstairs room of an historic building, accessible only via a staircase.

Times

Prices

Event ticket prices

Ticket typeTicket category
Adult Afternoon Session 1:00-2:30£25.00
Adult Morning Session 10:30-12:30£35.00
Adult Full Day 10:30-2:30£55.00

The basics

Booking details

Call 07834 315818 Booking essential. Please email Justine@jandsprojects.co.uk or call her to book on 07834 315818.

Suitability

Suitable for over 18's.

Meeting point

Please park in the main car park and make your way up the path to the Manor. The course will take place in the Meeting Room which is located above the Old Manor shop (not wheelchair accessible).

What to bring and wear

The Meeting Room is heated, but we would recommend you bring extra layers in winter months as it is located in an old building. Please no stiletto heels.

Accessibility

Note that as Wightwick Manor is a historical venue, some floors may be unlevel. The Meeting Room is located on the second floor of the old Manor building, up a short flight of stairs (no wheelchair access). Visitor toilets are in a separate building next to the tearoom.

Other

Booking essential via Justine at The Lilac Tree. Please email Justine@jandsprojects.co.uk or call her to book on 07834 315818. You can also message her on her Instagram page @the.lilac.tree

Contact info

Justine from The Lilac Tree

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