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Festive Wreath Making Workshop

Nothing kick starts the Christmas season off quite like making a beautiful wreath to adorn your door for the festive period.

  • Booking essential

Under the guidance of our experienced florist, you will learn the art of creating beautiful bespoke wreaths using a variety of materials and techniques. All we ask you to bring is a large bag of evergreen foliage for example, fir, laurel, bay, ivy, holly, your choice of coloured ribbon and any decorations that you wish to use to use on your wreath. You can be as creative as you want - you can let your imagine go wild! There are so many things you can forage from your garden to use e.g. hydrangea heads or wild berries or go foraging in the kitchen, you might fancy using dried oranges, cinnamon sticks, and for a festive sparkle even add a string of lights. The choices are endless! We will provide everything else you need to create a fantastic wreath. The workshop is for all abilities and is a maximum of 6 people. Hot drinks and biscuits will be provided to keep you going!

Times

Prices

Event ticket prices

Ticket typeTicket category
All £30.00

The basics

Booking number

Call 03442491895

Accessibility

Please see our accessibility Statement https://www.accessable.co.uk/national-trust/access-guides/alfriston-clergy-house-national-trust.

Meeting point

Front gate

Suitability for children

Not suitable for children.

What to bring and wear

Please bring your evergreen foliage, ribbon, decorations as described above. Warm clothes are highly recommended

Other

For further information please call 01323 871961

Contact info

Alfriston Clergy House

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