Flower School Video Library

The Flower School Video Library is the world’s largest collection of online flower arrangement video demonstrations. Subjects range from flower care and handling, design basics and wedding flowers, to advanced design techniques and styles. This library is viewed by thousands of floral design professionals and students throughout the world every day. Produced exclusively by Floral Design Institute, the video clips in this library are free to all. Enjoy!

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A lush heart shaped arrangement consisting of a variety of roses, and butterfly ranunculus, all in tints, tones, and shades of the Pantone Color of the Year - Viva Magenta.

Pave' Valentine Heart

Hearts, roses, and the Pantone Color of the Year for 2023 - Viva Magenta - all perfect for Valentine's Day! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a lush, over-the-top Valentine flower design in a heart shape, using roses from Florabundance.com in the pave' technique. It's lush, lovely, and screams "I LOVE YOU!" Enjoy!


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A beautiful round arrangement blooming with Princess Maya garden roses, paper whites, tulips, eyelash clematis, sweet pea, ranunculus, and blush carnations.

Spring Flower Arrangement

The arrival of Spring gives us so many options for fabulous flowers. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a long lasting, foam-free modern spring flower arrangement with all Leanne's favorite flowers -- garden roses, clematis, sweetpeas, ranunculus, and of course - tulips! All the flowers and foliages come from Florabundance.com so you know they're beautiful. Enjoy!


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A low horizontal arrangement containing, spray roses, garden roses, astilbe, leucadendron, parvifolia, seeded eucalyptus, and nandina, topped with Gloriosa lily.

Flower Arrangement for the Table

Oooooh, we are LOVING the Pantone Color of the Year for 2023 -- Viva Magenta! It's sure to be a favorite for all kinds of designs, and perfectly suited for a regal arrangement for your table. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a vibrant centerpiece design using flowers and foliages from Florabundance.com. Using the "sort by color" tool on their website made it easy & fun to find fabulous flowers in Viva Magenta. Enjoy!


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A beautiful bridal bouquet comprised of, Princess Maya garden roses, blush carnations, astilbe, cymbidium orchids, and dusty miller, tied together with a soft pink ribbon.

Blushing Winter Wedding Bouquet

We're kicking off 2023 with a blush-and-beautiful wedding bouquet. Hot on the heels of a crazy-busy wedding season in 2022, this year promises to be equally as busy! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne demonstrates the classic spiral technique. Exquisite Princess Maya garden roses and cymbidium orchids are the stars of this blush wedding bouquet -- all from GardenRosesDirect.com and Florabundance.com. Enjoy!

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An exuberant hand-tied bouquet placed into a pale blue vase. Full of garden roses, spray roses leucadendron alstroemeria, protea, and pepperberry all in tints, tones, and shades of viva magenta.

Viva Magenta Hand-Tied Bouquet

The Pantone Color of the Year for 2023 is Viva Magenta! It's described as being 'brave and fearless', and the many tints, tones, and shades of this rich hue are wonderful - it is SUCH a flower-friendly color! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses the spiral technique as she creates a fabulous hand-tied Viva Magenta flower bouquet using roses from GardenRosesDirect.com, plus protea, pepper berry, alstroemeria, nandina, and much more from Florabundance.com -- all highlighting this stunning color. Enjoy!

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A large white urn overflowing with White Cloud and Princess Maya roses, antique carnations, yellow lisianthus, oregonia, and grevillea.

Flower Filled Urn

At Floral Design Institute we're starting the new year out in grand floral style with a Luxurious urn design full of soft colors and blousy blooms, and a no foam or floral netting construction. It's a "go big or go home" moment! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne demonstrates this very eco-friendly mechanic for putting this giant urn together as she creates an exquisite design using roses from GardenRosesDirect.com and foliage and accent flowers from Florabundance.com. Enjoy!

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A trio arrangement in square sparkling silver vases, full of white roses, paper whites, peonies, ornithogalum, Italian ruscus and salal.

New Year's Trio

Sparkly and festive, that's what New Year's Eve calls for -- whether in clothes OR flowers! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a trio of wintery designs with flowers from Florabundance.com, that are sure to add sparkle and joy to your holiday entertaining. Make sure you ring in the new year with flowers. Enjoy!

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A deep red vase full of lush evergreens, topped with crimson Ilex berries, anthurium, spray roses, and poinsettias.

Poinsettia Christmas Design

Red, she said! Red is undeniably a classic color at Christmas, but that doesn't have to mean only carnations and roses - we have other amazing options to suggest. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne takes you step-by-step to create a long-lasting, foam-free holiday design with some less-than-typical cut flowers: anthuriums and poinsettias, enhanced with evergreens, berries (and a few roses, too!). Enjoy!

A mercury glass urn overflowing with a variety of evergreens, festival bush, spray roses, antique carnations, and protea.

Long Lasting Christmas Arrangement

Foam-free... fast... long lasting -- do we have your attention? We KNOW you're busy so here's a fabulous design that you can pull together quickly. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne works with flowers in a non-traditional Christmas color palette - including evergreens, protea, and Leanne's new favorite, Festival Bush - creating a gorgeous design sure to please. Enjoy!

An oval crimson red vessel overflowing with a variety of evergreens, freedom roses, red carnations, and permanent botanical, topped off with two taper candles for a touch of romance.

Farmhouse Christmas Arrangement

Classic red roses and carnations, highlighted with evergreens, pinecones, and candles -- it's a fabulous farmhouse Christmas design! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne takes you step-by-step through the construction of this holiday favorite, perfect for gifting or yourself -- plus a modern twist on candlelight. Enjoy!

A contemporary horizontal design elevated by a mercury glass container, comprised of anthurium, permanent botanicals in a ruscus variety, hydrangea, both seeded and silver dollar eucalyptus, gilded plumosa, and stock, all in shades of violet.

Modern Winter Arrangement

As we roll into the next round of holiday entertaining, why not shake it up some by trying something other than the traditional colors of the season? In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares a fresh take on winter designs. With an elegant jewel-toned color palette and bold blooms like anthuriums and stock, it's enhanced with seeded eucalyptus, fabulous tinted foliage, and an iridescent ornament. Enjoy!

A large wreath comprised of magnolia leaves, with sphagnum moss, tinted preserved oak leaves, dried grasses, and scarlet curly willow extending from the base.

Winter Wreath

Nothing says "Welcome!" quite like a wreath on your door. We're all used to evergreen wreaths, but how about one that transitions gracefully from Fall well after the first of the year. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses a pre-made fresh magnolia leaf wreath as the base, then enhances it with a variety of seasonal favorites such as sphagnum moss and dried & preserved foliages.. Quick, easy and oh-so-fabulous. BONUS - it dries beautifully! Enjoy!

A glass vessel with curly willow wrapping around the inside to create a rooted effect, and then filled with Banksia, toffee roses, coneflower blooms and pods, hypericum berries, and millet all in muted fall tones.

Foam Free Thanksgiving Centerpiece

Thanksgiving and flowers go hand-in-hand, but you don't always have to use bold shades of orange and yellow to convey the holiday. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a lush and compact arrangement in muted Fall tones for an elegant effect. Texture abounds in this foam-free design of roses, banksia, coneflowers and more, that gives the illusion of the material having taken root in the container. Enjoy!

Quicksand and Sahara Sensation garden roses in a simple vase are paired with red spray mums, silver dollar and feather Eucalyptus, Green Mountain pittosporum and Israeli ruscus.

Simple Vase of Garden Roses

Garden roses make ANY design better, taking a simple vase to "simply fabulous"! Their full and lush faces with the multiple layers of petals add a richness to any arrangement. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses two on-trend garden rose varieties -- "Quicksand" and "Sahara Sensation" from GardenRosesDirect.com -- along with an assortment of foliages from Florabundance.com. Enjoy! 

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A foam free compote is filled with foxglove, dill, sedum, grevillea, amaranthus, and Barista roses.

Foam Free Autumn Compote

Amaranthus, sedum, and baby acorns -- OH MY! So many beautiful materials at this time of year, it's a challenge to know where to start. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne turned to our friends at Florabundance.com. for inspiration, and found some fabulous new floral treasures including "Barista" roses, foxglove, dill, sedum, grevillea, and amaranthus. They all combine beautifully in this foam-free compote design. Enjoy! 

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A Halloween floral design has a clear globe with a hanging witch and a base filled with vine maple, pin-cushion protea, mountain ash, spray mums, and sandersonia.

Halloween Party Flowers

It's not a party without flowers, and Halloween is no exception! Flowers make it festive and really add to the overall theme. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a be-witch-ing Halloween design with some of the season's most long-lasting materials including vine maple, mountain ash, pincushion protea, and more -- all from Florabundance.com. It's a design party goers will be sure to remember. Enjoy!

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A large foam free design in a brass pot is full of vine maple, Israeli ruscus, spray roses, Mokara orchids, hypericum, dyed solid aster, cottage yarrow and kangaroo paw, all in a beautiful autumn color palette.

Simple Autumn Vase Arrangement

Nothing can change a house to a home like flowers, and the Autumn palette is so inviting and cozy. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a stunning foam-free design in a brass pot that is lush, fabulous and full of Fall color. This textural arrangement is sure to warm up any setting. Enjoy!

A faux pumpkin is filled with vine maple, curly willow, ornamental blackberries, straw flowers, scabiosa, and pincushion protea.

Halloween Pumpkin Arrangement

Halloween has 'blossomed' into a flower-filled holiday -- of course candy is still important, but at Floral Design Institute, flowers reign supreme! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shows how to make a clever armature of curly willow in a faux pumpkin to create a long-lasting foam-free Fall design. Enjoy!

A luscious autumnal-hued bridal bouquet is comprised of Caramel Antike and Golden Mustard roses, hanging amaranthus, grevillea leaves, and a hydrangea nestled in a curly willow armature.

Autumn Wedding Bouquet

Roses are always the star in wedding bouquets - or any bouquet, for that matter! - and garden roses are even more so. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a natural armature and designs a luscious autumnal-hued bridal bouquet with stunning roses from GardenRosesDirect.com. Enjoy!

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A unique and bold red arrangement full of spray roses, cottage yarrow, calcynia, kangaroo paw, and vine maple decorates a candle lantern inside and out.

Candle Lantern Centerpiece

Ahh, autumn weddings -- the flowers have a richness and depth of color to them -- and we're always looking for interesting ways to showcase the season's best in a reception centerpiece. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares a unique take on the flower-filled lantern centerpiece, overflowing with cottage yarrow, vine maple, calcynia, and spray roses - complete with a glowing candle. Enjoy!