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 trio of vases in a clean white and green color palette combines Princess Midori roses, lisianthus, astrantia, grasses, mint, and eryngium.

Green Vase Trio

Nothing looks as fresh as the combination of green and white -- both in flowers and containers! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a foam-free trio of vases in a clean, green & white palette -- with beautiful flowers from GardenRosesDirect.com and Florabundance.com. -- perfect for everyday sales. Enjoy!

A vintage container is paired with sunflowers, garden roses, hypericum, scabiosa, variegated pittosporum, and Granny Smith green apples for an accent.

Back to School Flower-Style

It's back-to-school time -- why give the teacher just one apple when you can have an arrangement full of them! In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses a vintage container from her personal collection paired with sunflowers & garden roses, and shares the professional techniques for securing fresh apples into a design. Enjoy!

A spiral hand-tied bouquet combines dahlias, zinnias, scabiosa, and hanging amaranthus, in lush shades of peach.

Summer Flower Hand-tied Bouquet

The hand-tied spiral bouquet is a classic, perfect for nearly any blooms in any season. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses seasonal flowers including dahlias, zinnias, scabiosa, and hanging amaranthus in tints, tones and shades of peach -- color enhancing as needed! -- to create a stunning summery bouquet. Enjoy!

Peonies, roses, ti leaves, eryngium, scabiosa, Italian ruscus, Israeli ruscus, and seeded eucalyptus are combined in a glass vessel to create an eco-friendly bouquet of jewel-toned blooms.

Luscious Jewel-Toned Bouquet

Peonies, roses, ti leaves and more combine with a glass vessel to create an eco-friendly bouquet of jewel-toned blooms, a perfect transition from late Summer to Fall. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses a variety of foliages to create a natural stem mechanic - no foam, no floral netting - allowing you to easily change the water in the vase for longer-lasting flowers. Enjoy!

A small boutonniere uses pink strawflower, seeded eucalyptus, variegated pittosporum, wax flower, and hypericum berries, then adds a bark ribbon for a base.

Easy No-Pin Boutonniere

Boutonnieres, or buttonhole flowers, are often a challenge to secure to the lapel of a jacket or tuxedo. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares a quick and easy flowers-to-wear technique that doesn't require a pin. Using two kinds of adhesive and materials with lots of texture, the design is sturdy and secure, perfect for weddings, anniversaries, proms -- you name it! Enjoy!

A compote floral design uses strawflowers, scabiosa, cornflowers, dried weeds, and various grasses for a free flowing look.

Wildflower Beauty

The wildflower look is so fun & on-trend, but "wildflowers" and "professional florist" don't usually go together. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne takes you step-by-step as she creates a foam-free wildflower design with floral netting. Though actually cultivated for the floral trade, the field-grown appearance of strawflowers, scabiosa, cornflowers(and more!)gives them that carefree appeal that today's consumer is asking for. Enjoy!

A luxurious hand-tied cascading wedding bouquet is filled with white Phalaenopsis orchids, hydrangeas, and roses.

Cascading Phalaenopsis Bouquet

Often called "moth orchids", Phalaenopsis orchids are definitely a regal flower, so big, bold, and long lasting - and oftentimes scary to work with. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares professional tips for everything from dealing with blemishes to hiding flower gaps on the stems. Watch along as she creates a luxurious hand-tied cascading orchid wedding bouquet with hydrangeas, roses, and of course, Phalaenopsis orchids. Enjoy!

A unique ceramic vase with a face painted on is filled with summer blooms such as hydrangea, dahlia, roses, hypericum and mixed with smoke bush and a variety of grasses to add texture.

Flowers on the Brain

As flower lovers we are always thinking about flowers, and with the abundance of beautiful blossoms available during the summer months, it’s hard not to have “flowers on the brain”. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne has a playful take on design as she uses a whimsical head vase and fun summer blooms like hydrangea, dahlia and smoke bush to create a lush arrangement full of texture and contrast. Follow along as she uses floral netting as the mechanic in this foam-free floral design. Enjoy!

A magenta dendrobium orchid lei adorns Foxy the dog.

Creating a Threaded Lei

Creating a fresh flower lei is easier than you may think! Long a symbol of Hawaii’s “aloha sprit”, the lei is also a perfect choice for anniversaries, graduations – any celebration where you want to feel extra-special – and they make fabulous floral gifts. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne takes you step-by-step as she creates a dendrobium orchid lei and shares professional care and handling tips for your creation, including how to make your own lei needle. Enjoy!

A vibrant hand-tied tropical bouquet is comprised of heliconia, anthurium, miniature Phalaenopsis orchids, pincushion protea, kangaroo paws, lavender, and roses.

Summer Tropical Wedding Bouquet

Summer-bright, long-lasting, and fabulous. A tropical wedding bouquet is perfect for a summer wedding. In this Flower School How-To video Leanne shares numerous tips and techniques a she creates a dramatic hand-tied tropical bouquet. Heliconia, Anthurum, miniature phalaenopsis orchids, pincushion protea, kangaroo pods, lavender, and roses combine to complete this sensational bouquet. Enjoy!

A linear arrangement in white and green combines Princess Miyuki Roses, tweedia, lilies, tulips, clematis, and wild and rustic field grown foliages.

Crisp and Clean with White and Green

Foam-free, fabulous and fragrant with flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. This arrangement is sure to cool you down on a hot summer day. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne combines wild and rustic field grown foliages with luxurious fragrant white flowers. The foliages include green oats, bunny tail foliage, poppy pods and Italian Ruscus. Flowers include tweedia, lily tulips, clematis and dramatic Princess Miyuki Roses. Enjoy!

A holiday floral design in a blue Fiestaware pitcher features red roses, delphinium, tweedia, scabiosa, and Italian ruscus.

4th of July Picnic

Floral Design Institute salutes the USA with a patriotic floral design for Independence Day. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a beautiful foam-free design using an armature foliage technique. Summer blossoms combine to create a celebration-worthy design in red, white, and blue. Perfect for a summer picnic. Enjoy!

A gorgeous arrangement for the home combines curly willow, agonis, Golden Mustard roses, Princess Maya garden roses, foxglove, butterfly ranunculus and strawflowers.

A Flower Arrangement for the Home

In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a gorgeous bouquet in a complex color harmony using flowers from GardenRosesDirect.com and Florabundance.com. Beginning with a natural armature of fresh curly willow Leanne adds agonis foliage, golden mustard garden roses, Princess Maya garden roses, foxglove, butterfly ranunculus and strawflowers. This foam free arrangement is perfect for any home. Enjoy!

A stunning bouquet is filled with Toffee roses, Cappuccino roses, Queen Anne's lace, wax flower, butterfly ranunculus, and a variety of grasses.

Summer Wedding Bouquet

Summertime is wedding time, and for the professional floral designers it is a time for innovation and creativity. As professional designer we must stay ahead of the consumer. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a fantastic wedding bouquet in a casual gathered style and complementary color harmony. She features Phalaenopsis orchids combined with a gathering of summer blossoms built upon a clustered gathering of boxwood. Toffee roses, cappuccino roses, Queen Anne's lace, wax flower, Butterfly Ranunculus, various grasses and a collar of fatsia complete this beautiful bouquet. Enjoy!

A long horizontal centerpiece in lovely tones of magenta and violet is comprised of Tiara roses, dendrobium orchids, ranunculus, agonis, eryngium, jasmine vine, and snapdragons.

Long and Low Centerpiece

At Floral Design Institute we are always exploring new concepts, design styles, techniques and products. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne demonstrates the use of a new design product, Agra-Wool. This product is a replacement for the standard floral foam. Composed of basalt and sucrose it is completely natural, compostable and decomposes completely. Leanne demonstrates several design techniques as she creates a lovely centerpiece with flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. Enjoy!

A small elopement wedding bouquet mixes White Cloud garden roses, blue hydrangea, tweedia, and eryngium for a beautiful effect.

Elopement Wedding Bouquet

Due to the restrictions generated by the Covid-19 pandemic many wedding couples are choosing to hold an "elopement wedding". While the term "elopement" traditionally refers to a small secret wedding it now includes any small, intimate wedding with few guests and limited decor and pomp. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates and demonstrates a beautiful petite bouquet perfect for a small wedding. Enjoy!

A unique head vase is filled with Princess Hitomi roses, Italian ruscus, anemone, poppy pods, bunny tail grass, mini aster, and jasmine.

Modern Flower Arrangement

At Floral Design Institute we love to explore the "circles" in popular design styles. During the two decades of 1939 through 1959 sculpted vases in the shape of heads were extremely popular. And now, they are gaining in popularity again. The "head vases" as they are known were generally of a woman's head and ranged from hand-sculpted and elegant to silly to tacky. Many are collector's items today. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a beautiful up-to-date arrangement in a head vase featuring flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. Enjoy!

A spiral hand tied wedding bouquet features Princess Maya and Golden Mustard roses, hellebores, strawflower, butterfly ranunculus, and agonis.

Hand Tied Wedding Bouquet

A wedding bouquet fashioned using the classic hand-tied spiral technique results in a lovely design. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne carefully demonstrates the spiral technique as she creates an exquisite design using flowers from GardenRosesDirect.com and Florabundance.com. Enjoy!

A bold modern round copper vessel features a pink anthurium nestled in the center, then adds twisted kiwi vine, miniature Cymbidium orchid blooms, leucothoe foliage, and a bit of preserved moss.

Making a Floral Statement

This is an excellent study of linear design a well as how to create maximum impact with minimum floral materials. Leanne explains the design theory as she fashions a big bold and beautiful design in a linear format using just a few pieces of twisted Kiwi vine, three anthurium, three miniature Cymbidium orchid blooms, a bit of preserved moss and three stems of Leucothoe foliage. Enjoy!

A bold bespoke design in a gold compote is filled with fatsia, huckleberry, Israeli ruscus, agonis, viburnum, roses, carnations, pin cushion protea, spray roses, blackberries, and butterfly ranunculus.

Mother's Day Bespoke Design

When it comes to creating floral arrangements for Mother's Day you want large, beautiful and dramatic. In this Flower School Video How-To Demonstration Leanne shares the techniques for creating an on-trend and foam-free Bespoke Garden Style Design. You will love Leanne's contemporary approach to an opulent design filled with gorgeous flowers of the season. Enjoy!