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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 beautiful hand tied bouquet is filled with violet blooms including roses, scabiosa, and eucalyptus, then it is wrapped in colorful waterproof papers to enhance its look.

Flower Bouquet Wrapping

What could be more fun than sharing flowers? Sharing them anonymously on May Day! I have so many fond memories of gathering flowers, placing them on the doorstep, ringing the bell, then running to hide and watching the surprised recipient smile. Yes, I knew flowers were my calling at a very young age. Today, sharing flowers is not just for May Day. This week’s how-to floral design tutorial, Flower Bouquet Wrapping is perfect for spreading the flower love every single day. Take a moment now and enjoy!

A small nested arrangement in red and pink mixes Cappuccino spray roses, miniature cymbidium orchids, pussy willow, galax leaves, and quail eggs.

Tiny Blooms

All floral designers have experienced the dilemma of leftovers. Branches, foliages and blossoms remaining after creating larger arrangements. Leftovers but still too beautiful to throw away. In this Flower School How-To video Leanne creates a spectacular tiny arrangement with a grid of pussy willow and short stemmed blossoms. You will love these alternative mechanics and techniques. Enjoy!

A purple umbrella is filled with spring blooms such as flowering plum, jasmine vine and agapanthus paired with spring flowering branches and Israeli ruscus.

April Showers Bring May Flowers

An umbrella filled with spring flowers hanging on your front door is a wonderful spring greeting. Leanne shares several clever techniques for creating this lovely bouquet in this Flower School Live Video. You will be inspired to make your own umbrella design and perhaps one for a friend as well. Enjoy!

A party centerpiece features vibrant daffodils, Capriccio roses, button poms, tulips, and leucothe foliage in an orange cubed vase.

Party Centerpiece

The colorful blossoms and blooming plants of springtime make for a natural party centerpiece. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne combines flowers and foliages into five small hand-tied bouquets, each with an aspidistra collar. She then gathers all of the bouquets into a single vessel to create a party centerpiece. Best of all, after the party is over the small bouquets can be given a party gifts. Enjoy!

A whimsical and festive bunny design is created from carnations, heather, acacia, anemones, Israeli ruscus and galax leaves.

Easter Bunny Arrangement

Floral Designs for Easter can be traditional or whimsical. In this Flower School How-To Video Demonstration Teacher Marisa Perring AIFD has chosen to create a fantastic whimsical design. You will be amazed as she shares her techniques for creating an Easter Bunny out of carnations. The finished design is "off-the-scale" cute. Enjoy!

A unique linear floral design uses a kenzan to anchor Quicksand roses, cymbidium orchids, luco foliage, foxglove, brunia, and flowering plum in a slate tray.

Designing with a Kenzan

One of the oldest inorganic armatures for floral design is the Kenzan, also know as a pin-cushion holder or spiky frog. The Kenzan was introduced by the Moribana school of Ikebana around 1910. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne uses a Kenzan as she demonstrates a beautiful linear styled floral design.

A festive holiday arrangement features white hydrangeas, spray roses, carnations in a green St. Patrick's party hat

St. Patrick's Day Flowers

Floral designers love the opportunity to create whimsical novelty designs. This is the opportunity to allow our creativity to go wild. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a design for St. Patrick's Day using a St. Patrick's Day party hat. The finished design would be a perfect centerpiece for a St. Patrick's Day party or as a gift for a favorite Irishman or Irishwoman. Enjoy!

A hand-tied bouquet in purple and dusty pink colors mixes scabiosa, sweet peas, quick sand roses and Queen Anne's lace.

Hand-Tied Bouquet Tutorial

The Hand-Tied Bouquet has become an essential design style for professional floral designers. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne carefully demonstrates step-by-step how to create a hand-tied bouquet using the spiral technique. Leanne admits that the technique is not easy. Beginners will discover that they have to practice the technique many times to get it right. But, once the technique is mastered it can be used throughout the year on many types of flowers. This technique is sure to become a favorite. Enjoy!

A beautiful monochromatic centerpiece mixes hellebores, hyacinth, miniature callas, garden roses and ranunculus.

Spring Flower Centerpiece

For the professional floral designer the first flowers of spring following Valentine's Day are such a joy. In this Flower School how-to video demonstration Leanne creates a beautiful monochromatic, foam free centerpiece. Beginning with a base of hydrangea Leanne adds hellebores, hyacinth, miniature callas, garden roses, ranunculus and branches of flowering plum. The finished design is a fragrant celebration of spring flowers. Enjoy!

A contemporary design combines beautiful and elegant garden roses with rustic woodlands birch bark, succulents, and budding branches.

Birch Bark Garden Roses

In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne stretches her skills as she creates an awesome contemporary design combining beautiful and elegant garden roses with rustic woodlands birth bark, succulents and budding branches. You will love this inspirational design. Enjoy!

A gorgeous hand tied bouquet mixes eucalyptus, dusty miller, Westminster Abbey roses, Amnesia roses, Menta roses, kangaroo paw, brunia, and silver sage.

Shades of Gray Wedding Bouquet

In this Flower School How-To Video the focus is on the 2021 Pantone color of the year, Ultimate Gray. While subtle moody hues have been growing in popularity for some time, the announcement by Pantone naming Ultimate Gray as one of the colors of the year will certainly bolster this trend. Leanne creates a marvelous hand-tied bouquet built on a floral netting armature. Gorgeous garden roses set into a textural base of gray foliages results in an amazing design. Enjoy!

Red, pink, and cream colored roses rest in a black hat box decorated with pink heart-printed ribbon.

Valentine's Day 2021

Valentine's Day Designs. They have to be simple and fast to create, easy to deliver and profitable as well. But, they also have to be beautiful, elegant and possess real pizazz. In this Flower School How-To video Leanne creates a perfect design for Valentine's Day 2021. Enjoy!

A compote design inspired by the Pantone Color of the Year 2021, "Ultimate Gray and Illumination Yellow" features bright yellow lemons, ranunculus and two kinds of garden roses: Catalina and Lemon Pom Pom.

Lemon Compote

The Pantone 2021 Flowers of the year (Ultimate Gray and Illumination Yellow) offer so many creative opportunities for floral designers. In this flower school how-to video Leanne combines bright yellow lemons with the Garden Roses Catalina and Lemon Pom Pon, plus yellow Ranunculus, all of these beautiful flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. The foliage Salal, also known as “Lemon Leaf” is the perfect accent. Enjoy!

An urn arrangement in the Pantone 2021 Colors of the Year, Ultimate Gray and Illumination Yellow, mixes cymbidiums, carnations, yarrow, stock, dusty miller, and two kinds of garden roses: Catalina and Lemon Pompon.

Pantone 2021 Floral Urn

In this how-to video Leanne combines flowers and foliages in the hues of the 2021 Pantone colors of the year, Ultimate Gray and Illumination Yellow, as she creates a magnificent urn arrangement. All of the flowers and foliages came from GardenRosesDirect.com and Florabundance.com. You will love this dramatic design. Enjoy!

A hand-tied bouquet in the Pantone Colors of the Year 2021, Ultimate Gray and Illumination, features garden roses, ranunculus, stock, astrantia, brunia, kangaroo paws, and dusty miller.

Pantone 2021 Wedding Bouquet

December is always a month of great anticipation at Floral Design Institute. Beyond the holidays and the coming new year, December is when the color experts at Pantone release their color predictions for the new year. The Pantone colors of the year for 2021 are Ultimate Gray and Illumination. In this how-to video Leanne creates a gorgeous hand-tied bouquet in the Pantone colors of the year and featuring flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. Enjoy!

A winter hand-tied bouquet in white hues mixes hydrangea, calla lilies, larkspur, and mums, then is accented with magnolia leaves.

Casual Winter Hand-Tied Bouquet

The cold winter days following the holidays can be depressing. We need brightness and beauty to lift our spirits and brighten these days. Beautiful fabulous flowers are proven to cheer us and improve our mood. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne demonstrates a gorgeous hand-tied bouquet perfect for you and perfect to give to a friend. Enjoy!

A beautiful floral design in a wind swept container mixes calla lilies, hydrangea, dried and preserved fern with magnolia leaves and branches.

Windswept Callas

What inspires your floral designs? Is is the flowers, a piece of artwork, or a walk through the forest? We are all inspired by something. In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne shares a stunning contemporary design. Her inspiration was the windswept vase. You will love this design. Enjoy!

A parallel design in the vegetative style features three kinds of garden roses: Leonora, Eugenie, and Princess Miyuki mixed with lisianthus, berzillia, evergreens, pampas grass, eucalyptus, and pine cones.

New Year's Celebration

A new year and a new beginning demands a celebration and a celebration demands beautiful flowers. The year 2020 has been difficult for many and 2021 offers hope for a better year. I this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a parallel design in the vegetative style featuring white garden roses and evergreens. You will love this design. Enjoy!

A compote centerpiece in muted colors features two kinds of garden roses: Effie and Sahara Sensation mixed with carnations, leucadendron, and limonium for a beautiful antique look.

Christmas Compote

In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne breaks from the traditional colors of red and green as she creates a beautiful foam free compote centerpiece featuring garden roses from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. The muted colors of Effie and Sahara Sensation create a beautiful antique look perfect for an elegant dining table. Enjoy!

A classic holiday centerpiece features three kinds of red garden roses, peonies, fatsia leaves, evergreens, camellia foliage, and pine cones.

Christmas Evergreen Centerpiece

In this Flower School How-To Video Leanne creates a classic evergreen centerpiece featuring flowers from Florabundance.com and GardenRosesDirect.com. Traditional yes, but with an updated and elegant look. The evergreens are accented with shiny green fatsia and camellia foliage. Rather than bright red blossoms Leanne chose the deeper reds of garden roses and peonies. An asymmetrical style results in a design that you are sure to love. Enjoy!