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 bright orange shallow tray holds a tall arrangement of orange snapdragons, yellow roses, orange protea, galax leaves, billy balls, ruscus, leucadendron, and willow branch with lemons at the base.

Lemon Yellow Garden Style Design

Where does design inspiration come from? In this design the inspiration came from a case of left over lemons. Leanne demonstrates a linear garden style and several design techniques as she creates a colorful summer arrangement of flowers and lemons. Enjoy!

Viburnum and orchids, both in shades in shades of pale pink, are intertwined with willow branches in an arrangement held in a cobalt blue vase.

Peach Viburnum

Every floral designer has experienced the elation of discovering a “new” flower. In this video clip Leanne shares a new discovery, Peach Viburnum. Yes, a beautiful natural soft peach blossom. She creates a dramatic contemporary arrangement with this wonderful new flower.

Stephanotis vines, Sprengeri, and Italian ruscus spill out and hang over a tall glass vase.

Stephanotis Centerpiece

The beautiful fragrant Stephanotis blossom is a favorite of brides. It is perfect for bridal bouquets, halos, corsages and boutonnieres; but, a centerpiece? Yes, in this video clip Leanne demonstrates how to create an elegant tall centerpiece using the Stephanotis vine. You will love this design!

An arrangement of irises, Pacific Northwest greenery, and ornamental kale sits in a rustic galvanized metal dish container.

Springtime Iris Garden

The Iris is not the first flower to bloom in the spring. But, when you see Iris blossoms in your garden you know that summer will be here soon. In this video clip Leanne draws inspiration from her childhood as she creates a beautiful garden styled design. Enjoy!!!

Iris blooms sit in a container amongst bear grass and galix leaves.

Iris Care and Handling

While we think of Iris as a spring flower, they are now abundantly available all year long. In this video clip Leanne shares the latest tips for hydrating and caring for these elegant blossoms. You will learn a few new techniques as she creates a beautiful design. Enjoy!

An arrangement of peach hyacinth, light peach roses, coral Gerbera daisies, and ornamental kale sits in a round glass vase with lily grass wrapped around the inside.

Bowl of Peaches

Finding several varieties of flowers of the exact same color is thrilling. And when the color is gorgeous peach, you just have to buy them. In this video clip Leanne mixes Peach Roses, Hyacinth, and Gerbera Daisies as she creates a bubble bowl centerpiece. There a several new techniques demonstrated in this video. Enjoy!

A hand-tied bridal bouquet of sunshine yellow cymbidium orchids with a ruby red throat, accented with spray roses in coordinating yellow and red, a bit of leucadendron, a bit of ruscus, and a collar of fatsia leaves.

Orchid Bridal Bouquet

Brides love hand-tied bridal bouquets and they also love orchids. But just how do design a hand-tied bouquet with orchids? In this video clip, Leanne shares her design techniques as she creates a gorgeous hand-tied bridal bouquet using sunshine yellow cymbidium orchids. Enjoy!

A lovely bouquet of purple hyacinths, solid aster, hypericum, and Gaelic sleeves in a country-style vase covered in burlap.

Hyacinth Care and Handling

Hyacinths are rapidly becoming a floral favorite. Is it the fragrance, the long lasting life, the frilly, feminine blossoms or, all of the above? In this video clip Leanne shares the latest tips for hydrating and designing with these fabulous blooms as she creates two lovely designs.

A nest fashioned from deciduous huckleberry with long blades of beargrass wrapped and woven in. In the center is an arrangement of miniature hydrangea, hyacinths, ranunculus, parrot tulip, and wax flowers.

Nested Hand-Tied Floral Bouquet

Hand-tied bouquets can be created using a multitude of techniques and materials. In this video clip Leanne creates an exceptionally imaginative bouquet using a wire wreath frame and minimal materials. The result is a very artistic base perfect for showcasing delicate spring flowers.

A beautiful wrist corsage featuring miniature cymbidium orchids and wax flowers in shades of soft pink, dusty miller foliage, plus pearl beads, ribbon, and a sparkly rhinestone broach all in a matching pink adorns a persons's wrist.

Orchid Blush Wrist Corsage

Keeping up with current trends and colors is critical when creating corsages and boutonnieres for proms and formal dances. In this video clip Leanne creates an elegant wrist corsage featuring the very popular Miniature Cymbidium Orchid. And, because “just any color” will not do, she demonstrates how to perfectly color coordinate all of the materials in this corsage. Enjoy!

A trio of colorful square containers of spring garden arrangements mixing spring plants, pussy willow branches and cut spring flowers.

Cozy Spring Garden

It’s cold, grey and snowing outside, but there is no reason that you can’t leap into spring by creating your own Cozy Spring Garden.  In this video clip Leanne creates a trio of spring gardens mixing spring plants, pussy willow branches and cut spring flowers.  You will love the innovative addition of bright wool cozies to keep them warm.  Enjoy!

A gorgeous wedding bouquet features pink garden roses and is finished with lovely pearl pins.

Garden Rose Bridal Bouquet

It is very easy to see why the classic garden rose is one of the most popular flowers among brides.  The blossoms are large and delicate, have high petal counts and are very, very fragrant.  In this video clip Leanne offers tips to keep these blossoms beautiful as long as possible as she creates a classic bridal bouquet in a foam bouquet holder.  Enjoy!

This gorgeous floral design in the Pantone Color of the Year 2014 Radiant Orchid features roses, orchids, liatris, carnations, hydrangeas, heather and leucadendron.

Radiant Orchid

With so many flowers in the violet spectrum of lavender to purple, the Pantone color of the year is a fabulous choice for floral designers.  In this video clip Leanne creates a beautiful linear design created with Radiant Orchid hued blossoms.  Enjoy!

This lovely hostess gift mixes cymbidium orchids, kale in sprays, cedar, and pine, then adds ornaments and a touch of textured decor to the vase for a holiday finish.

Holiday Hostess Gifts

The holiday season is a time for entertaining in your home and visiting friends and family.  A unique hand-made hostess gift is always a delight.  In this video clip Leanne demonstrates how to create hostess gifts which also double as a composite centerpiece.