Lughnasa Harvest Wreath Workshop

Join us at Why Not Flowers for a relaxed evening of wreath-making inspired by Lughnasa, the ancient Irish festival marking the beginning of the harvest season.

Working on a natural vine base, you’ll create your own lush late-summer wreath using a curated selection of seasonal flowers, foliage, grasses and seed heads. The materials will be chosen for the way they dry, allowing your wreath to change and soften naturally while remaining decorative long after the workshop.

We’ll begin with a little of the story and traditions of Lughnasa before I demonstrate how to construct the wreath step by step. You’ll then create your own individual design, with plenty of guidance and help throughout.

No previous floristry experience is needed.

Workshop details

• Thursday 6 August
• 7pm–9pm
• Why Not Flowers, Inchicore
• €70 per person
• Limited to 8 places

Your ticket includes

• A 30cm natural vine wreath base
• A generous selection of seasonal flowers, foliage, grasses and seed heads
• Use of all tools and materials
• Step-by-step demonstration and individual guidance
• A short introduction to Lughnasa and Irish first-harvest traditions
• Your finished long-lasting wreath to take home
  

Seasonal ingredients will vary according to availability, and every finished wreath will be individual. As the natural materials dry, their colours and textures will gradually change.

Booking information

Workshop tickets are non-refundable, as materials are purchased specifically for each attendee. If you can no longer attend, you’re welcome to transfer your place to somebody else.

Should the workshop be cancelled by Why Not Flowers, you will receive a full refund.