Location: 200 Redpath Ave, Toronto, ON M4P 0E6 - The Parker Apartments

Duration: 2-hour lesson

Event Description:

In celebration of Mother's Day 2023, a special floral workshop was held at The Parker Apartments in Toronto. The workshop, attended by 18 residents, spanned two hours and was designed to bring the community together through the art of flower arranging.

The workshop space was adorned with spring colours, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere. Residents were guided through the process of creating their own personal bouquets, using a variety of flowers including tulips, ranunculus, solidago, daisies, and ruscus. Each participant was provided with flower cutters, vases, and all necessary wrapping materials to complete their arrangements.

The event aimed to foster a sense of community and celebration, allowing residents to engage creatively while making beautiful floral displays to take home. The use of bright, spring colours and a variety of flower types ensured that each bouquet was unique and reflective of the season.

Objective: A Mother's Day celebration providing a floral arrangement workshop for 18 residents, creating a warm and engaging community experience.

Colour Scheme: Spring colours

Flower Types: Multiple colours of tulips, ranunculus, solidago, daisies, ruscus

Arrangements:

  • 18 personal cut flower bouquets
  • 18 flower cutters
  • 18 vases
  • Wrapping materials

Materials Used:

  • Tulips
  • Big mums
  • Solidago
  • Daisy
  • Ruscus and leather
  • Cutters
  • Wrapping paper
  • Ribbon
  • Vases

 

Buckets filled with assorted flowers in spring colours, ready for the workshop. The arrangement includes vibrant tulips, solidago, and ruscus.

Empty vases and tools set up on a table, prepared for residents to begin their flower arranging.

A beautifully decorated workshop area with pastel balloons and tools arranged neatly, creating an inviting space for participants.

The instructor demonstrating flower arranging techniques to the residents, ensuring everyone can create their own bouquet.

A close-up shot of the variety of flowers available for the workshop, showcasing the bright and diverse selection including ranunculus, tulips, and daisies.

Residents actively participating in the workshop, engaging with the materials and enjoying the process of creating their floral arrangements.