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THE EXPERIENCE
A Study in Form, Movement & Floral Expression
This workshop series is an invitation to slow down and observe—where each stem is placed with care, and every gesture is guided by intention. Designed for intermediate florists, these sessions focus on deepening your sensitivity to form, movement, and composition, allowing you to create work that feels both instinctive and considered.
FEATURED FLORAL ARTIST: FLOS. COTIDIE
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At the heart of the workshop is Flos. Cotidie, a Malaysian floral studio recognised for its considered and quietly distinctive approach to floristry. Their work sits at the intersection of the English garden style— soft, textural, and abundant, and the disciplined restraint of ikebana, where line, space, and balance are given equal weight.
Arrangements are led by the natural character of each stem. Flowers are not forced into shape, but allowed to arc, fall, and settle as they would, resulting in compositions that feel open, intentional, and composed with ease.
Working within an Asian context, the studio places emphasis on seasonality and locality, often incorporating native orchids and tropical elements. The outcome is a body of work that feels grounded yet nuanced, familiar yet quietly unexpected.
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Date of Workshop: 2nd May 2026, Saturday.
Location of Workshop: FellowFolks' Studio, 50 Bukit Batok Street 23, Midview Building. Singapore 659578
Duration: Each Sessions runs for 3 hours, from 10am till 1pm, and 2pm till 5pm respectively.
Cost of Workshop (Per Session, Per Pax): $470 per session | $850 for a bundle of 2 workshops
* EARLY BIRD PROMO, FOR REGISTRATION BEFORE 7 APRIL 2026: $420 per session | $800 for a bundle of 2 workshops
* Early Bird Promotion is valid for registrations confirmed with payment made on or before 7 April 2026.
Registration is available via the form at the bottom of this page. Upon submission, our team will be in touch within 2 working days to confirm your slot and arrange for full payment to secure your place.
Kindly note that a minimum of 8 participants is required for each session to commence. In the event that sign-ups do not meet the minimum requirement, all deposits will be fully refunded one week prior to the workshop.
WORKSHOP DETAILS
flos. BOUQUET
DATE: 2 MAY 2026, SATURDAY
CLASS TIME: 10AM - 1PM
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Bouquet Wrapping: Form, Finish & Presentation
A beautifully arranged bouquet deserves an equally thoughtful finish. In this session, we explore the art of bouquet wrapping through Flos. Cotidie’s signature style—where technique meets aesthetics to elevate your work from a hand-tied bouquet into a complete statement piece.
Designed for those with a basic understanding of floristry, this class focuses on refining your wrapping approach with intention and precision. You’ll explore material selection, the balance between structure and softness, and how to execute clean, polished wraps that complement your bouquet’s natural form.
Participants will also revisit the fundamentals of the spiral bouquet technique, strengthening their foundation to better support structure, balance, and overall form.
We will cover essential techniques such as layering, proportion, hand-tied finishing, and creating dimension through textures and folds—ensuring your bouquets feel cohesive, elevated, and presentation-ready.
This is a hands-on, detail-oriented session for those looking to sharpen their craft and develop a distinctive wrapping style.
IMPETUS flos. CENTREPIECE
DATE: 2 MAY 2026, SATURDAY
CLASS TIME: 2PM - 5PM
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Impetus Arrangement: Flow, Form & Movement
A compelling arrangement begins with understanding how flowers naturally move and grow. In this session, we explore the essence of Impetus arrangement through Flos. Cotidie’s signature approach—where observation meets intuition to create pieces that feel organic, expressive, and alive.
Designed for those with a basic understanding of floristry, this class focuses on working with the natural flow and structure of each stem, rather than against it. You’ll learn to recognise directional growth, weight, and rhythm, and how to translate these elements into a harmonious composition. Participants will also explore the use of tessellation techniques within floral arrangement, creating structure and rhythm through intentional placement.
The session includes a guided demonstration, followed by a deeper exploration of mechanics and placement—covering how to build movement, create balance, and allow each element to find its place within the arrangement.
This is a thoughtful, process-driven class for those looking to refine their sensitivity to form and develop arrangements that feel both intentional and effortlessly composed.
