Floral workshops that teach you to see flowers differently
Hands-on seasonal arranging sessions in Singapore, guided by the Charlotte Puxley Flowers studio designer.
Arranging flowers is a skill, not a talent
The same creative approach as our studio arrangements
Tropical flowers change what's possible
Open sessions for individuals, not just groups
The arrangement you take home is genuinely your own, because a method built on individuality cannot produce two pieces that are the same.
- Singapore's tropical climate means an extraordinary range of exotic blooms are available year-round.
- Heliconias, anthuriums, and tropical foliages with bold structure are native to this region.
How a workshop session works
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Choose your workshop session
Browse the upcoming seasonal workshops and pick the session that appeals to you. Each workshop has a specific theme, such as Autumn Colour, which sets the palette and the type of flowers you'll be working with. No prior experience is needed for any session.
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Book your place
Secure your spot by booking directly. Places are limited to keep the session genuinely hands-on and to make sure the studio designer can spend real time with each participant. Once booked, you'll receive details of what to expect on the day.
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Arrive and get into it
All flowers and materials are provided. The session is guided throughout by the studio designer, who walks you through the creative thinking behind the arrangement as well as the practical handling of stems. The approach is relaxed and exploratory, not a rigid step-by-step demonstration.
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Take your arrangement home
You leave with a finished arrangement that you've made yourself, using the studio's seasonal and tropical flowers. Because the Charlotte Puxley Flowers approach means no two arrangements are ever the same, what you make is genuinely your own.
Benefits
Guided by the studio designer
Every workshop is led by the Charlotte Puxley Flowers studio designer, so the teaching reflects the same creative thinking behind the studio's own arrangements. You're not following a generic floristry manual; you're learning how this particular studio sees flowers.
Seasonal themes give each session focus
Rather than a general introduction to flowers, each workshop is built around a specific seasonal moment and palette. That focus makes the session more creatively useful: you're solving a real, bounded design problem, not absorbing abstract principles.
Tropical and seasonal flowers combined
Participants work with the same mix of tropical and seasonal stems the studio uses in its own arrangements. In Singapore, that means access to extraordinary tropical material alongside the pastoral, garden-inspired flowers that define the Charlotte Puxley Flowers aesthetic.
No two arrangements are the same
The studio's naturalistic approach means every arrangement is individual. In a workshop, that translates to every participant leaving with something genuinely their own, not a copy of a demonstration piece. Individuality is built into the method, not added as an afterthought.
Who comes to our workshops
A creative afternoon for a curious individual
Someone who loves flowers but has never arranged them formally books a public workshop session on their own. Over the course of the afternoon, guided by the studio designer, they work through the logic of a naturalistic arrangement using seasonal and tropical stems. They leave with something they made themselves and a way of looking at flowers that carries into every bunch they buy afterwards. More about our approach across Singapore.
A considered gift for someone who has everything
A workshop place makes a genuinely thoughtful gift for a birthday, a thank-you, or a celebration. Rather than sending flowers that last a week, the recipient spends time learning to arrange them, guided by the same designer behind the studio's own work. The experience is the gift, and the arrangement they take home is the proof of it.
A small group looking for a creative session
A group of colleagues or friends books into a public workshop session together. The themed format, a specific seasonal palette and a clear creative brief, gives the group a shared focus rather than an open-ended craft afternoon. The result is a session that feels purposeful and produces something genuinely beautiful to take home.
Floral workshop questions answered for Singapore
Do I need any experience to attend a floral workshop?
No experience is needed. The workshops are designed to be accessible to complete beginners, with the studio designer guiding participants through both the practical handling of stems and the creative thinking behind naturalistic arrangement. You'll develop an eye for flowers through doing, not through prior study.
What flowers will I work with?
Sessions use a mix of seasonal and tropical flowers that reflect the Charlotte Puxley Flowers studio approach. In Singapore, that includes tropical blooms such as heliconias and anthuriums alongside the garden-inspired stems that define the studio's pastoral aesthetic. The specific selection varies by workshop theme.
Are the workshops open to individuals, or do I need to book as a group?
The public workshops are open to individuals. You don't need to organise a group to attend. That said, coming with friends or colleagues is equally welcome, and a shared session makes for a genuinely enjoyable creative afternoon.
What do I take home at the end?
You leave with a finished arrangement that you've made yourself during the session. Because the Charlotte Puxley Flowers approach means no two arrangements are ever the same, what you take home is genuinely individual to you and the choices you made on the day.