A hands-on botanical styling intensive designed for florists and creatives in Australia. Explore textural palettes, natural form, and sustainable sourcing for editorial, retail and event work.
Suitable for intermediate florists and confident beginners completing a Certificate in Floristry or short course learners.
Botanical Styling p4 is a focused 2-day short course delivered in Melbourne and selected regional locations across Australia. We combine sustainable sourcing, plant anatomy, advanced mechanics and composition for editorial shoots, installations and boutique retail displays. The course aligns with floristry courses Australia best practice and complements online floristry course Australia modules.
2 days (intensive) with optional follow-up mentoring
Intermediate — suitable after a beginner floristry course Australia or equivalent experience
Portfolio-ready botanical styling pieces and a certificate of attendance
Plant identification, seasonality, sustainable sourcing and handling for native and exotic foliage used in botanical arrangements.
Invisible support systems, armature creation and assembly techniques for lightweight installations and wearable pieces.
Using line, texture and negative space for photography and editorial styling. Direction for light, camera and set collaboration.
Pricing botanical work, client briefs for events, and ethical waste-minimisation practices for florist training Australia.
Examples from recent intensives — varieties, texture pairing and natural form emphasis.
Maya brings 12+ years of floristry experience, a Diploma in Floristry (AUS), and editorial credits across Australian publications. Her teaching focuses on plant-led aesthetics, safe mechanics and sustainable practice.
| Location | Dates | Availability | Fee (AUD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Melbourne Studio | 12–13 Aug 2026 | 12 seats | $420 |
| Byron Bay Pop-up | 3–4 Sep 2026 | 8 seats | $450 |
| Online (materials list) | Self-paced + live review | Open | $220 |
Join Botanical Styling p4 to expand your floristry practice with botanical confidence.
