10 Best Floral Arrangement Classes in Singapore (2026)

Want to learn the craft of arranging flowers rather than just buy a bouquet? Singapore has floral classes for every level, from relaxed one-off workshops where you tie your first hand-bouquet to structured, SkillsFuture-eligible floristry courses that build professional skills. This guide gathers ten established studios and floral schools, spanning fresh, dried and preserved flowers, casual date-night sessions and career-focused certification, so you can match a class to your goals.

Poppy is a long-running, concept-driven floral design studio and flower school that positions itself for everyone from curious beginners to working florists. Its programme is unusually broad: the studio describes classes ranging from Ikebana and hand-tied bouquets to large-scale, Dutch Masters-inspired arrangements, plus bridal bouquet making, creative tablescapes and flower pressing. Sessions come as two-hour classes, half-days or full-days, and it says groups are kept small for close attention. There is also a multi-day floral design course for those going deeper.

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Based at the Far East Flora Centre, CreativeWorkz calls itself one of Singapore's longest-running floristry academies, with more than a decade of teaching and instruction it says is delivered by an AIFD-accredited (American Institute of Floral Designers) teacher. The line-up spans foundation courses in floral arrangement and hand bouquets run over several lessons, a one-day wedding corsage and floral crown class, and shorter weekend and corporate workshops. Course fees, the academy states, include materials, a learner guide and a completion certificate, making it a route from hobby to professional practice.

Clementi (Far East Flora Centre)
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Nobleman Institute presents itself as an accredited course provider for floristry training under Singapore's Work Skills Qualification (WSQ) framework, aimed squarely at people building professional, commercial floristry skills. Alongside WSQ modules it lists SkillsFuture-eligible courses and shorter workshops, and it runs its own shop of floral supplies, tools and Oasis foam for students and working florists. If your goal is industry-recognised training and technique rather than a one-off craft afternoon, the institute frames its programmes around that professional pathway. Contact it directly for the current schedule and intake dates.

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Fleuriste is both a working floral studio and a school of floral design, led by a florist the studio says has over a decade in the trade. On the professional side it runs SkillsFuture-eligible WSQ courses covering areas such as product development and event styling; for hobbyists there are private workshops, sociable floral-jamming sessions and corporate team classes. Teaching leans on genuine, hands-on floristry technique rather than quick assembly, and because Fleuriste also takes on bouquets, weddings and gifting, students learn inside a real commercial studio. It is based around the Commonwealth area.

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Botany Studio splits its teaching neatly between one-off hobby classes and structured multi-lesson courses. Drop-in workshops of around 1.5 hours cover vase arrangements, hand-tied bouquets, box arrangements and foam wreaths, while its basic, intermediate, advanced and hand-tied courses run across four two-hour sessions for those who want to progress. Classes use both fresh and preserved flowers, and the studio says materials are prepared for each participant. It also arranges private, bridal and hen's-party sessions, corporate workshops and casual floral-jamming, from its studio at Trivex on Burn Road.

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Charlotte Puxley Flowers is a boutique florist at Gillman Barracks known for a garden-inspired, loosely English styling of seasonal blooms and foliage. Its workshops let you build your own vase arrangement or hand-tied bouquet while picking up botanical knowledge and hands-on technique, and the studio offers both tailor-made private classes and larger group sessions, with occasional seasonally themed workshops through the year. Seasonal flowers and materials are provided, and you take your finished arrangement home. It suits anyone wanting a more design-led, higher-end workshop experience.

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Eden's Ground is a floral design boutique in the Ubi area with one of the widest workshop menus around. You can choose fresh-flower hand-tied bouquets or vase arrangements, preserved-and-dried vase arrangements and long-lasting flower domes, or party-style bachelorette and birthday sessions, with add-ons such as botanical room-mist making. Beginners are taught flower preparation, care and the spiral hand-tying technique, and the studio says all flowers, tools and materials are provided. Sessions run roughly 1.5 to 2 hours, take a minimum of two people, and you keep what you make.

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Flowers In Mind is led by floral designer Rachel Chan and offers one of the more varied class lists, from hand bouquets and table arrangements to bridal work, rustic and Korean-style designs, and preserved, dried or artificial flower arrangements. There are single introductory lessons for first-timers, longer courses for those going further, and dedicated children's classes. Workshops run in group or private settings and are pitched from novice to advanced. Tools and flowers are provided at the studio, the site says, and students take home their own finished arrangements.

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Far East Flora Market runs its classes at The Space, a creative venue inside its Clementi centre surrounded by hundreds of varieties of fresh flowers and foliage. Rather than a fixed timetable, sessions are largely seasonal: a walk-in DIY Bloom Bar lets visitors build their own bouquet from freshly cut stems with no experience needed, and festive workshops around the Flower Show, Christmas and Chinese New Year cover pieces such as mini wreaths and miniature trees. It also hosts occasional two-day masterclasses led by visiting international florists for professionals.

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Moon Fleur is a studio specialising in preserved and dried flowers, which last far longer than fresh stems and suit keepsakes and home decor. It runs private, appointment-based classes such as a preserved-flower dome workshop, working one-to-one or with your own small group so beginners get focused guidance. The studio pitches its sessions at couples, friends and company team-bonding, as well as anyone who simply enjoys hands-on crafts, and you craft and keep your own arrangement. It is located in the Ubi area, so contact the studio to arrange a slot.

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