Wreath-Making Workshop (Saturday)

Ring in the Holiday Season with a Wreath-Making Workshop at Gamble Garden! Step into the spirit of the season with a hands-on wreath-making class. Under the guidance of floral designer Katherine Glazier, you will learn how to craft a beautiful, one-of-a-kind evergreen wreath ideal for welcoming guests at your front door or to use as a stunning centerpiece for your holiday table. We’ll provide everything you need, from fragrant boughs to festive embellishments like pinecones and ribbons. Bring along your own garden finds or cherished trimmings from home to give your wreath a special touch. All materials provided. Please bring your own pair of sturdy floral clippers for cutting branches. This class is suitable for adults and teens. Registration closes on Monday, December 7 to allow time for supply preparation. Please bring your floral clippers. Flowers and other materials are included. Price $148 Members (Use code IRIS) / $185 Non-members Gamble Garden members enjoy a 20% discount! Members, enter promotion code IRIS at checkout to receive your discount. Registration lists are checked with member lists. You may be asked to confirm your membership in a follow up email. Terms & Conditions All sales final. No refunds. Gamble Garden reserves the right to cancel this class due to low enrollment. A full refund will be issue in the event of cancellation by Gamble Garden. By registering, participants agree to Gamble Garden’s full Terms and Conditions. Thank you for supporting Gamble Garden. Instructor Bio Katherine Glazier is an instructor and floral arranger at Gamble Garden, and she co-led the floral design program at Filoli for eight years. She holds a European Master Certification (EMC) and a Teacher’s Diploma in the Sogetsu school of Ikebana. Katherine exhibits at Bouquets to Art at the deYoung Museum, and she conducts public floral demonstrations. Seasonal and locally grown material, with an emphasis on the beauty of California floriculture, is showcased in her designs. She also enjoys incorporating eastern and western design philosophies in her work.