Join us this festive season for our annual Christmas Wreath Making Workshop at the Left Bank Village hosted by Georgina’s Flowers!
Start the festive season right, and create your own beautiful festive wreath for your door, made with homegrown foliage and flowers from Georgina’s own garden!
Hosted in our beautiful venue, Upstairs in De Koffie Pot – enjoy the glow of the open fire with a background of festive music as you craft your Christmas Wreath under the instruction of Georgina!
On arrival, enjoy a mince pie, and a glass of Mulled Wine before beginning your detailed workshop experience! Perfect for groups, small gatherings, or solo bookings – the relaxed environment is perfect to learn a new skill, and to socialise with fellow attendees!
Additionally, with refreshments served from our bars and kitchens all day long, we have something for everyone at De Koffie Pot! Join us first thing for our Breakfast Service to start your day in style, or sample our Daytime Menu, served from midday! In addition, there’s no need to leave your seat at with our Order & Pay App – we bring all refreshments straight to your table, so you won’t miss anything!
Your Ticket includes one 14 inch wreath, mince pies and a glass of mulled wine.
Meet Georgina –
https://www.georginasflowers.com/
My classic cottage garden has a rich family history and is the inspiration for my business. I have a lifelong passion, inherited from my mother. This has evolved into a business creating bespoke arrangements for every special occasion.
I now run my small business based at my home in Rochford, Tenbury Wells. Here I design fresh floral arrangements from flowers sustainably sourced from my country garden.
Some of my favourite plants include Magnolia and Camellia. Narcissi are also ones that I love, and are a flower we have had in the gardens for fifty years.
Book your tickets today to the Christmas Wreath Making Workshop with Georgina’s Flowers!
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