Festive Floral Baubles Making at the Francis Hotel
Add a little handmade magic to your Christmas decorations with a festive floral bauble-making workshop at the Francis Hotel in Bath.
Join Sula, founder of Somerset-based floral studio and flower farm Nice Bunch, for a creative evening exploring seasonal foliage, natural materials and beautiful festive designs.
Taking place in the hotel’s cosy snug, Sula will guide guests through making a set of three Christmas floral baubles, sharing expert tips and inspiration for bringing a touch of the countryside into your home this festive season.
Alongside the workshop, guests will enjoy coffee and seasonal petits fours, followed by a seasonal cocktail.
Whether you’re looking for a creative Christmas activity with friends or simply want to make something special for your home, this promises to be a relaxed and enjoyable festive experience.
Event details
Date: Thursday 17 December 2026
Time: 6pm to 8pm
Venue: Francis Hotel, Bath
Price: £55 per person
The price includes the workshop to create three floral baubles, coffee, seasonal petits fours and a seasonal cocktail.
Places are limited, so advance booking is recommended.
Booking and further information:
https://www.francishotel.com/events/
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