Wreath Making Workshop at the Francis Hotel
Get into the festive spirit with a creative afternoon of Christmas wreath-making, seasonal foliage and delicious treats at the Francis Hotel in Bath.
The hotel welcomes Sula, founder of Somerset-based floral studio and flower farm Nice Bunch, who will share her passion for British-grown flowers and guide guests through creating their very own Christmas wreath.
Taking place in the hotel’s cosy snug, this hands-on workshop is a wonderful opportunity to embrace the festive season, learn some floral design techniques and create a beautiful wreath to take home.
Your experience also includes a coffee and seasonal petits fours, followed by a seasonal cocktail.
Whether you’re planning a festive afternoon with friends or simply fancy trying something creative, this promises to be a delightful way to welcome the Christmas season.
Event details
Date: Saturday 21 November 2026
Time: 1pm to 3.30pm
Venue: Francis Hotel, Bath
Price: £80 per person
Places are limited, so advance booking is recommended.
Booking and further information:
https://www.francishotel.com/events/
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