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Christmas Wreath Workshop
Saturday 2nd December 2023
2.00pm – 6:00pm (2pm – 3.30pm + 4.30pm – 6pm)
Join us at The Widgeon Theatre Boat on Saturday 2nd December for our Christmas Wreath Workshop, hosted by Phillip Corps.
Phillip Corps is an Art Director / Florist whose works include Call the Midwife, Casual Vacancy, Bridgerton and has been seen in Ok Magazine, The Sunday Telegraph, The Flower Arranger Magazine, Asiana Wedding Magazine, Wedding Ideas Magazine, Coco Wedding Venue, the Metro and also on Radio Four!
The workshop includes learning to make a fantastic Christmas Wreath that you will be able take home, and enjoy a hot drink of your choosing such as hot chocolate or mulled wine. The stove will be on and we will be open from Midday so come along to have some fun and get into the festive spirit!
We have two time slots on the day, lasting 1.5 hours each. 2pm to 3.30pm and the next one is 4.30pm to 6pm.
Places are limited to 24 spaces per workshop so book quickly to avoid disappointment and missing out on a one off chance to learn how to make a professional Christmas Wreath with Philip Corp.
The Widgeon Theatre Boat will be moored at Regents Canal, Towpath. Kings Cross. London by York Way N1C 4 LW.
If you need any special assistance on the day or would like to know more, you can send an email to onthebill@widgeontheatreboat.com and we will get back to you ASAP.
PHILLIP CORPS
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In his own words….
Hello!
I didn’t mean to become a florist, it just happened. My mother is a florist so I feel I absorbed my love of all things floral through her. I spent much of my childhood in her flower shop in the Northamptonshire where I am from.
I studied sculpture at Plymouth Art College, then after that, through a chance meeting ended up working for a florist in London. I branched out on my own to originally set up business in Cornwall.
You can often find me in the Southwest, but mainly in London. However I travel wherever the work takes me.
My job is to create and I see creativity as such a positive force. I love people and being a florist connects me with people. That’s the best thing about my job – people.
Every job I undertake deals with bringing to life floral dreams using feelings and emotions, be it weddings, funerals, corporate or film and television, I just love it.