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The Academy of Floral Art
I had the pleasure of meeting Amanda Randell from The Academy of Floral Art last week. A member of the British Florist Association, she is a British Master Florist creating bespoke floral designs for any event – as well as teaching both professional and recreational floristry for the Academy of Floral Art in Exeter.
Here is some of Amanda’s work and her use of twool to create the most beautiful displays
Over the weekend Amanda created this gorgeous wedding bouquet and buttonholes. And what weather for a wedding! The bouquet makes the most of the last of the spring flowers all bound up beautifully with twool
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