Hand-Tied Bouquet Workshop
Spiral technique, colour theory and the market logic behind why we buy what we buy. You leave with the bouquet you built.
Learn the spiral on our bench, or hand us a venue and a date. Both start with the same question: what is good at market this week?
Spiral technique, colour theory and the market logic behind why we buy what we buy. You leave with the bouquet you built.
An evening class on a wire frame — foliage, dried seed heads and whatever is left over from the week. Chai and dinner included.
Mehndi installations, stage work, nikkah and walima florals. Begins with a venue visit and a conversation about the palette.
A standing weekly change-out with a named florist, a fixed slot and one invoice a month. Vessels included.
We start at the cold room, looking at what came in and talking about why it costs what it costs. Then everyone takes a bucket to the bench and learns the spiral — badly at first, then properly.
Mehndi backdrops, stage and pankha work, nikkah and walima table florals — and everything that has to survive nine hours under a marquee in May. We handle the flowers, the vessels, the install and the strike, including coming back the next morning to collect it all. Any venue in Lahore, from a farmhouse marquee to a hotel ballroom.
310+
Events styled
800
Largest guest count
7
Years on the bench
01
We walk the marquee or hall, note the light, the ceiling height and how hot it will get by 9pm.
02
A palette, a set of references and an honest number. We tell you what that number can and cannot buy in that month.
03
One full table setting or ceremony piece, built for real, four to six weeks out. Change anything at this stage.
04
We arrive early, build on site, stay until doors, and return the next morning to take it all away.
We reply to every enquiry within one working day. For shaadi season between October and March, book three to four months ahead. For dates inside two weeks, call the atelier instead — it is faster.