What is included in the workshop?

All materials are included: a 15cm heart-shaped vine wreath, preserved and dried flowers, greenery, ribbons, and basic floristry equipment, plus refreshments and a sweet treat.

Do I need prior floristry experience?

No. The class is designed for beginners and experienced makers alike, with instructor guidance and step-by-step demonstrations.

Where exactly is the class located?

The workshop is held at Debbie Bryan in Nottingham City Centre at St Peter's Gate, Nottingham NG1 2JG, UK.

Is the venue accessible?

The venue is wheelchair-accessible if notified in advance; check the booking page or contact the host for specific accessibility needs.

Age requirements are not specified in the listing; if you plan to attend with a child, check the booking page or contact the host to confirm suitability.

How should I care for my wreath at home?

Keep the wreath away from damp and direct sunlight, avoid heavy handling to reduce petal loss, and refresh with seasonal ribbons or sprigs as needed.

Valentine's Heart Wreath Workshop at Debbie Bryan in Nottingham City Centre | Workshop | Eco Tour

On Sunday 15th February 2026, take two hours in the heart of Nottingham to slow down and make something by hand: the Valentine's Day Heart Wreath workshop at Debbie Bryan in Nottingham City Centre, held at St Peter's Gate, Nottingham NG1 2JG, UK. From 11am–1pm this small-group class guides makers of all levels through assembling a 15cm vine heart with preserved and dried flowers, seasonal foliage, ribbons and decorative accents. All materials are provided along with floristry equipment, refreshments, and a sweet treat to enjoy while you work. The studio occupies a bright ground-floor classroom where laughter and concentration share the same table. Instructor-led demonstrations break the process into approachable steps: wiring the vine form, arranging focal blooms, tucking in sprigs of preserved greenery, and finishing with a ribbon bow. Beginners leave with a tidy, display-ready wreath; experienced makers can experiment with texture, asymmetric layouts, and colour palettes. The 15cm heart size makes the finished piece ideal for doors, mantel displays, or as a thoughtful handmade gift. This workshop is more than a craft lesson; it’s a city-centre pause that complements outdoor days exploring nearby parks and historic streets. Nottingham’s long relationship with textiles and decorative trade gives the class a quietly fitting context—the act of making here echoes a local tradition of handwork and material reuse. Organizers emphasize seasonal British foliage and preserved florals, so each wreath carries a small local footprint. Practical details matter: arrive a few minutes early to settle in, and wear comfortable clothes that can handle a bit of dried sap or dust. The session is suitable for individuals, friends, or couples seeking a date activity. Group sizes are kept intimate to allow one-on-one guidance; the instructor adapts difficulty and design options so participants of mixed skill levels all leave satisfied. Why book this specific class? It’s intentionally simple, fast, and generous—everything you need to complete an attractive, long-lasting decoration is included, and you’ll learn techniques transferable to seasonal projects at home. The social element is genuine: makers trade tips, ribbon choices, and small design critiques over tea. For visitors to Nottingham looking for an indoor craft complement to outdoor adventures, the workshop at Debbie Bryan is an accessible, memorable stop that produces a lasting souvenir made with your own hands. Participants also learn basic preservation and aftercare: keep the wreath away from damp or direct sunlight to preserve colour, and avoid heavy handling to prevent petal loss. Wreaths can be refreshed later with foraged sprigs or seasonal ribbons, extending their life across holidays. The venue is wheelchair-accessible if notified in advance; check the booking page for accessibility details and any dietary notes for the refreshments provided. Spaces are limited, so book early to secure.

About Debbie Bryan

Debbie Bryan is a Nottingham-based creative studio and tea room specialising in hands-on craft workshops, knitting classes, and curated afternoon tea experiences. Located in the Lace Market district, the venue hosts a wide range of sessions for adults, teens and children, including knitting workshops (Intarsia, Gansey, Fair Isle, beginners), seasonal craft of the month sessions, plate and glass painting, wreath making, embroidery, candle painting, and clay play. Many sessions are led by experienced tutors and visiting specialists, including award-winning knitwear designer Tanya for advanced knitting workshops. The team at Debbie Bryan provides all materials, step-by-step instruction and a relaxed, social environment suitable for beginners through advanced makers. The on-site tea room offers more than twenty specialty teas alongside freshly prepared sandwiches, scones and cakes, and table reservations can be credited towards food and drink.

Regular seasonal offerings and themed events — such as Christmas wreath-making and monthly craft features — ensure a varied calendar for visitors and gift-bookings. The business emphasises careful preparation, small group sizes and a focus on craftsmanship to help attendees complete a memorable handmade keepsake. Debbie Bryan operates public craft sessions, private group bookings and children’s crafternoons designed for family-friendly creativity. The combination of practical tuition, hospitality and a central Nottingham location makes Debbie Bryan a reliable choice for those seeking creative days out, skill-building workshops, and memorable afternoon tea experiences. Bookings are available online and as gift vouchers, and the venue accommodates both individual learners and bespoke private events for groups of varied sizes comfortably.