After completing a BA Business degree and working in the business world for 4 years, I decided that I needed to let my creative side out. I’d always loved flowers and thought that a new floristry career would enable me to utilise my creative flair. 
Before jumping in head first, I signed up to a floristry night class. I loved it! I was hooked! So I took the big step and decided to go back to college and retrain as a florist. I was lucky enough to find part-time work at a florist whilst I completed the NPTC L2 Diploma in floristry.
I was overwhelmed when I gained a distinction for this course and won ‘class student of the year’. So with this renewed confidence I decided to embark upon the Foundation Floristry Design degree which I've just about completed after three years of hard studying and playing with flowers. 
I pride myself on perfection and attention to detail. I can’t wait to see what the future holds. Hopefully I’ll have my own floristry business!
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| A picture of me with the floral dress I made for the 'Vintage' themed tea party, May 2013. | 
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| Using the 'wax pot' to decorate the Hydrangea is so much fun! | 
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| I recently created these vibrant centre pieces for a function at Beverley Race Course. Using ideas that I had learnt from my degree, I covered old beer bottles with coloured wool and filled with an assortment of fabulous flowers. | 
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| Me being creative at college with some hay! | 
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| Me at Autumn Harrogate Show 2011 - 3rd Place!! | 
 
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