Christmas at the Castle Workshop
Christmas at the Castle Workshop
We're going all out this Christmas with a new workshop for this year - 'Christmas at the Castle'. A longer and intensively creative version of our best-selling wreath making workshops, this luxury workshop is the ultimate Christmas treat. The fires will be roaring, the lights twinkling and the decorations ready for your arrival.
You will learn multiple skills and have hands on experience making garlands, decorate staircases and mantlepieces around the castle. My easy and sustainable techniques can be used to decorate both the inside and the outside of your own home for any occasion (not just Christmas!). You will also make a stunning Christmas table centre piece which you'll take home with you, including a pillar candle. We will also be serving a light lunch, with festive drinks or tea / coffee. This workshop will be around 4 hours.
You will work both alone for some parts of the workshop and also with a partner on the larger designs, and there will be a few of the Wild & Fabulous girls there to help. This is a real opportunity to both learn invaluable skills and really get into the Christmas spirit!
Date: Saturday 7th December, 10am-2pm
(click 'select a time' button above to book online!)
Workshop Includes:
- 4 hour workshop at Llandough Castle, Cowbridge
- Multiple in-depth tutorials from Rhian and the team on how we create our seasonal show-stopping displays
- Using a generous selection of seasonal foliage and decoration to create the displays including your Christmas centrepiece, including luxury ribbons and pillar candles
- We will be serving a light lunch and various drinks
Please arrive shortly before the workshop begins, so you can remove your coat and get comfortable! Around 5-10 minutes should do.
There is parking on site, however this is private parking for the house so it is limited - if you're coming with friends please arrive together where possible. The house is in a very small village, with narrow winding lanes, so please drive carefully.