Where should I begin my flower arrangement?
Judith Blacklock is the author of nine bestselling books on floral design, has taught worldwide and has arranged the flowers at Kensington Palace on a regular basis. She has designed and arranged medal winning exhibits at the Chelsea Flower Show and has created arrangements for the Royal Family, the Prime Minister and many famous celebrities. She also acts as consultant to many companies such as Topshop, Channel 4 and BT providing training and team building.
She is the owner and founder of the Judith Blacklock Flower School which is the only private flower arranging and floristry school in the UK which is accredited by the British Accreditation Council for achieving the high standards required by this organisation.
"Before you start, really think about where you want to position your flowers and the mood you're trying to evoke. If it's a grand room with high ceilings, a lone rose in a slender bottle will be swamped; while a huge stone urn with billowing hydrangeas and foliage would overpower a table laid for a simple lunch. This may sound obvious, but one of the most common mistakes is to ignore scale and proportion. "
Judith Blacklock
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