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Natural Wreath Making at Nunnery Café

Saturday 5th December 2026 , 11:00am to 1:00pm

Join horticulturalist Larry Olsworth-Peter at Nunnery Café for a natural wreath making workshop this December. In this workshop, you will learn how to make a winter wreath from scratch using sustainably harvested stems and decorations. All materials are provided and you’ll be able to take your winter creation home with you at the end of the session.

Join us in the Nunnery Café for a relaxed and creative natural wreath-making workshop this December.

Under Larry’s expert guidance, you’ll learn how to build a winter wreath from scratch using sustainably harvested willow, stems and seasonal decorations. The informal session will take you through each stage of the process, giving you the skills and confidence to create a unique wreath to enjoy at home throughout the festive season.

All materials are provided, so simply bring yourself and your festive spirit. Enjoy a hot chocolate, speciality coffee and a mince pie from the Nunnery Café while you create. At the end of the workshop, you’ll take home your finished wreath.

No previous experience is required, making this workshop suitable for complete beginners as well as anyone looking to develop their wreath-making skills.

This event will take place at Nunnery Cafe. 181 Bow Road, London, E3 2SJ.

181-183 Bow Road
London, London E3 2SJ United Kingdom
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Larry Olsworth-Peter

Meet the workshop facilitator

Larry Olsworth-Peter is an RHS qualified horticulturalist, community gardener and sustainable craft workshop facilitator at The Royal Parks. He lives locally and has worked with community groups in in the Bow area providing a wide range of traditional craft activities, including wreath making, floristry and willow sculpture weaving.

£50.00 All materials included

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General admission
£50.00