Create your own personal Christmas wreath at Hillsborough Castle and Gardens
Create your own handmade door wreath this Christmas at Hillsborough Castle using fresh foliage from the royal gardens.
Guided by the talented and experienced hands of Lorna Brownlee, our resident florist, let your creative juices flow in this cosy, intimate session. All the festive foliage including spruces, ivy and holly berries will be plucked from our royal gardens and will fill the workshop space with the scents of the season.
A wonderful way to bring the festive spirit to your home and learn skills you can continue to use for years to come.
When
06 and 07 December 2024
10:30 and 14:00Ticketing information
Adult: £55.00
Members: £45.00
Sold out for 07 December.
Separate ticket (advance booking required)
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