Floral Design Summer Intensive
Fast-track your floral training.
The Floral Design Certificate Program at NYBG offers the most in-depth training in the region, covering every aspect of this creative art. We’ll help you develop your own aesthetic, master the mechanics for any arrangement, and gain practical business skills, so you graduate client-ready.
In just five weeks, you can complete all classroom credits toward the NYBG Certificate, so you can get started on your internship requirement ASAP. Working one-on-one with floral design professionals, you’ll create dozens of arrangements in diverse styles for many different occasions. This concentrated program focuses on real-world situations, and includes a trip to New York’s flower district. Let this be the summer you jump-start your career in Floral Design!
Classes:
Fundamentals of Form
Fundamentals of Style
Wedding Design I: Personals
Wedding Design II: Ceremony & Reception
Color Theory for Floral Design
Flower ID from A to Z
Interior Plantscapes
Modern Sympathy Designs
Shopping the New York Flower Market
Grand-Scale Arrangements
Event Planning for the Floral Designer
Four Specialty Electives
Schedule:
Dates and times to be announced in March 2025.
Orientation:
An orientation for all Summer Intensive students will be held on the first day of the program, Monday July 8 at 9 am. This orientation will include a presentation in Ross Hall followed by expert-led tours of the LuEsther T. Mertz Library and The William & Lynda Steere Herbarium, and opportunities to connect with program coordinators.
Tuition:
$7,240 (Member) / $8,045 (Non-Member)
A $1,995 non-refundable deposit is due at registration.
Tuition includes all flowers, supplies, books, and a complete set of tools.
An optional payment schedule is available if requested. No refunds after June 24.
You now have the option to register for the entire Summer Intensive program or sign up for select classes individually, allowing you to continue your Certificate at your own pace.
Questions about the intensive? Email ContinuingEd@nybg.org