Celebrity Floral Designer Maurice Harris Teaches MasterClass On Flower Arranging

Now you can learn how to craft stunning floral arrangements thanks to the new MasterClass from celebrity floral designer Maurice Harris.

Just in time for the holiday season, Harris launched a MasterClass aimed at teaching the art of impressive floral designs for centerpieces, décor and more. In just 30 days, students can learn how to become their own floral artist by the floral designer to the stars.

From Beyonce music videos to clients like fashion powerhouse Gucci, Harris’s skills with flowers have positioned him as the go-to source for all things floral.

“Flowers are a magical gift the world has given us, and I love their power to bring joy, bring life and bring healing to other people,” Harris said.

“In my session, I will share practical tips and tricks and hands-on assignments to help members create floral arrangements that will help cultivate their own creativity and express their vision with flowers.”

As part of MaterClass Sessions, Harris will walk members through the essential tips for picking, processing and arranging flowers, as well as how to consider color, texture and dimension in every design. The new class is one of the first to offer an in-depth immersive experience into floral design along with time-bound modules and takeaways included as part of the subscription.

In each session, Harris offers step-by-step guidance and motivational coaching through his principles for creating remarkable floral arrangements. With a focus on teaching members how to tap into their own creativity to bring their floral designs to life.

“Maurice has built a career breaking boundaries in flower design with his work being featured in Vogue, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Beyoncé’s Black Is King,” said David Rogier, CEO of MasterClass.

“In his session, he will offer hands-on guidance for creating several types of floral arrangements, from bouquets to seasonal wreaths, helping members express their personal vision of beauty through flowers and come away with five of their own custom creations.”