Berlin Flower School is a modern floristry school in Berlin specialising in luxury weddings, floral styling, event floristry, and creative career development. Founded by Julia Gauld-Ritterspach in 2017, the school combines technical floral education with fashion, colour psychology, branding, and visual storytelling. Courses are intentionally limited to only five students at a time, creating a highly personal learning experience with individual mentoring and creative coaching. Students not only learn professional floristry techniques, but also develop portfolios, business knowledge, social media skills, and their own artistic identity. Even after the courses are finished, students continue receiving guidance and business support, creating a long-term international creative community around the school.

Day three of the Florist Stylist Course explored bold floral storytelling through vibrant colour explosions, sculptural installations, and immersive styling. Floral jewellery, headpieces, and oversized shawls blended with layered backgrounds, while pink and orange tones created a striking visual statement inspired by kimono silhouettes and contemporary Chinese fashion.

Teaching floristry is about far more than flowers for me — it is about helping people believe in themselves, discover their creative voice, and pursue their dreams with courage. Watching each student grow throughout the Floral Careers Course is one of the greatest joys and privileges of my work. The final projects of our March 2026 graduates beautifully reflected their personal journeys, showing not only technical skill, but heart, transformation, and authenticity.

Day two of the florist stylist course took place inside the Berlin Flower School, where we created suspended gerbera installations and styled modern floral accessories and jewellery. The shoot explored the tension between the softness of eastern kimono-inspired aesthetics and a contemporary western floral interpretation, resulting in a series of sculptural, atmospheric compositions.

East Meets West — where fashion and floristry intertwine.
A delicate fusion of South Korean and Japanese aesthetics with European floral styling, featuring Clematis, Sweet Peas, Delphinium, and Hydrangea in an ethereal editorial shoot.

This blog post explores the key aesthetic directions and emotional design movements shaping Trend Forecasting 2026. Inspired by fashion, interiors, floral art, architecture and textile culture, the trends reflect a growing desire for beauty, craftsmanship and emotional storytelling. From romantic pink palettes and baroque gold details to layered multicolor patterns and moody petrol contrasts, the forecast highlights how color and texture are becoming more expressive and immersive. Historical references, couture fashion and museum inspirations play an important role throughout the trends. The focus is on creating atmospheres that feel artistic, sensual and emotionally rich.

This International Women’s Day, I’m feeling deeply grateful for all the incredible women I’ve had the chance to support through my Flower School over the years.

Watching women reconnect with their creativity and believe in themselves again has been one of the most meaningful parts of this journey. I truly believe that when women support and uplift each other, something powerful happens.

Here’s to creativity, confidence, and women supporting women. Love Julia

New course for becomimng an expert in funeral flower design.

Shop Window Display with French Students at Pinguindruck

Free valentines Workshop! 8th of February!

Free Floral Tutorial 11th of January 2026.