Students Are Blooming In April 5th Professional Floral Design Course Offered By Rittners Floral School In Boston

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 17, 2010 -- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Rittners School of Floral Design in Boston, MA. is offering a Special Concentrated Course in Floral Designing for those seeking floral art skills. This course will be offered starting April 5th and running until May 7th.

Rittners Floral School’s Concentrated Course is definitely a hands-on workshop where students use flowers, containers, supplies and materials at each class session and take home all of their completed floral art.

Rittners has a reputation for giving great value. The Concentrated Floral Design Course assumes no prior background, but covers a variety of designing styles and techniques, Students receive detailed instruction in such areas as vase arrangements, bridal designs, flowers to wear, flower novelties and more. A nice mix of both classical and contemporary floral design skills are mastered.

Rittners Floral School has been offering floral designing courses for over sixty years and attracts folks from all over the country as well as from overseas to its location in Boston. Students are attracted by both the excellence of the courses as well as by the school’s location in one of the nicest residential neighborhoods of Boston.

The benefits of learning floral design are many. Research has indicated that flowers and floral products have real health benefits. They can help reduce anxiety and make people feel happy.

According To Dr. Rittner, “People take our course to relax, reduce stress and have some R&R. But the added benefit of taking a course that provides professional level skills is that one also gains a backup career, a means of moonlighting for additional income, or an additional career path in a time of economic uncertainty." Dr. Rittner comments, “There is no better way to reduce anxiety then relaxing and enjoying the process of designing with lovely flowers, and also knowing that you are learning a very practical, potentially money making art form."


For more information contact Dr. Stephen Rittner, Rittners School of Floral Design, 345 Marlborough St, Boston, MA., 02115 at 617-267-3824. His email address is stevrt@tiac.net. The school's website is www.floralschool.com

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