Christmas Wreath Making Workshop

12 December, 2026

10:30 am

- 12:30 pm

Get into the festive spirit and join us at The Eric Liddell Community for a creative and relaxing Christmas Wreath Making Workshop.

Taking place on 12th December from 10.30am–12.30pm, this festive workshop is the perfect opportunity to create your very own beautiful Christmas wreath while enjoying some seasonal treats along the way.

All equipment and materials needed to make your wreath are included in the ticket price, so simply bring your creativity and enjoy a lovely festive morning with us.

📅 Date: 12th December
⏰ Time: 10.30am–12.30pm
📍 Location: The Eric Liddell Community
🎟️ Tickets: £50 per person, including all wreath-making equipment and festive treats

Spaces are limited, so please reserve your place as soon as possible to avoid missing out.

To book your ticket, email Lynda at hayl@ericliddell.org.

We look forward to welcoming you for a wonderful morning of festive creativity! 🎄

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