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We are looking for creative, enthusiastic experienced Part-Time Florists to join our team in Nine Elms, London. The successful candidates will have a genuine passion for fresh cut flowers, floral design, and exceptional customer service. You will be responsible for preparing beautiful hand-tied bouquets and arrangements.
Key Responsibilities
- Creating fresh, attractive bouquets and floral arrangements
- Preparing and conditioning fresh cut flowers
- Caring for flowers and ensuring high-quality presentation
- Selecting and preparing flowers according to customer requirements
- Serving customers in a friendly and professional manner
- Taking orders and providing advice on flower choices and arrangements
- Maintaining a clean, organised, and presentable workspace
- Helping with flower deliveries, stock, and general shop duties when required
- Supporting seasonal and special-event orders
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About You
We are looking for someone who:
- Has previous floristry experience, ideally working with fresh cut flowers
- Has good knowledge of flower varieties, conditioning, and care
- Has a creative eye and attention to detail
- Can produce high-quality bouquets efficiently
- Enjoys working with customers and providing excellent service
- Is reliable, organised, and able to work independently
- Is comfortable working in a busy environment
- Has a positive can-do attitude and genuine passion for flowers


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Floristry qualifications are welcome but practical experience and creativity are equally important.
What We Offer
- Part-time hours with flexibility
- Competitive pay based on experience
- A friendly and creative working environment
- The opportunity to work with beautiful fresh flowers every day
- Potential for additional hours during busy periods and seasonal occasions
Qualifications
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Location
Nine Elms, London
Hours
- 9:30am - 1pm
- Or
- 1pm - 5:30pm
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