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Original tutorials, design techniques, how-to content, and educational resources to help floral professionals and enthusiasts grow their skills.

Photo by Jeanne Ha, AIFD, CFD, CEJ

Elevate Designs with Faux Botanicals

Discover how going beyond fresh flowers can bring lasting color, texture and seasonal style to a striking autumn centerpiece.
Photo by Vecteezy

Halloween 2026: Unexpected Color Palettes Florists Should Offer

Halloween flowers are moving beyond orange and black as unexpected color combinations bring a fresh, sophisticated twist to October designs.
Photo Courtesy Juniper Flowers

Gifts That Keep on Giving

Corporate opportunities for florists abound during the holidays. Start planning now.
  • Jon Bell
  • August 23, 2026
  • 386 views
  • 4 minute read

Turning What’s in the Field (or Fridge) into Content People Want

Constraints force creativity, and audiences notice the difference between styled-to-death and genuinely considered.
Photo and design by Reliant Ribbon

Elevate Holiday Decor with Designer Ribbon

Designer ribbon stands apart in the details. Rich textures, intricate embroidery, metallic accents and rich, saturated color all contribute to a more polished, finished look.

The Return of Vintage-Inspired Floral Design

Vintage floral design is making a comeback, giving florists fresh ways to blend nostalgia, romance and modern creativity.

Beyond the Kenzan: Exploring Ikebana in the Nageire Style

Ava Kennedy explores the mechanics of Nageire-style Ikebana, showing how simple branches can create structure without a Kenzan.
  • FR Team
  • August 16, 2026
  • 284 views
  • 2 minute read
Daria Bokova

Remarkable Women in Floristry: Daria Bokova

Join us as we celebrate changemakers from around the world in this series of Remarkable Women. This week features luxury floral designer Daria Bokova.
Aline Marin Photography

3 Ways to Dominate Fall Floral Design

Rich jewel tones, moody color palettes, and luxurious textures are redefining what fall—and even Halloween—can look like in floral design.