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LATEST NEWS
Proflora Returns to Bogotá, Colombia, October 1-3
Save the date for the Proflora Flower Trade show happening October 1-3, 2025, in Bogota, Colombia. Source: Proflora Save the Date: Proflora 2025 Returns to Bogotá, Colombia, October 1-3 Mark your calendars and get ready for one of the most vibrant and internationally...
The Ultimate Eucalyptus Guide
Mayesh has created a free downloadable guide for florists on Eucalyptus. Download yours today! Full Article Here Source Mayesh Your Ultimate Eucalyptus Guide Is Here! Looking to take the guesswork out of working with eucalyptus? Whether you’re designing garlands,...
Native Blooms: Growers & Exporters
Explore the story of Native Blooms, a distinguished flower farm based in Ecuador. Renowned for its commitment to sustainability, innovation, and exceptional floral quality, Native Blooms brings the beauty of Ecuadorian blooms to customers around the world. Full...
Continental Floral Greens & Kendall Farms Announce Partnership
Continental Floral Greens (CFG) and Kendall Farms are proud to announce a new strategic partnership that unites two industry leaders in U.S.–grown floral and foliage production. Source: Calflowers Press Release California‑Based collaboration will increase...
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Enter FR’s Show Your Pride Contest
As we begin to celebrate and recognize the contributions of LGBTQ+ community and their culture, we have decided to host a design contest to spread love through flowers. Each June presents us with an opportunity to grow as individuals, professionals, and allies....
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FEATURES
2020-2021 American Floral Trends Forecast
Exciting new Floral Trends for 2020-2021 from eight of North America’s leading floral design artists. See holiday and seasonal interpretations of four trends, with the latest colors and styles applied. Read more…
Sympathy Reimagined
With strict limitations in place as a result of COVID-19, the sympathy flower business has changed dramatically. Gone are the days of large church services, gravesite gatherings or celebrations of life. They’re now replaced, largely, by Learn More…
Creative Colaboration
With millions of florists and wedding vendors facing debilitating business losses, the creatives you’re about to meet opted to band together, rather than struggle alone, and forge their own unique collaborations.
The Year of the Pivot
“Pivot” will be one of the words many of us will associate with the year 2020. As the world changed very quickly in March due to COVID-19, floral designers who specialize
Small & Intimate
While weddings and events are postponed, we are looking ahead to how these future occasions may look – and once they arrive, irrespective of their size,
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TRENDS
The Rise of Yellow
Move over millennial pink; Gen Z yellow is poised to be one of the top five trend colors for 2020. Winter weddings offer floral designers an opportunity to create a special romantic aesthetic unlike that of any other season. And green foliage.
The American Floral Trends Forecast – Holiday Trends
The American Floral Trends Forecast: As you turn your attention to holiday planning and preparation, Florists’ Review is pleased to present the “The American Floral Trends Forecast 2018- 2019: Holiday Interpretations.”
Well, Well, Well
The trends of wellness, well-being and self-care provide promotional and sales opportunities for flowers and plants. Watch 2019 Trend: WELLNESS
Target Millennials with Social Media
Learn how to use social media to win over young customers for life. No one can deny the power of...
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FLORIST SPOTLIGHT
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Instagrammer Of The Month
When Florence Kennedy started using Instagram a little more than six years ago, she did so for one simple reason: “Mainly to spam friends with photos of my dog,” she says.
Solabee Flowers & Botanicals
Two beautiful stores rise from the ashes of 2008’s Great Recession. In 2008, Solabee’s co-owner, Sarah Helmstetter, and I had both been managing floral departments in two different locations. The financial crisis hit, and within three months, our floral departments had lost 60 percent of business. It was a blood bath. I took a layoff option and set out to find work, which wasn’t there. Sarah and I teamed up to help each other.
Question of the Month
How big of a trend is “floral couture” in your shop and among your customers? If you sell “wearable florals,” what items are the most popular? Or is this trend something that we, as florists, are just entertaining ourselves with?
DESIGN TUTORIALS
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Lush Spring Tablescape
An unpretentious but verdant composite centerpiece with a spring spirit Floral design, photography and text by Cara Fitch Trille Floral Rothesay, N.B., Canada Presented by Rosaprima When I saw these stunning varieties of roses and Ranunculus from Rosaprima, I decided to design...
Dynamic New Convention Design
With its dramatic vertical and horizontal planes, this design style generates arrangements that can be not only exciting and distinctive but also budget friendly yet profitable. Floral design, photography and text by Mike Hollenbeck, AIFD, CFD from Floral Artistry ...
Hand-tied Bouquet for Valentine’s Day
There are a great many novelty varieties of carnations and spray carnations on the market today, and this design will reignite interest in these beloved, fragrant and long-lasting flowers. Floral design, photos, video and text by Beth O’Reilly, AIFD, CFD, TMF...
Sublime Succulent Wearables
Quick and easy techniques for creating dramatic botanical earrings, bracelets and hair combs. Floral design, photos and text by Toni Sicola Succulents for Hire Moab, Utah I love creating wearables with succulents because they can withstand so much. Succulents are...
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BUSINESS AND MARKETING
Mastering Floral Contracts
Secure Your Business’s Future By True Client Pro Why Contracts are Essential for Florists Contracts are essential for florists; they are the unseen heroes that protect both florists and their clients. While creating stunning arrangements is your passion, well-crafted contracts...
Email Marketing Guide
Some consider it low-tech, but if it works (and it does—still), who cares? By Andrew Joseph Some people, when considering ways to market their flower enterprises, are old school—newspapers, magazines, billboards, fliers and pamphlets while others believe the more...
The Perils and Pleasures of Transporting Flowers
Tips for getting your designs to their destinations safely and easily. By Jill Brooke Ask any florist the best part of his or her job, and the answer will be the same. It’s that time composing an arrangement and producing a symphony of color with lush roses, perky...
The Day in the Life of a Studio Florist
Studio florists typically work out of nonretail spaces, often outfitted for large-scale wedding and event design. Clients are served via online, telephone or in person by appointment. The majority of studio florists design for weddings, parties, corporate events and...
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CREATIVITY AND EDUCATION
Valentine’s Day Inspiration
By Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD For the upcoming Valentine’s Day, which, in 2024, will be on a Wednesday, we want to help inspire you to develop artistic unique designs that appeal to your customer base while giving that wow factor. For Florists' Reviews 2023 Valentine's Day...
SAF Held its 137th Annual Convention in Orlando
By Nita Robertson AIFD, CFD SAF held its 137th annual convention in Orlando, Florida, from September 6th-8th. This annual event brings together all segments of the floral industry with in-person networking, keynote speakers, educational sessions, a Supplier Expo, and...
2022 “Garden Rose Design Contest” Winners
Meet the winners of Alexandra Farms’ fifth-annual garden rose design. For the fifth consecutive year, Alexandra Farms—the premier grower of premium garden roses in the world—hosted its highly anticipated “Garden Rose Design Contest.” This annual event invites...
Trends in Decorative Accessories
A look at what’s hot in 2022 in the world of home accents—trends that impact not only your giftware buying but also your floral design styling. By Andrew Joseph Accents. We’re not talking about twangs and drawls or whatever one calls the older Boston voice; no, we’re...
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