NEW ISSUE
Our September Issue
Welcome to our new edition of Florists’ Review! As always, we strive to provide our readers with the latest trends and insights in the world of floristry.
- The Cultural Code of Cut Flowers
- Regional Wedding Trends
- Autumn Wedding Contest Winners
- Modern and Modular
- Romantic Wedding Centerpiece
- How to Attract and Win High-end Wedding Clients
- New Prescriptions for Rising Health Costs
- Collaboration is Key
- Coming Events and More
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LATEST NEWS
Blooming Innovations Introduces New Hydrangea Variety
Following the four Delphinium varieties launched previously by Blooming Innovations, the company is now also introducing a cut hydrangea which has been bred in-house. Full Article Below Here Source- Floraldaily.com Blooming Innovations Introduces New Hydrangea Variety...
2025 Home Decor Trends
From artisanal glass crafted with cutting-edge techniques to a sophisticated take on the popular fruit trend, discover the must-know wholesale home decor design trends featured in the 2025 Home Collection from Accent Decor. Full Article Below Source: Accent Decor 2025...
Announcing Fitz Inspired Floral Design Retreats
These floral design retreats promise to elevate your craft and fuel your passion for floral design. Don't miss the upcoming retreat in beautiful Tampa Bay in March. Source Fitz Inspired Transform Your Creativity: Announcing Fitz Inspired Floral Design Retreats Fitz...
Valentine’s Day Spending Trends
Last year’s trends offer valuable insights to help florists make the most of 2025 to thrive during one of the year’s most profitable holidays. Full Article Here Source: Rio Roses Valentine’s Day Spending Trends: What the Numbers Mean for Your Floral Business January...
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2022 Florists’ Review Valentine’s Day Design Contest
Valentine's Day is approaching, and we want to share inspiration for the big holiday with our readers.🌹 We’ve created a contest where you can submit photos of your best Valentine's Day floral designs in any or all of the categories: • Rose...
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Parties and Events
Ideas and inspiration for corporate events and party celebrations of all sizes and budgets. …
The Business of (Profitable) Weddings
The business of weddings constantly changes and evolves as new generations of bridal customers emerge, so we asked seven wedding floral specialists from across the U.S. to share how they attract new bridal clients to their businesses, close sales and work with couples...
Sympathy Designs
Florists share the types and styles of designs they’re creating for today’s modern memorial services
Modern Sympathy
The sympathy industry is experiencing rapid and drastic changes, and to survive and thrive in the sympathy flowers segment, you must stay aware of those changes and adapt your business to them. Here’s help.
She wore flowers in her hair and carried magic
She wore flowers in her hair and carried magic secrets in her eyes. My earliest memory of wearing flowers was when I was growing up on our farm in Idaho.
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TRENDS
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DESIGN TUTORIALS
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Festive and Fruity
Flowers and fruits can create delicious compositions; this one has a tropical flavor. Floral design, text and photography by Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD Fresh fruits and/or vegetables always add great textural interest, form and color to floral designs. This analogous-hued...
Magnetic Attraction
Whether worn as a boutonnière or attached to a purse, the versatile flower design is more easily secured to a garment or accessory with magnets. Floral design, text and photos by Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD Sponsored by BoutStix™ Floral Magnets Wearable flowers are such...
Yummy Summer Bouquet
Combining floral ingredients in delicious sorbet hues, Gilberto Espinoza Freihoff creates sumptuous hand-tied bouquet for spring and summer nuptials. Floral design by Gilberto Espinoza Freihoff, Dogwood & Fir; San Diego, Calif. Sinuous and sensual,...
Crown the Graduate
Offer your customers a distinctive option for graduation flower gifts with this innovative mortarboard cap adornment. Floral design, photos and text by Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD Graduations will begin in just a couple of months, and there are many ways to celebrate...
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BUSINESS AND MARKETING
Event Rentals
Diversifying your portfolio of services into the event-rentals segment can offer myriad opportunities for expanding your business and creating additional revenue streams. By Nita Robertson, AIFD Botanica International Design & DĂ©cor Studio Florists can diversify their...
Permanent Botanicals
Tips for marketing, selling, buying and designing with faux flowers and plants—plus a few of the latest trends in this resurging category. By Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD Patience Pickner, AIFD, CFD, PFCI, SDCF Today’s highest quality—and,...
Making Time for Holiday WorkshopsÂ
No time for a break, get yourself geared for a holiday-themed workshop! By Andrew Joseph Although the fall season replaces summer this month, a florist’s work is never done, especially where the anticipation of offering holiday workshops in just a month or two is...
Holiday Feature
By Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD As we enjoy the last weeks of summer, holidays loom right around the corner. It is time to prepare for all the wonderful fall and winter celebrations, secular and religious, including Thanksgiving (Nov. 24), Hanukkah (Dec. 18-26) and...
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CREATIVITY AND EDUCATION
“Best in Blooms” Winner and Finalists
Meet the winner and finalists in the “Certified American Grown” edition of FR’s flower design contest. By Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD Sponsored by Certified American Grown Florists’ Review is delighted to present the winner and finalists in our latest “Best in...
Growing the Houseplant Market: Part 2
FR presents the second in our exclusive three-part series examining the Floral Marketing Fund’s “Consumer Houseplant Purchasing Report 2021.” By Andrew Joseph Coordinated by the Floral Marketing Fund (FMF), the “Consumer Houseplant Purchasing Report 2021”...
Marketing to Gen Z
What you need to know to reach this next generation of consumers. By Andrew Joseph With each succeeding generation thinking it is the cat’s meow, it is important to realize that for your flower business to survive and thrive, you can’t simply have a marketing plan in...
Destination Weddings and Events
Tips for landing exciting design jobs—both big and small—outside of your market area. By Jill Brooke The sun! The sand! The glamour! The creative opportunities! The Instagram moments! Schaffer Designs, Philadelphia, PA Creating the floral décor for a destination...
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