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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
Expo Flor Ecuador 2024
By Nita Robertson AIFD From October 8 through 10, 2024, the vibrant city of Quito will transform into a floral paradise as it hosts this year’s Expo Flor Ecuador. Renowned for its rich diversity of stunning flowers and commitment to sustainability, this event is much...
AIFD Blooms Over Orlando
Repurposing Symposium Flowers to Brighten the Day of Local Residents By Nita Robertson AIFD Orlando, FL – The American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD) has once again demonstrated its commitment to community and compassion through its annual “Blooms Over”...
Gateway to the Americas International Floral Competition
By Nita Robertson AIFD Gus & Deborah De La Flor and MVC Flowers & Events will host the best floral designers in the world as they compete for the prestigious Gateway To The Americas Cup in beautiful Panama. The Gateway to the Americas International Floral...
Florabundance Celebrates 30 Years
Florabundance, a leading wholesale flower distributor, proudly announces its 30th anniversary with a community-focused celebration featuring large outdoor floral installations. The event, titled "Petals of Appreciation” will take place in high foot traffic...
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Grandmas as flower girls and other inspired ideas from favorite Dallas weddings
Julia Bunch Fearis and Galen Fearis asked their grandmothers, who are longtime friends, to serve as flower girls. Photo by Rebecca Chesney The Bubble Tap Trailer greeted guests at LeeAnne Locken and Rich Emberlin's wedding reception. Photo by Jennefer Wilson An...
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Heart’s Delight
Creative craftiness elevates the appeal of the quick-to-produce and easy-to-deliver Valentine’s Day arrangement. Floral design, text and photos by Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD Inspired by the holiday of love, I wanted to create a fun design that has lots of consumer appeal yet is...
Classic Armature Arrangement
For this modern compact vase arrangement, floral designer @Erik Witcraft, AIFD, CFD, designed a wire armature that is both decorative and functional: It adds a touch of glamour to the composition while supporting the placement of the flowers’ stems. Learn More…
Happy Holidays from Oasis Floral Products | Kevin Ylvisaker
Happy Holidays from Oasis Floral Products | Kevin Ylvisaker
Winter Wedding Bouquet
Garden roses and textural accents are on-trend for winter weddings. Beginning with luxurious garden roses. This armature based hand-tie bouquet is sure to be a favorite!
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BUSINESS AND MARKETING
The Point of Point-of-Sale Systems
Having a POS system specific to your flower shop can help you save and make money while building customer satisfaction. By Andrew Joseph At one time, a point-of-sale (POS) system referred to the cash register within a retail shop. So, by that definition, pretty much every...
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CREATIVITY AND EDUCATION
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 much more....
KOREAN COCOJI
In Korea, traditional flower arranging—Cocoji—is reflective of the Korean people’s nature and artistic aesthetic. Learn this intricate, yet simple floral design and discover the history of this 2,000 year old art form here…
Prep for Success in 2021
As we enter the new year, we need to bring forth the same optimism and energy that was required during the spring and summer months of 2020. Read where to put your energy to maximize sales during this season…
Flowers for the Generations
Life’s celebrations usually include flowers, and this tradition continues with the younger generations, but in different ways. Read how each generation views their shopping experiences, how they select flowers and how they educate themselves here…
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