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The Gateway To The Americas Floral Design Competition 2024
Celebrating Floral Excellence: The Gateway To The Americas International Floral Design Competition 2024 By Nita Robertson AIFD Last week in Panama, floral designers from around the world gathered to compete in the Gateway to the Americas Cup Floral Design Competition....
Principles and Elements of Floral Design
Learning the proper principles, elements, mechanics and techniques to achieve floral design mastery will help you to expand your skills and truly enjoy the artform. Sharon McGukin AIFD, Smithers-Oasis Design Director, shares her knowledge on the foundation of floral...
Georgia Governor Proclaims September Balloon Month
This recognition highlights the joy balloons bring and the significant economic impact of the balloon industry in Georgia and worldwide, achieved with the support of Bob Burton, COO of burton + BURTON® Full press release below Source: burton and Burton Georgia...
Strategies for Marketing Flowers to Gen Z
Here are some innovative strategies to help you connect with this unique generation and grow your floral business. Full Article Here- Source Rio Roses From Petals to Profits: 6 Strategies for Marketing Flowers to Gen Z August 19, 2024 Rio Roses Floral...
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Picture-perfect Weddings 2020
Check out the winners of Florists’ Review’s 21st-annual “Picture Perfect Weddings” contest, get a glimpse all the entries that were submitted.
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How to Create a “Prom Bar”
Entice greater sales with an alluring and interactive display of prom-flower accessories. Floral design, photos and text by Nita Robertson, AIFD, CFD Teenagers throughout North America are planning now for their spring formals and proms, and that means lots of orders for...
Make A Wreath with Eucalyptus and Evergreens!
Create your own beautiful eucalyptus and fresh greens wreath for the season! Not only does it look amazing, but it smells great every time you come and go! Watch here…
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
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BUSINESS AND MARKETING
Getting the Brand Together
Discover the dos and don’ts of how to establish, grow and promote your brand. By Andrew Joseph If we told you there was a way you could establish and grow a relationship between your brand (company) and consumers, how much would you pay? Well, you don’t have to pay anything...
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CREATIVITY AND EDUCATION
Making Time for Holiday Workshops
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 concerned....
3rd Fleurvana Virtual Summit
The theme is ‘sustainability and regeneration in the floral industry’ - battered by COVID. The virtual event is the 3rd ‘Fleurvana Virtual Summit’ with a line-up of 25 floral industry experts from the U.S. and Canada. The three-day event running March 5 -7 is...
Tulips for International Women’s Day
Month-Long Celebration in Honor of International Women’s Day, March 8th New ‘Gather Tulips’ Virtual Tulip Festival March 27th and 28th (February 2021) – Together with their European suppliers of the flower bulbs, Tulip growers in the United States have organized the...
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…
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