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What is the difference between choosing a floral event designer versus a florist?
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The biggest difference between a floral designer and a florist is that floral designers procure and design specifically for a client, choosing products from many resources; and is not limited to current inventory on hand, the way a florist would keep
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Can a guy become a floral designer or florist? Is it a taboo?
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Of course you can! I am a floral designer and work with straight men who are very talented. My boyfriend likes to come into the shop I work at sometimes and make an arrangement or two, says it is relaxing to him. Of course he does not have to answer
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Do I have to work in a flower shop while I follow a floral art course of VBW (Dutch Florist Association)?
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No, this is not compulsory. Of course it is advisable to gain as much experience in the profession as possible. It will also lead to better results.
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Why is working with The Grower's Box better than working with my local florist or other floral providers?
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The Grower's Box is a direct flower importer, meaning the products you receive come direct from the farm to you. Our products are never brokered or warehoused! Each order is individually processed and packed at the farm level according to your specif
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Why should I make Griffin's Floral & Event Design my florist and Decor company of choice?
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QUALITY, UNIQUENESS, EXPERTISE!!! Our pledge and promise to you is quality customer service, truly unique floral artistry, fair pricing, and 100% satisfaction. We will strive to meet the budget of every bride that requests our services while creating
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What is the salary range for a floral designer and a shop owner?
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It can widely vary. Depends on what part of the country you are in and the volume of business you are doing. For owners I would guess the salary ranges from $50,000 to $75,000 for an average-size shop. For employees it depends on their productivity.
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What Do Flowers Mean"
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Just as a Well Educated Florist is an indispensable asset, so is an educated consumer. Towards this end, Thrive has decided to start to publish their experience with flowers with a focus on seasonal availability, colors, sizes and varieties. When the
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How Can I Become a Florist?
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You want a business degree. You want to study accounting, finance, management, human resources, e-business, logistics, business law, insurance, stuff like that. In the meantime find a good florist that will give you some hours. Start at the bottom an
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