Friday, March 14th, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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9:30 AM - 3:00 PM
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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2025 Lotus Cup Competition- Friday, 8:30am - 12:00pm
The contest will be held on Friday, March 14, 2025
2025 Lotus Cup Competition March 14, 2025 from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm. The entry fee is $195.00 and includes one dinner ticket to the Banquet/Awards dinner on Saturday March 15, 2025. It must be received by March 5, 2025. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE PERMITTED.
Contest Description:
Contestants will be given 3 hours to complete 3 designs on-site. The three design categories will be: Wedding, Sympathy, and Surprise Package. The designer with the top combined score will become the 2025 Lotus Cup Winner.
Prizes:
Certificates and ribbons will be given to first place in each category.
Designer of the Year:
• First Place Overall Winner receives a certificate and the beautiful Lotus Cup trophy to keep. In addition, the winner will receive $500.00 total toward registration and travel to represent Illinois State at the 2025 Sylvia Cup at the Society of American Florists Annual Convention. Travel, hotel and any remaining registration fees will be at the designer’s expense.
• First Runner-Up Overall receives a certificate and second place ribbon.
• Second Runner-Up Overall receives a certificate and a third place ribbon.
If the Lotus Cup winner is unable to fulfill their responsibilities, the responsibilities will be fulfilled by the first runner-up or second runner-up, in that order.
Rules:
1. ENTRY: Contest is open to any active florist within the floral industry. Employees or family members of the Lotus Cup Chairperson are ineligible to compete. Individuals are not eligible to compete within 1 year of winning the Lotus Cup.
2. Contestants must preregister for the competition by March 1, 2025.
3. Contestants must report to the Lotus Cup Chairperson 30 MINUTES BEFORE the start of the contest for a required briefing and instructions. At this briefing, each contestant will draw a sealed envelope containing three identification numbers selected at random, one number for each design category. At 8:30 AM, the designers will be allowed into the design room and will have one hour to check the materials provided and prepare. The competition will begin at 9:00 AM and will conclude at 12:00 PM. The Lotus Cup Chairperson will retain a master sheet containing each contestant’s name and identification numbers. No one other than the Designer of the Year Chairperson will have access to this document.
4. Contestants may only bring tools and listed materials on the approved tool list. All fresh flowers, foliage, and additional supplies will be provided by ISFA. Any of the supplies may be used in any or all designs. No background or display items may be used on any design, unless provided by ISFA. ANY CONTESTANT USING ANY PRODUCT OR SUPPLIES NOT ON THE TOOL LIST OR PROVIDED BY ISFA WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. Once your paid registration is received, you will receive the tool list and rules via email.
5. DESIGN CATEGORY DETAILS: Each contestant will be given identical flowers, greens, accessories, and containers to work with. Contestants may use any of the materials provided to complete their designs. Contestants may use as little or as much as they choose. The bridal piece must be designed to be carried by a model and be detachable from the stand for final judging. Additional details for each category may be provided during the Lotus Cup briefing.
6. JUDGING: Prior to judging, the judges will be given an envelope containing the rules and score sheet. The judges will consist of qualified professional floral designers. The judges will only have access to their own tally sheets and will judge each design for its individual merit. Upon completion of judging, each judge will place all his/her tally sheets in an envelope and give it to the Lotus Cup Chairman.
A points system will be used with a possible 100 total points given to each design by each judge. Designs will be judged based on twenty categories. A maximum of 5 points may be given for each category. Point scale: 1 Poor, 2 Fair, 3 Average, 4 Good, and 5 Excellent. If a tie-breaker is needed, points awarded for the Sympathy category will be eliminated. A score sheet will be sent out to all competitors one week prior to the competition.
7. Results will be announced at the Banquet/Awards Dinner on Saturday evening. Designer’s must be present to receive their award.
8. DISPLAY: The designs will remain in place to be viewed throughout the weekend. Contestants must remove their designs no earlier than Sunday morning unless otherwise approved by the Competition Chairperson.
9. DESIGNS WILL BE DISPLAYED IN A PUBLIC VIEWING AREA. ISFA OR THE HOST VENUE WILL NOT BE RESPOSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, OR THEFT.
10. THERE WILL BE NO REFUND IF A CONTESTANT DOES NOT SHOW UP FOR COMPETITION
11. This competition must have at least 3 contestants to run. In the event that there are less than 3 contestants, the competition will be cancelled and competition fees may be refunded or applied to a class at the retreat.
For more information, please contact Courtney Turner AIFD, CFD, EMC, ICPF
at [email protected] or 224-805-2056
2025 Designer Of The Year- Friday, 9:30am - 12:00pm
Only a few left!
The contest will be held on Friday, March 14, 2025
2025 DESIGNER OF THE YEAR (DOY) CONTEST - March 14, 2025 from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm. The entry fee is $150 and includes one dinner ticket to the Banquet/Awards dinner on Saturday March 15, 2025. Registration must be received by March 1, 2025. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE PERMITTED.
Contest Description:
Contestants will be given 2 hours to complete 3 designs on-site. The three design categories will be: Bridal, Sympathy, and Flowers to Wear. The designer with the top combined score will become the 2025 ISFA Designer of the Year.
Prizes:
Certificates and ribbons will be given to first place in each category.
Designer of the Year:
• First Place Overall Winner receives a certificate and the beautiful new Designer of the Year trophy to keep. In addition, the winner will receive paid registration to represent Illinois State at the 2025 Mid America Cup at the Arkansas Florist Association’s Annual Convention. Travel and accommodations will be at the designer’s expense.
• First Runner-Up Overall receives a certificate and second place ribbon.
• Second Runner-Up Overall receives a certificate and a third place ribbon.
If the Designer of the Year is unable to fulfill their responsibilities, the responsibilities will be fulfilled by the first runner-up or second runner-up, in that order.
Rules:
1. ENTRY: Contest is open to any active florist within the floral industry. Employees or family members of the Designer of the Year Chairperson are ineligible to compete. Individuals are not eligible to compete within 1 year of winning Designer of the Year.
2. Contestants must preregister for the competition by March 1, 2025.
3. Contestants must report to the Designer of the Year Chairperson 30 MINUTES BEFORE the start of the contest for a required briefing and instructions. At this briefing, each contestant will draw a sealed envelope containing three identification numbers selected at random, one number for each design category. At 9:30 AM, the designers will be allowed into the design room to check the materials provided. The Designer of the Year Chairperson will retain a master sheet containing each contestant’s name and identification numbers. No one other than the Designer of the Year Chairperson will have access to this document.
4. Contestants may only bring scissors, knife, wire cutters, jewelry pliers, and stem cutters. All fresh flowers, foliage, and supplies will be provided by ISFA. Supplies provided by ISFA may include floral tape, oasis tape, utility wire, wooden picks, oasis, oasis glue and pan glue, and skillet. Any of the supplies may be used in any or all designs. No background or display items may be used on any design, unless provided by ISFA. ANY CONTESTANT USING ANY PRODUCT OR SUPPLIES NOT PROVIDED BY ISFA WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.
5. DESIGN CATEGORY DETAILS: Each contestant will be given identical flowers, greens, accessories, and containers to work with. Contestant may use any of the material provided to complete their designs. Contestant may use as little or as much as they choose. The bridal piece must be designed to be carried by a model and be detachable from the stand for final judging. Additional details for each category may be provided during the Designer of the Year briefing.
6. JUDGING: Prior to judging, the judges will be given an envelope containing the rules and score sheet. The judges will consist of qualified professional floral designers. The judges will only have access to their own tally sheets and will judge each design for its individual merit. Upon completion of judging, each judge will place all his/her tally sheets in an envelope and give it to the Designer of the Year Chairman.
A points system will be used with a possible 100 total points given to each design by each judge. Designs will be judged based on ten categories. A maximum of 10 points may be given for each of the following categories: Interpretation, Creativity, Scale (Proportional), Unity (Harmony and Texture), Balance (Physical and Visual), Focal Emphasis, Line (Movement and Rhythm), Depth, Color Balance (Harmony and Rhythm), and Mechanics. Point scale: 0-2 Poor, 3-5 Fair, 6-8 Good, and 9-10 Excellent. If a tie-breaker is needed, points awarded for the Sympathy category will be eliminated.
7. Results will be announced at the Banquet/Awards Dinner on Saturday evening. Designer’s must be present to receive their award.
8. DISPLAY: The designs will remain in place to be viewed throughout the weekend. Contestants must remove their designs no earlier than Sunday morning unless otherwise approved by the Competition Chair Person.
9. DESIGNS WILL BE DISPLAYED IN A PUBLIC VIEWING AREA. ISFA OR THE HOST VENUE WILL NOT BE RESPOSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, OR THEFT.
10. THERE WILL BE NO REFUND IF A CONTESTANT DOES NOT SHOW UP FOR COMPETITION
11. This competition must have at least 3 contestants to run. In the event that there are less than 3 contestants, the competition will be cancelled and competition fees may be refunded or applied to a class at the retreat.
For more information, please contact Courtney Turner AIFD, CFD, EMC, ICPF at
[email protected] or 224-805-2056
ICPF Comprehensive Assessment -Friday, 9:30am-3:00pm
ICPF Comprehensive Assessment
Pre-Registration is Required by March 1, 2025
Friday, March 14th
9:30am-3:00pm (one hour break for lunch)
The Comprehensive Assessment will be offered March 14, 2025. This is in place of taking the online and hands on courses.
Written Assessment 9:30am-11:30am
Design Assessment 12:30pm-3:00pm
Reference Texts used for the Written Assessment
• Flowers: Creative Design, by Johnson/McKinley/Benz
• The AIFD Guide to Floral Design
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
If you need additional assistance please contact our ICPF Coordinator, Ronda Hess AIFD, CFD, ICPF, [email protected]
Kelsey Thompson: Putting AI to work for Your Floral Business -Friday ZOOM 10:30am - 12pm
Kelsey Thompson, AIFD, CFD
Sponsored by North Central AIFD
Friday, March 14th
10:30am-12:00pm
THIS CLASS IS ON ZOOM AND WILL BE RECORDED. Registered students only, will receive an invitation zoom link to attend live as well as the recording to watch/rewatch later.
Putting AI to work for Your Floral Business
Learn how to harness the power of Artificial Intelligence in your floral business. From creating marketing content to writing staff handbooks... whether you're streamlining wedding quotes or improving back-room systems, AI can save you time and make your job easier. You'll get real-time, real-life examples of how to use AI platforms and write prompts that get you the best results. You'll walk away with tips, tricks and a digital library of resources.
*Optional* Bring your laptop, tablet or phone for hands-on AI time
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Donald Yim: Happy Bride/Happy Florist -Friday, 1:00pm-4:00pm
Sold out
Sponsored by Teleflora
Friday, March 14th
1:00pm-4:00pm
Happy Bride/Happy Florist
As florists, we often promise our brides the world and deliver at whatever cost it takes, (including those that are detrimental to our own wellbeing and the health of the profit margins of our business). Join Donald Yim AIFD CFD PFCI in this immersive workshop in which we will discuss the business of selling, preparing for, and executing flowers efficiently for weddings and special events. Join us in an exciting collaborative effort to design and create transformative décor for a gala dinner party! Don't miss this great opportunity to learn from one of the industries most accomplished individuals. Spaces are limited....so register today!
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
Robert Koene: Floral Elegance in Mourning: Celebrating Life Through Flowers -Friday, 1:00pm-5:00pm
Robert Koene
International and Award Winning Designer
Friday, March 14th
1:00pm-5:00pm
Floral Elegance in Mourning: Celebrating Life Through Flowers
Join us for an enriching seminar that explores the powerful role flowers play in honoring loved ones. Flowers provide comfort in times of sorrow, adding beauty and warmth to memorials. Thoughtfully crafted arrangements create personal tributes, while sympathy bouquets convey empathy to those grieving.
In this engaging series with Robert, you’ll delve into various interpretations of personalized sympathy arrangements. Participate in hands-on sessions using diverse materials and techniques, learning to create meaningful tributes that celebrate life and offer solace.
Don’t miss this chance to enhance your floral skills while supporting others during difficult times. Robert will guide you in crafting a modern sympathy wreath, allowing you to express your creativity and compassion.
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
Judi Borah Land of Lincoln Competition, 1:30pm - 3:30pm
2025 Judi Borah Land of Lincoln Cup
The contest will be held Friday, March 14, 2025
2025 JUDI BORAH LAND OF LINCOLN CUP- March 14, 2025 from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm. The entry fee is $100.00 and includes one dinner ticket for the Banquet/Awards Dinner on Saturday March 15, 2024. Registration must be received by March 1, 2025. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE PERMITTED.
Contest Description:
Each contestant will assemble their own unique design on-site in the 2 hours provided based on the theme: "Petals of the Past: A Floral Journey Through Time"
Prizes:
• First place – receives a certificate and the new beautiful Judi Borah Land of Lincoln Cup trophy to keep.
• First runner-up – receives a certificate and second place ribbon.
• Second runner-up – receives a certificate and third place ribbon
Rules:
1. ENTRY: Contest is open to all active florists within the state of Illinois.
2. Contestants must preregister for the 2025 Judi Borah Land of Lincoln Cup by March 1, 2025.
3. Contestants must provide all materials, supplies, and tools needed to complete their design, including flowers, greens, and props. Props and accessories are permitted but should not be larger than 1/3 of the overall design.
4. Advanced construction of structures is permitted; however, no floral insertions can be made prior to the competition. Items shall not be added to containers before the contest begins, including floral foam and water tubes. A member of the Land of Lincoln Committee will inspect each work area prior to the official start of the competition. Entries that do not comply with the rules will be disqualified.
5. The Land of Lincoln Committee will select the required number of spaces for the competition and will number each space. The size of the design must not exceed 96” in height, 48” in width, and 48” in depth. It must be made within the given space provided. Any design, including props, table or stand, not within the given dimensions will be disqualified. The committee will place the number for each space in a sealed envelope. Each contestant will draw a sealed envelope containing a numbered space. A master sheet containing each contestant’s name and selected number will be retained by the Land of Lincoln Committee. No other person outside the committee will have access to this document. Employees and family members of the Land of Lincoln Committee are ineligible to compete.
6. Contestants must report to the Land of Lincoln Committee Chairman 30 minutes before the time of the contest for briefing.
7. JUDGING: Prior to judging, the judges will be given an envelope containing the rules and score sheet. Judging will be immediately following the competition. The judges will consist of qualified professional floral designers. The judges will only have access to their own tally sheets and will judge each design for its individual merit. Upon completion of judging, each judge will place all his/her tally sheets in an envelope and give it to the Land of Lincoln Committee Chair.
A points system will be used, with a possible 100 total points given to each entry by each judge. Designs will be judged in nine categories:
20 points maximum for the following category: Interpretation of Theme Point Scale: 0-4 Poor, 5-10 Fair, 11-15 Good, and 16-20 Excellent;
10 points maximum for each of the following categories: Creativity, Scale (Proportional), Unity (Harmony and Texture), Balance (Physical and Visual), Focal Emphasis, Line (Movement and Rhythm), Color Balance (Harmony and Rhythm), and Mechanics. Point scale: 0-2 Poor, 3-5 Fair, 6-8 Good, and 9-10 Excellent. The Land of Lincoln Cup will be awarded to the contestant with the highest total number of points across all categories. The contestant with the second highest number of points will be first runner-up, and the contestant with the third highest number of points will be the second runner-up.
The Land of Lincoln committee will tabulate the results of the judges’ scores and will retain the information until the awards presentation.
8. DISPLAY: The designs will remain in place to be viewed throughout the weekend. Contestants must remove their piece no earlier than Sunday morning unless otherwise approved by the Competition Chairperson.
9. No electricity can be used, but battery-operated props are allowed.
10. DESIGNS WILL BE DISPLAYED IN A PUBLIC VIEWING AREA. ISFA OR THE HOST VENUE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, OR THEFT.
11. This competition must have at least 3 contestants to run. In the event that there are less than 3 contestants, the competition will be cancelled and competition fees may be refunded or applied to a class at the retreat.
For more information, please contact Courtney Turner AIFD, EMC, CEJ, ICPF at
[email protected] or 224-805-2056
Saturday, March 15th, 2025
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8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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9:30 AM - 11:30 PM
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Robert Koene: Floral Elegance in Mourning: Celebrating Life Through Flowers -Saturday, 8:30am-12:30pm
Only a few left!
Robert Koene
International and Award Winning Designer
Saturday, March 15th
8:30am-12:30pm
Floral Elegance in Mourning: Celebrating Life Through Flowers
Join us for an enriching seminar that explores the powerful role flowers play in honoring loved ones. Flowers provide comfort in times of sorrow, adding beauty and warmth to memorials. Thoughtfully crafted arrangements create personal tributes, while sympathy bouquets convey empathy to those grieving.
In this engaging series with Robert, you’ll delve into various interpretations of personalized sympathy arrangements. Participate in hands-on sessions using diverse materials and techniques, learning to create meaningful tributes that celebrate life and offer solace.
Don’t miss this chance to enhance your floral skills while supporting others during difficult times. Robert will guide you in crafting a modern casket spray, allowing you to express your creativity and compassion.
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
Derek Woodruff: Fundamentals to Sustainable Floral Design -Saturday, 9:00am-12:00pm
Only a few left!
Derek Woodruff AAF AIFD CFD CF PFCI
Sponsored by Syndicate Sales
Saturday, March 15th
9:00am-12:00pm
Fundamentals to Sustainable Floral Design
Are you striving to become a more sustainable floral designer? Do you seek professional products that enhance your skills while reducing waste? In this hands-on workshop, you’ll explore and work with some of the most sustainable tools and mechanics in today’s floral industry. Learn practical techniques for incorporating sustainability into your craft and business, all while mastering the art of Bespoke Floral Design—the preferred style among modern consumers.
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
Sarah LoBue: Mastering Eco-Friendly Artistry -Saturday, 9:30am-11:30am
Sarah LoBue AIFD
Sponsored by Fitz Design
Saturday, March 15th
9:30am-11:30am
Mastering Eco-Friendly Artistry
Discover the art and environmental benefits of using pin frogs (Kenzan) in floral design. In this hands-on class, you'll learn how to create stunning, sustainable arrangements while exploring the growing movement toward eco-friendly practices in the floral industry. We'll discuss ways florists can reduce waste, offer sustainable options to clients, and make mindful choices in design. Each student will leave with 2–3 beautiful projects crafted with reusable pin frogs from Fitz Design, along with practical knowledge to elevate their floral offerings sustainably. Sponsored by Fitz Design.
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
Doug Bates: A Lasting Tribute: Designing Sympathy Flowers with Keepsake Memories -Saturday, 1:00pm-4:00pm
Doug Bates AIFD
Sponsored by Flower Shop Network
Saturday, March 15th
1:00pm-4:00pm
A Lasting Tribute: Designing Sympathy Flowers with Keepsake Memories
Sympathy floral designs have the unique ability to provide comfort while celebrating the life of a loved one. In this class, discover how to create thoughtful and heartfelt arrangements for the home that incorporate meaningful keepsake items for families to cherish. Through hands-on projects and creative discussions, you’ll learn how to integrate personal mementos, photos, or heirlooms into your designs, adding a deeply personal touch. Gain insight into blending tradition and innovation while mastering techniques to craft pieces that honor memories and provide solace. Join us in creating tributes that are as enduring as the love they represent.
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Sandy Schroeck: Floral Fusion: Creating Value through Design Basics -Saturday, 1:00pm-4:00pm
Sold out
Sandy Schroeck AIFD PFCI CFD
Sponsored by Smithers Oasis
Saturday, March 15th
1:00pm-4:00pm
Floral Fusion: Creating Value through Design Basics
Floral Fusion, our foundational design class that harmonizes artistry and techniques to create memorable, saleable floral arrangements. This hands-on retreat introduces the core elements and principles of floral design—color, balance, texture, and form—equipping you with the skills to craft arrangements that delight and inspire. Guided by Sandy Schroeck, you'll learn how to fuse these fundamentals into creations that enhance customer value perception and satisfaction. Ideal for both beginners and budding florists, this workshop empowers you to boost your creativity, confidence, and practical know-how in the art of floral design.
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
Sarah LoBue: Prom Perfection: Trends and Marketing Strategies for Florists -Saturday, 1:00pm-4:00pm
Sarah LoBue AIFD
Sponsored by Fitz Design
Saturday, March 15th
1:00pm-4:00pm
Prom Perfection: Trends and Marketing Strategies for Florists
Elevate your prom floral game with this comprehensive class that combines hands-on design and marketing expertise. Explore the latest trends, including modern corsage styles, pocket squares, and floral tattoos (Florastick designs). Learn how to create show-stopping pieces that resonate with today's prom-goers. In addition, we'll dive into proven strategies to market your flower shop to the prom crowd, ensuring a profitable prom season. Students will leave with several trendy prom flower projects and a tailored marketing plan to captivate their customers and boost sales. Sponsored by Fitz Design.
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
Banquet & Awards Dinner - Saturday, 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Legends at Walker's Bluff
Saturday, March 15th
Cocktail Hour: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Dinner: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Join us for an evening of fine food and professional networking as we celebrate achievements and honor excellence in design. Awards will be presented to the winners of our design competitions, and we will proudly induct our newest ICPF members and Hall of Fame Nominee. A cash bar will be available during the cocktail hour. Please join us in business casual or cocktail attire.
Sunday, March 16, 2025
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8:30AM - 11:30AM
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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8:30 AM - 11:30AM
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Derek Woodruff: Botanicals & Blooms - Bar Culture: Exploring Experiential Retail -Sunday, 8:30am-11:30am
Derek Woodruff AAF AIFD CFD CF PFCI
Sponsored by Syndicate Sales
Sunday, March 16th
8:30am-11:30am
Botanicals & Blooms - Bar Culture: Exploring Experiential Retail
Experiential retail continues to be a major driver of in-store sales. With shopping available at consumers’ fingertips, retailers must be more creative than ever to engage their customers and encourage repeat visits. In this workshop, discover how to leverage common materials in flower shops to create interactive DIY stations. Learn everything from set-ups, to pricing, purchasing, and selling hands-on workshops that inspire creativity, build customer loyalty, and boost profits.
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
Sandy Schroeck: Profit-Driven Petals: Recipe Writing and Pricing Strategies for Floral Designers -Sunday, 8:30am-11:30am
Only a few left!
Sandy Schroeck AIFD PFCI CFD
Sponsored by Smithers Oasis
Sunday, March 16th
8:30am-11:30am
Profit-Driven Petals: Recipe Writing and Pricing Strategies for Floral Designers
Profit-Driven Petals: Recipe Writing and Pricing Strategies for Floral Designers is an essential class for professional florists focused on enhancing profitability in today’s market. Learn to create strategic recipes for everyday designs that blend beauty and cost-effectiveness, ensuring you meet client expectations without sacrificing profit. This course covers the latest pricing methods, adapting to industry markups and rising material costs, and provides practical approaches to increase design efficiency and minimize waste. Gain valuable tools and techniques to balance creativity with financial success in your floral business.
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
Doug Bates: Beyond the Pot Cover: Creative Plant Display Innovations -Sunday, 8:30am-11:30am
Doug Bates AIFD, CFD
Sponsored by Flower Shop Network
Sunday, March 16th
8:30am-11:30am
Beyond the Pot Cover: Creative Plant Display Innovations
Tired of the same old pot covers? Elevate your plant game with fresh, innovative ideas for displaying and upgrading potted plants. In this class, we’ll explore cutting-edge techniques and materials to transform traditional plant presentations into striking design statements. Learn how to incorporate sustainable elements, repurposed materials, and trending styles to craft unique plant displays that captivate and inspire. Through hands-on projects and guided discussions, you’ll leave with fresh perspectives and practical skills to reinvent plant aesthetics for your clients and your own creative spaces. Let’s think outside the pot!
**PLEASE BRING YOUR FLORAL TOOLS**
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If ISFA cancels an event, registrants will be offered a full refund.
Should circumstances arise that result in the postponement of an event, ISFA has the right to either issue a full refund or transfer registration to the same event at the new, future date.
Transfer Policy: ISFA members may transfer the financial value of their registration to a co-worker for no charge if written notification (to [email protected]) is given 30 business days before the event – unless specifically stated on registration materials. After that point, the transfer service fee is $25.
Cancellation Policy: Full refunds will be given with written notification (to [email protected]) outside of 30 business days before event. No refunds will be given within 30 business days of event; please plan accordingly.
