Florist
A florist has many various responsibilities. Some of these responsibilities include flower care and handling, floral design, flower arranging, merchandising, correctly taking and keeping track of orders, timely delivery, and keeping up the shop. They must understand and be masters of floral art.
The education required to be a florist can be informal or formal. Many community colleges teach floral design and floristry classes and some even offer a degree in it. Universities will often offer a floral design class or something similar in their horticulture department. On the other hand, working in a floral shop under an experienced florist may be as good of an educational experience you will be able to find.
Floral art, or floral design is the art of creating flower arrangements in vases, bowls, baskets, and other containers, or creating beautiful bouquets and compositions from freshly cut flowers, foliages, or other botanical materials. This is one of the most important things that a florist can master. It is his or her floral art that will set them apart from other florists and create loyal customers. Although, on-schedule deliveries, taking correct orders, and keeping up shop are vital to the success of the business as well.
To find a good florist check online customer reviews, ask around to people who have recently purchased flowers for large events, or use the simple trail – error method until you find the perfect florist who delivers on time and makes beautiful creations.