The obligations in a florist's shop include :
Unwrapping the flower stock
Spraying the flowers and conditioning the plants
Pricing goods and building attractive displays of stock.
Attending to consumers and telephone calls
Completing and delivering orders and making designs for the store
Keeping the store clean and neat
Keeping a work record
Regularly creating new arrangements for the store window display.
Training as a florist
Some community colleges conduct classes in floral design. If you're truly set on training as a florist, all you need to begin with is to be keen to learn. Many florists start off as apprentices in flower shops.
Wednesday, 26 August 2009
A career in floristry
Easy at it may sound, a job as a florist isn't all that straightforward. It isn't simply throwing together some flowers that makes an arrangement.
You want to know the simple color combos and special flowers that go with certain occasions. Some flowers are like a symbol of the making or breaking of an arrangement too. There's a lot to think about before jumping into the idea of training as a florist.
The Job Of A Florist
Being a florist isn't a glamorous job. You have got to deliver floral displays according to the occasion. It may be a funeral or a marriage. Bearing in mind the consumer won't be aware of the full range of flower displays available, a florist must be in a position to suggest appropriate arrangements. On a typical day, you will have to make wreaths for funerals and varied other sorts of displays. Posies or sheaves are often put together in front of the purchaser.
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