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INTRODUCTION
The Evolution of
Floral Design Throughout History
The Place of
Flowers In Weddings
History of Wedding
Floral Design: How, When, & Why it all Began
The Role of
Flowers at Weddings Today
Flowers and
Socio-Economic Status
Wedding Flowers
and Cost
History of the
Bridal Bouquet
The Bridal Bouquet
& The Modern Wedding
The Role of the
Wedding Floral Designer
Weddings By Month
Popular Wedding
Flower Types
Popular Flowers
For Weddings
Types of Lilies
Commonly Used for Weddings
Types of Orchids
Commonly Used for Weddings
Guidelines for
Selecting Types of Flowers For Wedding Design Work
Seasonal Availability
Seasonal Design
Floriography
The Language &
Meaning of Flowers
Incorporating the
Language & Meaning of Flowers Into Wedding Floral Bouquet Design
DESIGN THEORY
The Elements of Design
Form
Line
Texture
Size
Space
Shape
Pattern
The Principals of Design
Balance
Contrast
Movement
Rhythm
Proportion
Scale
Dominance
Unity
Harmony
Color
Color in Wedding
Floral Design
The Role of Color
Color Symbolism
Factors in
Selecting Color
Color and
Reception Flowers
Color Theory
FLOWER
CLASSIFICATIONS IN DESIGN
Line Flowers
Form Flowers
(Secondary or Focal Flowers)
Filler Flowers
Foliage
Classifications In Design
Line Foliage
Form Foliage
Design Techniques
Basing
Layering
Grouping
Clustering
Zoning
Sequencing
Focal Point
Banding
Binding
Shadowing
Framing
Parallelism
Design Styles
Which May Be
Utilized In
Wedding Floral Design
Western Line
Mille de Fleur
Flemish
Crescent
Biedermeier
Waterfall
DESIGNING WITH
SILK FLOWERS
Techniques
Methods
Tips
DESIGNING WITH
FRESH FLOWERS
Processing &
Conditioning Techniques For Fresh Flowers and Foliage
The Right Tools
For the Job
Processing Stems
Removing Stamens
Cutting Stems
Crushing Stems
Filling Stems
Burning Stems
Boiling Stems
Pricking Stems
Processing Buddy Stems
Stripping Branches
Stripping Thorns
Stripping Leaves
Straightening
Curvy Stems
Plunging Stems:
Method I
Plunging Stems:
Method II
Total Immersion
Reviving Flowers
Prolonging Life
With Preservative
Other Processing Techniques
Wiring Methods for
Fresh Flowers and Foliage
Basic Wiring Technique
Wiring Using the
Hollow-Stem Method
Wiring Using the
Straight Stem Method
Wiring Using the
U-Shaped Method
Wiring Using the
Twist Method
Wiring Using the
Spiral Method
Wiring Using the
Wrapping Method
Wiring Using the
Hairpin Method
Wiring using the
Double Hairpin Method
(Cross Pierce Method)
Wiring Using
Double Legged Mounts
Wiring Using the
Double-Wire Method
Wiring Using the
Sewing Method
Pierce Wiring Method
Wiring Single Leaves
Wiring Lily-of-the-Valley
Wiring a
Stephanotis Stem
Wiring Delphinium
Wiring Delicate Lilies
Wiring Freesia
Wiring Single Leaves |
Taping Wired Stems
Picks for
Supporting Flowers
Container Preparation
How to Hold a Stem
When Inserting Into an Arrangement
Proper Techniques
for Inserting Stems Into Floral Foam
Working With
Floral Tape
Tying Florist's Bows
Boutonnieres (Buttonholes)
Boutonniere
Construction Instructions
Corsages
Corsage Construction
The Five Basic
Corsage Styles
Instructions for
Basic Corsage Styles
Advanced Corsage Styles
Wrist Corsage or "Wristlet"
Tips for
Boutonnieres and Corsages
BOUQUET CONSTRUCTION
Bouquet Design and Construction
The Two General Approaches
Size of the Bridal Bouquet
Bouquet
Alternatives for Bridesmaids
Color and the
Bridal Bouquet
Preparing to Design
Bouquet Design Instructions
Designing the
Nosegay or Colonial Bouquet
The Classic Cascade
The Oval Bouquet
The Heart Bouquet
Designing the Wired Bouquet
STEM WRAPS AND BOUQUET COLLARS
Classic Ribbon and Bow Method
Square-End or Classic Method
Exposed-End Method
Collar Method
Finishing Details: Streamers
Finishing Details: Ballet Wrap
Table Centerpieces
Topiary Trees
Designing for the Flower Girl
Pomander
Attendants Baskets
The "Tossing" or
"Throwaway Bouquet"
Container Arrangements
Methods for Securing Floral Foam to
the Container
Ceremony Flowers
Flowers Greet the Guests
Adorn the Aisle
Highlight the Bride
The Alter: Focal Point Flowers
Enhance and Highlight
Complement the Location
Harmony Between Ceremony Site and
Style of Floral Arrangements
Recommended Flowers for Church Arrangements
Recommended Colors for Church Arrangements
Working On Site
Pew Markers
DESIGN TECHNIQUES
Reception Flowers
Setting Up Flowers at the Reception Site
Centerpieces
Guidelines for Centerpiece Design
Popular Traditional Centerpiece Styles
High Construction
Centerpiece Construction Instructions
Wedding Cake Décor
General Guidance
Cake Top (Cake Topper)
CONSULTING WITH THE BRIDE
Decorative Techniques
Conceptualizing the Design
Basic Types of Flowers for Weddings
Comprehensive List of Supplies
Proper Care and Use of Floral Knifes
About Florist Wire
Storage Containers for Fresh Flowers
Floral Foam
Oasis Holders
Moss
Candles
Aesthetic Supplies
Designing With Fresh Florals
Where Our Fresh Flowers Come From
The Business of Commercial Flower Production
Seasonal Flowers
Obtaining Quality Flowers:
Sources of Supply
Examination and Selection of Fresh Flowers
Ordering Flowers
Taking Delivery of Flowers
Storing Fresh Flowers
Cataloging Your Flowers
Sanitization and Fresh Flowers
The Fresh Floral Design Schedule
Considerations When Advising the
Bride on Fresh Floral Selection
Other Considerations When Advising
the Bride on Floral Selection
Getting Imaginative With Fresh
Plant Materials
And still more....
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Wedding Floral Design
CERTIFICATE
Upon
successful completion of this course you will earn a certificate of
completion, suitable for framing, printed onparchment, and bearing
the official seal of The International Institute of Weddings. Your
certificate can be displayed to clients if you intend to establish
your own wedding floral design business, or presented to potential
employers if you intend to seek employment in the field of wedding
floral design.
Student
performance will be assessed through multiple-choice tests which can
be completed conveniently online, via the internet. To earn the
certificate, students will also be required to submit photos of their
design work for assessment. Photos may easily be submitted via email,
or may be sent by regular mail.
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Instructor
Assistance and Support
is always just
an email away!
At any point
during the program, if you should have questions, require further
claification, guidance, insight or assistance, simply email your
instructor for friendly, personalized mentoring.
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