AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF FLORAL DESIGNERS
National Symposium, Boston MA
www.aifd.org
July 3-8, 2010
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Hezon Ryu SAIFD, CCSF and Jenny Tabarracci AIFD
”Leadership Gala Dinner” |
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The Final Night Gala celebrates the contributions of the outgoing AIFD
President and the AIFD Leadership Team. It was also a celebration for
the success of the Symposium – “Revolution”.
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“Leadership Gala Dinner”
Design by Toomie Farris AIFD, AAF |
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The Gala was titled an “Enchanted Evening”. The designer used soft
light blue, layering and transparency applications through out the room.
The image is one of six different centerpiece styles that were created
to achieve intimacy and interest. The arrangement above is designed in
a large pewter iron stand which created volume and provided a framework
for an abundance of hanging candles, crystals, beads and sheer ribbons.
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| Hezon Ryu’s concept for the SAIFD wedding bouquet competition design. |
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| Hezon Ryu CCSF • Napkin Décor Design • SAIFD Competition |
This is one of four categories in the SAIFD Competition. The students
are asked to design two identical napkin rings. The designs are judged
on how indistinguishable they are, in addition to adherence to the
principles and elements of design.
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| Nixon Tran CCSF • Napkin Décor Design • SAIFD Competition |
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“Best in Show” programHosted by: Michael O’Neill AIFD |
The design above was part of many AIFD exhibits at the Philadelphia
International Flower show. AIFD celebrated their 15th year at the show
and presented a program taking the audience through the entire process
of being an exhibitor.
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“Celebrating the times of our lives” programFeaturing Brad & Kelly Harnisch AIFD |
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“Consortium” Program
Featuring Ted Bruehl AIFD |
The program show cased new inductees as the designers. All designers
were given the same materials and asked to interpret a Flob. A Flob is
an acronym for “floral object”. The term was used in the late 1960’s
in Europe, to show case plant materials differently from their norm. A
Flob can have several individual floral or natural components, and
sometimes man-made elements.
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