2026 Bouquets to Art criteria for Prospective Floral Exhibitors

 

There are many paths to becoming a floral exhibitor at Bouquets to Art. If you share these qualifications and are interested in participating as a floral exhibitor, we would like to hear from you. 

 

BTA Floral Exhibitors must skillfully demonstrate all of the following elements in floral design:

• Interpretation

• Mixed materials

• Color

• Scale

• Composition

 

BTA Exhibitors must also be able to:

- Use colors, shapes, and textures creatively and effectively in a balanced composition

- Use mechanics to complement and/or support a floral design

- Manage a week-long floral exhibit in an organized, timely, and professional manner, including set up, daily maintenance, and tear down 

- Adhere to FAMSF rules regarding allowed materials and size/scale of the floral exhibit

- Participate in all BTA planning events and be flexible about the art that is assigned 

- Cover the cost of all materials, as BTA floral exhibitors generously pay for their own exhibits

 

BTA Exhibitors have one or more of the following training and credentials:

- Community College floristry degree

- Ikebana 

- AIFD, EMC, or CFD accreditation

- Industry recognition

- Work experience

 

BTA Exhibitors have the following professional or volunteer experience:

- Creating floral designs for garden clubs, religious groups, or other communities

- Designing for weddings, events, or other festive occasions

- Exhibiting floral designs in large spaces or public areas

- Floral design business or studio

- Instructor/presenter