Floral and Business

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Across
  1. 4. cover key areas like business growth, market expansion, brand development, financial strategy, and operational efficiency
  2. 6. a style where flowers and greenery are arranged to flow downward, creating a waterfall or teardrop effect
  3. 8. legal and financial responsibility a florist has for accidents, injuries, or damages that occur due to their products or services
  4. 10. an imaginary central line, either vertical or horizontal, that serves as a guide for arranging materials
  5. 14. using the same color of flowers to match a container, repeating a specific flower type throughout an arrangement, or using multiple small vases with a similar design
  6. 15. the center of interest that first attracts the viewer's eye, typically highlighted by a unique flower, color, or shape
  7. 16. linear blooms that provide height, structure, and a visual pathway for the eye in an arrangement
  8. 17. the process of getting customers to take action and make a purchase
  9. 19. a simple bow on a bouquet, wrapping stems to cover tape, creating cascading accents
  10. 21. the principle of creating a sense of equilibrium and stability in an arrangement through the arrangement of its physical and visual weight
  11. 23. a decorative knot created from ribbon that is used as an accessory to add a finishing touch to an arrangement
  12. 24. financial report that tracks the actual movement of cash in and out of the business over a specific period
  13. 27. formal document that summarizes the current stock of all materials, including perishable flowers, greenery, and hard goods like vases, ribbons, and foam
  14. 29. an item or resource owned or controlled by a business, such as inventory, equipment, or capital
  15. 30. using a consistent color scheme like a monochromatic or analogous palette, repeating a specific flower or type of foliage throughout the arrangement, or using the same style of container or a repeating pattern to create a sense of oneness
Down
  1. 1. These designs create a formal, stable, and classic appearance by mirroring floral and foliage placement on opposite sides of an imaginary central line
  2. 2. securing and managing the capital needed to start, run, and grow a flower business
  3. 3. purposeful placement and organization of flowers, foliage, and other materials to achieve visual and physical balance
  4. 5. using colors, textures, or other elements that are opposite each other on the color wheel or have a high contrast to create a lively and dynamic arrangement
  5. 7. delicate flowers like roses or carnations to support their blooms in bouquets and boutonnieres
  6. 9. secondary element, such as a flower, foliage, or non-plant material, that enhances and adds visual interest to a floral design
  7. 11. immediate steps needed to create an arrangement, including sourcing materials and preparing flowers
  8. 12. the pleasing combination of materials, colors, and textures that makes all the parts of an arrangement work together to create a cohesive and unified whole
  9. 13. process of sourcing, purchasing, and managing the inventory of fresh flowers, plants, and supplies
  10. 18. creating a centerpiece that is proportional to the table
  11. 20. a financial statement that provides a snapshot of its finances at a specific point in time
  12. 22. determined by their employment structure, location, clientele, and overall business acumen
  13. 25. relationship between the sizes of the elements and the overall arrangement
  14. 26. a spongy, water-absorbent material used in floral design to hold flower stems securely in place and provide hydration, extending the life of the arrangement
  15. 28. repeating colors or textures, using a series of curved lines, or gradually changing the size, weight, or color of elements to create a sense of movement