Floral Design

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Across
  1. 2. – Fabric material used to add decoration, tie bouquets, or create bows for floral designs.
  2. 3. TERM PLAN – A business plan covering a short time period, usually weeks or months.
  3. 6. – The invisible line that divides or guides a floral arrangement, helping create balance and direction.
  4. 7. FOAM – A water-absorbing foam block used to hold flower stems in place while keeping them hydrated.
  5. 9. – Anything a floral shop owns that has value, such as tools, vans, coolers, or products.
  6. 12. – How the size of the overall design compares to its surroundings or the container it’s placed in.
  7. 13. SHEET – A business document showing a floral shop’s assets, liabilities, and net worth at a specific time.
  8. 14. FLOW STATEMENT – A report showing money moving in and out of a floral business, including sales, expenses, and costs.
  9. 16. FUNCTION – How a floral business gets funds, pays bills, and manages loans or credit.
  10. 20. FUNCTION – The steps needed to deliver or move flowers and products from the shop to customers or events.
  11. 23. – Colors or materials that enhance each other in a design, often opposites on the color wheel.
  12. 26. REPORT – A document showing how many flowers, containers, ribbons, and other supplies a shop has in stock.
  13. 27. – A small detail or element added to a floral design to draw attention or highlight the main idea (ex: a pop of color or a unique flower).
  14. 28. FLOWER – A tall, usually narrow flower that creates height and direction in a design (ex: snapdragons, gladiolus).
  15. 29. TERM PLAN – A plan for a floral business that covers goals and strategies over several years.
Down
  1. 1. – The size relationship between flowers, containers, and the entire arrangement.
  2. 4. – Thin metal used in floral design to reinforce stems, attach decorations, or shape arrangements.
  3. 5. POINT – The main area of interest in a floral arrangement where your eye is drawn first.
  4. 8. – Anything a floral business owes, such as loans, bills, or debts.
  5. 10. – A balanced design where both sides mirror each other in size and shape.
  6. 11. – The process of putting decisions into action in a floral business, like scheduling workers or carrying out design plans.
  7. 13. – When the visual weight of flowers and materials in a design feels even and stable (can be symmetrical or asymmetrical).
  8. 15. – When all parts of a floral design work well together and feel unified.
  9. 17. – A design style where flowers flow downward, creating a waterfall effect (often used in bridal bouquets).
  10. 18. – Repeating similar colors, shapes, or flowers to create flow and rhythm in a design.
  11. 19. WORTH – The total value of a business after subtracting liabilities from assets.
  12. 21. – The visual movement that guides the viewer’s eye through a floral arrangement.
  13. 22. – A decorative looped element made from ribbon, commonly added to bouquets, wreaths, and arrangements.
  14. 24. FUNCTION – The process of ordering and purchasing flowers, supplies, and materials needed for a floral shop.
  15. 25. – When everything in the floral design works together to create a complete, cohesive look.