Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news!

Subscribe I am already a subscriber

You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker).

As we provide the news for free, we are relying on revenues from our banners. So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.
Thanks!

Click here for a guide on disabling your adblocker.

Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news!

Subscribe I am already a subscriber
Danzigher Live 4

“If you have survived until now, you will have work again"

Last Thursday the ‘Danziger Live’ webinar with Gregor Lersch and Alison Bradley gave everyone who attended a huge insight into Gregor’s view of the future of the floral industry post-COVID. 

For florists
Gregor felt that it is essential, particularly these days, to follow a program of ongoing, broad-spectrum education. In terms of events, he said, “I think that the longing for coming together again in celebration and for events to make people happy will certainly be the initial response.” 

In terms of the style of design, Gregor felt that, certainly to begin with, there will a return to romantic styles and opulent use of flowers.  And for Event Designers he said, “OMG when COVID struck I thought what shall the Event people do?   But if you have survived until now, you will have work again.”

For growers
Gregor felt that there will be a lot of outdoor events when there will be a lot of garden-style flowers and foliage used.  He felt that romantic flowers, warm colors, and volume will be prevalent as the world begins to open up again.  

For retailers
A question came in from a florist who works mostly online from her studio but who wanted to open a small retail space to increase her visibility.  “Sharpen the edge of what you are doing”, said Gregor “if you are in an urban situation, you don’t need a very big space, but you do need a space that people can come and see.  As a florist, don’t trust too much what your product is, make it even nicer.”  In other words, make your designs unique.

Social media
Alison Bradley said, “Don’t underestimate social media platforms.  When you post something on Instagram or Facebook think not only about potential customers, but there are also researchers for magazines, TV and more watching too.  They all watch and those designers that succeed do so because they took the opportunity to show what they can do!”

You can watch the entire webinar on the Danziger Live Facebook page.  

The Danziger Live followers are invited to keep on asking questions related to the webinar on the live post on our page, and we would keep answering them all.

For more information:
Danziger
www.danzigeronline.com 

Publication date: