You may assume that the only career path you could take after a Floristry qualification is to become a florist. However, there are many job opportunities within the floristry sector that you may not know about. We will showcase a few in this blog to inspire the next generation in the flower industry.
A floral design freelancer is a floral professional who earns an income from floral design work with another florist, event designer, or wedding planner. They charge an hourly rate to create beautiful floral designs for special occasions.
- Flower Shop Business Owner
A flower shop business owner may produce, sell, and deliver retail floral arrangements to customers as well as provide wedding and event services. This job mixes business with floristry, allowing you to be your own boss and create your own business.
- Online Florist
Similarly, to the Flower Shop Owner, an Online Florist produce, sell, and deliver or ship retail floral arrangements as well as provide wedding and event services online rather than in a retail space. This could be a good option for those more internet-savvy.
- Farmer-Florist
A farmer-florist works to grow, harvest, sell, and design fresh cut flowers in their local community including local markets. This job role combines floristry and horticulture, perfect for those who want to work close with nature.
Do any of these jobs interest you? If so, check out our extensive floristry courses at Hadlow College here.