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CAFA presents For the Love of the Bloom
cafagalaDec. 15, 2009 - Ottawa was flowered into perfection in October when the Canadian Academy of Floral Art along with BMO Harris Private Banking presented the For the Love of the Bloom Gala at the prestigious Canada Conference Centre.


By Design: Julie Drago
A true passion for the floral industry has fed Julie’s love affair with flowers for more than 25 years. Her commitment to volunteerism and education has seen her hold posts on the Board of Directors of Flowers Canada, Toronto Chapter, and as a featured designer presenting seminars throughout the Maritime provinces and Ontario.


By Design: Rebecca Frizzell
Rebecca Frizzell cafd, cafa, began her career in the floral industry as a delivery driver at Jean’s Flowers in Truro, N.S. It was there that Rebecca realized she wanted to make floral design her craft. In 2003 at The Flower Shop Ltd. in Halifax, Rebecca was given the chance to combine art and floral design and her talent flourished.


Hands On: October 2009
For the budget conscious, use delightful carnations in place of the callas.


By Design: Stephen Kuo
Stephen Kuo, aifd, had no intention of becoming a florist until he discovered an interest in flowers working a part-time summer job in Taiwan. Before moving to Canada in 1994, Stephen studied Ikebana and European design in Taiwan.


Hands On: August/September 2009
The base structure and vase units make a beautiful candle holder after the flowers are gone. Sell the benefits. – Design Note



By Design: Pamela Sheppard
Pamela Sheppard’s, cafa, career in the floral industry all began with a part-time, after-school job. Pamela’s first employer and mentor, June Morgan, recognized her natural flair for design and encouraged her to enrol in the Flowers Canada School of Floral Design.


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