Homegrown Stories: The Resilience of LaPier’s Country Flowers & Gifts
Just months after beginning to moonlight as a delivery driver, Marianne LaPier-Gignac could tell the little Corunna, Ontario, florist shop was in... Read More
Homegrown Stories: Pittsburgh’s Historic Oliver Flower Shop
Like many floral-filled storefronts, Oliver Flower Shop is a family business spanning three generations. Florist Rick Conley runs the show now, who... Read More
Blooming in Burbank: Kimberly Williams
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Kimberly Williams has been in the business of flowers for almost 40 years. Both fresh cuts and catering towards incredible events in... Read More
9th Annual FTD Makeover Magic Florist Winner: Roth Florist in Lafayette, IN, a 101 Year FTD Member
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We believe the impact of a shop’s appearance matched with incredible customer service can make all the difference when boosting business. That’s... Read More
A Texan Desert Flower: Celebrating 100 Years of Davis Floral Co
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Rita Webb is a born and bred Texan celebrating 100 years as an FTD Member at Davis Floral Co in Brownwood, TX.... Read More
FTD & Miller’s Flowers Celebrate 100 Years of Blooming Delivery
FTD is elated to congratulate Mark & Hilary Krejcha of Miller’s Flowers in Racine, Wisconsin, on 100 years of FTD membership. The... Read More
A Blooming Family Florist: Jimmy Bason
Our florist network here at FTD is unmatched, joining together characters from all walks of life. We partner with professionals nationwide, from... Read More
Flowers, a Family Trait: Konstantinos Louis Vellios
Meet Konstantinos Louis Vellios: a proud Greek orthodox father, husband, and current owner of Avenue J Florist delivering stunning flowers for nearly... Read More
11 Flower Shop Tips for Planning a Successful Holiday
Know how to make the most out of your busiest times of the year. From flower shop marketing to making sure you... Read More
Intern with Ian Winner Gets Outside of Her Comfort Zone
With this pandemic, it’s definitely not “business as usual.” In many parts of the country, customers aren’t walking into shops and we... Read More
100-Year FTD Member Celebration: Roth Florist, Lafayette, IN
Just Say Yes! A business that continually goes above and beyond seems to be a bit of a rarity these days. Add... Read More
100-Year FTD Member Celebration: Dobbie’s Florist, Niagara Falls, ON
4th Generation Carries on Family Business and Traditions A great story, like the history of Dobbie’s Florist, captures you from the very... Read More
100-Year FTD Member Celebration: Busch’s Florist, Jefferson City, MO
The 3 C’s to Success Consistency. Commitment. Customer service. These three C’s are the guiding principles that have helped to ensure the... Read More
Cheers to 100 Years: FTD Florists Celebrate a Century of Membership
Founded in 1910, FTD is celebrating its 110th birthday this month! FTD was created by thirteen florists at the Society of American... Read More
7 Birthday Flower Power Tips
In these challenging times, there are still reasons to celebrate. Birthdays, for example, haven’t been put on pause. But, singing Happy Birthday... Read More
FTD Florists and Designers Celebrate “The Power of Hope” at the Rose Parade
The 2020 Tournament of Roses Parade theme, “The Power of Hope,” provided the perfect way to start off a new year and... Read More
‘Tis the Season for Festive Flowers
Christmas is right around the corner and you’re up to your eyeballs in festive flowers. In the spirit of the season, we... Read More
2019 Intern with Ian Winner Learns How to Take the Next Step
Located on the far southeastern part of Tennessee, the small town of Cleveland is at the base of the Appalachian and Great... Read More
109-Year-Old Floral Shop Mixes Old Traditions with New
To be in business for over 100 years, Fisher Florist in downtown New London, Connecticut is definitely doing something right. The 1,200-foot... Read More
Celebrating 100 Years as an FTD Florist
Since 1901, the Welke family has been “delivering flowers and happiness.” Offering highest-quality floral products has been their pleasure – and business... Read More
