WildFlowers Australia - 2012 Winners

‘Wildflowers for a Farmer’s Wedding’

Celebrating the Australian ‘Year of the Farmer’ campaign of 2012
Sue Harris #3 - North Coast TAFE Taree.JPG

Floristry students around the country were hugely inspired by the theme for the 2012 competition. Their work pieces and supporting design notes were truly impressive. Very creative ideas were backed up by skillful application of diverse floristry techniques. As in previous years, choosing winners proved to be quite a challenge.

Each entry had to be suitable for placement on the table of a wedding banquet at a country property, either a tall or low arrangement depending on the location of the table at the wedding.

All work pieces submitted were judged on the use of floristry design elements and principles, as well as selection and use of quality materials. The judges relied on the digital photographs of the work piece submitted by each student, so high quality images, taken from the front of the design, and against a suitable backdrop, were critical to give each entry the best possible presentation

The competition was open to all Certificate III students enrolled in an accredited college and 103 students from 13 colleges in W.A. Victoria, NSW and Queensland entered. Congratulations to you all.

The teachers also did an outstanding job, encouraging their students, judging their work according to the competition marking schedule and coordinating the submission of the students’ portfolios to meet the competition deadline. Thank you!

 

Competition categories

Category 1: the work piece to include a minimum of 75% wildflower and foliage products (species tracing their origins to either Australia or South Africa) of the total plant material, with the balance consisting of traditional/exotic or tropical flowers.

Category 2: the work piece includes only flower and foliage products from species endemic to Australia.

 

 

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