Flower Power Festival: South Korean Flower ArtExhibition by Korean floral stylists

This event is in the past.

A Korean florist holds a red flower in her hand and looks at it. — Copyright: Floral-Akademie Rokyoung

A thrilling highlight is blossoming in Hall E: The final exam of Korean florists on their way to becoming qualified floral stylists. The event is open to a live audience.

This event is in the past.

A thrilling highlight is blossoming in Hall E: The final exam of Korean florists on their way to becoming qualified floral stylists. The event is open to a live audience.

Experience floral art live: floral stylist final exam

Their final exam is the last part of the advanced training for Korean florists. It is held as part of a cooperation between the Bavarian chapter of the Fachverbands Deutscher Floristen (the association of German florists) and the Korean Floral Academy Rokyoung.

To qualify, the florists must complete about 500 teaching hours, first in Korea and then in Germany, under the supervision of German floriculture instructors. The title of floral stylist is the highest qualification awarded by the florists’ association and the Chamber of Industry and Commerce, and the theory part can be taken in the examinees’ mother tongue.

A lavishly flower-adorned, set dining table

A tree trunk decorated with flowers serves as table decoration.

A South Korean florist smiles into the camera with a red flower.

Germany is one of the world’s trend-setters in floriculture and is highly sought after abroad due to its in-depth dual training and state-recognised qualifications.