The competition is the longest running live floral design contest in the U.S.
(Brookville, Ind.) - Cindy Hall, owner of Four Season's Florist in Brookville has won a prestigious competition.
Hall took gold at the Society of American Florists' 57th annual Sylvia Cup Design Competition, which is the longest running live floral design contest in the U.S., showcasing the talent and innovation of top floral designers.
This year's theme was "An Evening at the Copacabana". Competitors were tasked with incorporating a pineapple while creating a headpiece, memorial piece and centerpiece.
For her win, Hall received $3,000, and an engraved silver trophy. She will also be recognized during the Stars of the Industry Awards Ceremony and will receive complimentary registration for SAF’s 2027 convention, August 30 through September 1, in Palm Springs, California.
The 57th Sylvia Cup took place on Hall's sister’s 57th birthday, and her sister’s childhood nickname was Sylvia. Before the competition, Hall joked with her that she seemed destined to win.
Learn more about the competition and Hall's success at Indiana Designer Wins Sylvia Cup Design Competition - safnow.org
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