Garland Maker

• Floral Artist / Craftsperson: Creates aesthetically pleasing garlands using flowers, leaves, beads, or other materials.
• Cultural Artisan: Often plays a part in religious or cultural ceremonies by preparing traditional floral arrangements.
• Vendor / Seller (in some cases): May sell garlands directly to customers in markets, temples, or events.
• Team Member / Assistant: Works with event planners, florists, or religious institutions.
• Preservation Specialist (optional): Ensures garlands stay fresh and presentable for the duration of the event or purpose.

1. Design & Planning

• Understand the requirements (length, pattern, flower type, cultural significance).
• Plan the color scheme and arrangement design.
• Customize based on festivals, weddings, temple rituals, or client specifications.

2. Material Selection & Preparation

• Select fresh and appropriate flowers and leaves.
• Trim, clean, and prepare flowers for use.
• Choose thread, wire, or string for tying.

3. Garland Assembly

• String flowers in the correct sequence and spacing.
• Follow traditional or modern styles (e.g., South Indian temple style, Hawaiian lei, etc.).
• Ensure sturdiness and uniformity.

4. Quality Control

• Check for freshness, symmetry, and neatness.
• Replace wilted or damaged flowers.
• Make sure garlands meet client or ritual standards.

5. Storage & Transportation

• Store garlands in a cool, moist environment if needed.
• Package garlands carefully to avoid crushing.
• Deliver to location on time, especially for time-sensitive events.

6. Maintenance (if required)

• For long events, replace or refresh garlands.
• Mist flowers to retain freshness.