Product Description

Item Name Fiona Flower

Materials Paper tissue(old newspapers/magazines),

wire

Overall length Different

Advantage High quality in competitive price

Use It is best decoration for home, weddings,

and parties.

About Fiona Flower

“Fiona flower “ we’ve got our product name from the cartoon movie
“Shrek”. These party decorations are great for any occasion be it baby showers,
weddings or just used as a room decoration. Unlike other paper flower
bouquet that you can’t display in a long term, Fiona flower is a Big Flower that
can be decorate in your room or any particular parties it will also stays long as a
decoration as long as you take care of it. Fiona flower is also affordable that
everyone can have it to make your place more attractive. Costumer will never
regret having these kind of flower, they will have a very unique parties/room
for its ravishing, stunning and adorable looks.
 A SWOT analysis is a business planning methodology used to
compare a business, such as a flower shop, against its competitors and within
its target market. "Strengths" and "Weaknesses" looks at positive and negative
aspects of the business. "Opportunities" and "Threats" are external factors
over which the company may have no control.

SWOT Analysis

Strengths
 Fiona flower looks ravishing on its own unique design.
 It is accessible to everyone that they don’t have to think thoroughly.
 It the best thing to decorate or design in your or any parties.

Weaknesses
 Not highly successful at integrating firms with different culture.
 The Fiona flower will easily get dirt.
 Luck of creativity.
Opportuniti es
 Make the product more creative to add some attraction.
 It will lead to dilutions of competitor’s advantage and enable Fiona
flower to increase competitiveness compare to the other competitors.
Threats
 As for now, the only threats for us is our classmates, they are our
competitors specially our classmate who has the same product(flower)
with us.
 Changing consumer buying behavior from online channel could be a
threat to us.

Marketing Mix
Product: Fiona Flower
Price: 10php
Place: Cedar College (Humss 12)
Promotion: Looking for some flower to decorate? Come at Cedar
College(Humss 12) to have a Fiona Flower, perfect for your stunning eyes.
Procedure:
STEP 1: Supplies!

Package of Tissue Paper (old newspapers/magazines).

You will need roughly 20 sheets. Thin wire. String for you
to hang the sucker. Pliers. Scissors.

STEP 2: Prepping Los Papers

This step may be easy to skim over, but from experience,

I have found that its one of the most important ones.
When you open up the package of tissue, make sure you
straighten and align them up as nice as possible. Having
them even and lined up will make cleaner folds that you
will encounter in the following steps.

STEP 3: Fold! Fold! Fold!

Take about an inch or an inch and half of paper from the

bottom and fold it back over the rest of the paper. Make
sure the fold crease is nice and clean, and that you put
lots of pressure to ensure that all 20 layers of tissue have
a clean crease. Then flip the stack over, and fold over
again. You want to have an accordion style fold.

STEP 4: Making It Nice and Even

Fold all the way til the end of the paper. You may have
some leftover.... if so, just trim the excess off. Go back and
repress all the folds to make sure all the folds are nicely
creased.

STEP 5: Tie the Paper Up With Wire

Using the floral wire, you want to twist the wired around
the center of the folded tissue paper. Don't tie it too tight,
or tie it too lose. Wrapping the wire too tight will make it
difficult to pull the tissue apart, causing it to rip and tear.
Wrapping the wire too lose will allow it to fall apart. I like
it to fit snuggly, while at the same time giving it room to
expand. Once it's all wrapped up, snip the excess wire off.

STEP 6: Trim the Ends

There are two ways to trim this.... What I've done is a

rounded edge, but you can also do a pointed edge. Trim
and round the edges all the way through each fold. It
doesn't have to be perfect. Do this to both ends.

STEP 7: Its Coming to Life....

Open up the accordion, and hold it from the center where

you twist tied the wire. Then take the string, and tie it
around the wire. Make sure you tie the string first,
because once you start fluffing and pulling the tissue
apart, it becomes difficult to find the center wire. Then
gently, start peeling the tissue layers apart one by one...
start at the top, and slowly work down to the base. Its
easy to tear, but try and get as close to the center wire as
possible.

STEP 8: Masterpiece!

It’s all done!

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Entrepreneurship

Submitted to:

Mrs. Sheena Montevirgen

Submitted by:

Navarrete, Jane G.
Castroverde, Ynah Mariz

Yao, Shobie

Salazar, John Kenny

Humss 12 Group 4