FTD World Cup News

Přemysl Hytych is the official FTD World Cup 2019 competitor for the Czech Republic. He has been professionally interested in floristry since the mid-1990s. Born in a small Czech village called Měnín, Hytych’s artwork draws on his birthplace and country. He incorporates...

World-renowned Swedish floral designer Per Benjamin has been named as Master of Ceremonies at FTD World Cup 2019, the world’s most prestigious floral design competition taking place from March 1-3 at the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, the nation’s largest and longest-running horticultural...

Leopoldo Gómez is the official FTD World Cup 2019 competitor for Mexico. He is a renowned international teacher of Floral Design, based in Mexico City. His style is widely acclaimed and sought after for its striking color palettes, vivid combinations of textures,...

Vincenzo Antonuccio is the official FTD World Cup 2019 competitor for Italy. The son of a former Interflora World Cup competitor, he will compete against other floral artists from around the globe with the goal of winning the world’s most prestigious floral...

Tamás Mezőffy is the official FTD World Cup 2019 competitor for Hungary. He was born and raised in Hungary in the countryside east of the capital on the biggest lake in Europe, Lake Balaton. He first learned about floristry in horticultural school...

Sofie Danielsson Söhr is the official FTD World Cup 2019 competitor for Sweden. Growing up in southern Sweden, her work is inspired by its scenic countryside. Now a resident of Stockholm, Söhr will compete for the second time in FTD (Interflora) World...

Přemysl Hytych Will Represent the Czech Republic

Per Benjamin Named Master of Ceremonies

Leopoldo Gómez Will Represent Mexico

Vincenzo Antonuccio Will Represent Italy

Tamás Mezőffy Will Represent Hungary

Sofie Danielsson Söhr Will Represent Sweden