- All competitor registrations were approved by FTD.
- Once the competitor’s registration was approved by FTD, competitors had 14 days to pay the entry fee of $15,000 USD by bank transfer. The bank transfer information was provided via email upon registration approval.
- All entry fees were non-refundable. If an approved competitor dropped out of the competition, a replacement competitor could have been provided by that countries’ Interflora unit.
- By registering for FTD World Cup 2019, competitors agreed to allow their profile picture and brief professional bio to be used for marketing purposes and promotion.
- The 100-Points Judging System was used to judge the competition. Competitors agreed to abide by all jury and technical committee scores and rulings.
- FTD World Cup 2019 was divided into three parts: the main competition, the semi-final and the finals.
- The main competition consisted of one surprise task and three competition tasks.
- The top 10 scoring competitors in the main competition advanced to the semi-final to complete a surprise task.
- The top five scoring competitors in the semi-final advanced to the finals to complete one final surprise task.
- The overall highest scoring competitor, Bart Hassam was declared the winner and 2019 Interflora World Cup Champion.