Jeremy Trentelman, AIFD, CFD, UPFA.

Throughout his childhood, Jeremy was an award-winning artist in mixed media (water colors, acrylics, sculpture and pencils), which eventually led him to his beginnings in a floral career in 2002 in Phoenix Arizona. Much like all other artistic endeavors, he excelled with intensity and immediately began adding many more prestigious awards including 1st place in the Arizona Unit, Teleflora Top 10 competition (his very first industry competition) as well as Designer of the Year 2009 in the Utah Professional Florist’s Association.
Jeremy’s level of knowledge and creative design style has graced the pages of Phoenix Home & Gardens and the Society of American Florists Floral Management magazine. His work has been on display twice at the Phoenix Art Museum as a part of the Art in Flowers exhibit and used in advertisement campaigns for Florigene Carnations. He was also one of three designers selected out of several hundred to compete on the Canadian reality TV show “Making it Big”.
He was Inducted into the AIFD family in 2010 and was also honored by being one of 10 designers chosen to be featured in the new inductee design program “Consortium” at National Symposium in Boston. Jeremy serves on the Board of Directors and is the Co-chair of the Media & Public Relations Committee for the Southwest region of the American Institute of Floral Designers and he also serves as the President Elect of the Board of Directors for the Utah Professional Florist Association, and maintains a high level of commitment and serves the associations he participates in with dedication and excitement.
His latest passion is sharing his knowledge as an educator and hopes that his unique style of design, his excitement for  industry and his love of all things art will help create a renewed focus on excellence in design.
He is currently the Design Manager at Olive & Dahlia on Ogden’s Historic 25th Street.
Naked Petals is about creation, the expression of my soul. The release of energy into works... baring my innermost. Stripping away the perception and leaving a naked petal. Simple. Honest.
Self
Experience the reality I have created for myself, sample another flavor of individuality and leave examining your own experience.