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YOUR GUIDE TO ENTER

2016 OC Fair Competitions

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS

Open to California Residents, Ages 16 and Older

Dates to Remember...

Contacts...

Garden & Floral Program Coordinator

[email protected]

(714) 708-1619

Competition

Competition

Date

Check-In

Time

Online Registration

Deadline

Pickup Date & Time

Dry & Silk

Arrangements Thursday, July 14 7-9:30 am Wednesday, July 13 at 2 pm Monday, August 15 Ikebana, Miniature

& all Fresh Arragnements Thursday, July 14 Tuesday, July 19 Tuesday, July 26 Tuesday, August 2 Tuesday, August 9 7-9:30 am Wednesday, July 13 at 2 pm Monday, July 18 at 2 pm Monday, July 25 at 2 pm Monday, August 1 at 2 pm Monday, August 8 at 2 pm Tuesday, July 19, 7-10 am Tuesday, July 26, 7-10 am Tuesday, August 2, 7-10 am Tuesday, August 9, 7-10 am Monday, August 15, 7-10 am Amateur Floral Design (Live Competition)

Saturday, July 30 4:30 pm Tuesday, July 26

at 11:59 pm No Pick-Up Open Floral

Design

(Live Competition)

Saturday, August 6 4:30 pm Tuesday, August 2

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Rules We Need You to Read

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How to Enter the Floral Arrangement Competition

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Need Help?

How to Deliver Your Entry to the Fair

Tickets

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How is My Entry Judged?

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What If I Get an Award?

Ribbons

The Check’s in the Mail

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How to Pick Up Your Entry

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Division 601 Dry Arrangement (Open)

Division 611 Silk Arrangement (Open)

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Division 621 - 625 Ikibana Arrangement (Open)

Division 631 - 635 Miniature Arrangement (Open)

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Division 641 - 645 Non-Professional Fresh Arrangement

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Division 661 - 665 Professional Fresh Arrangement

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Division 673 - 674 Live Floral Design Contest (Amateur & Open)

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RULES

We Need You to Read...

1. Read Competition Guidelines: Changes are made each year. 2. Open to all California residents, Ages 16 - Adult.

3. See registration and competition dates on page 1 of this guide. No reminder cards will be sent. 4. Small items should be scurely fastened to the container.

5. The OC Fair reserves the right to refuse any entry that has a serious disease or insect problem. 6. If spoilage occurs prior to the pickup date, the entry will be discarded.

7. Items of great or sentimental value should not be used.

8. The OC Fair is not responsible for lost, damaged or dead items.

9. The same item cannot be re-entered in subsequent competitions, neither under the original or a different exhibitor’s name.

10. Entries must be picked up during the designated pickup time (see page1 of this guide) or entries become the property of the OC Fair and may be discarded.

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HOW TO ENTER

for the Floral Arrangement Competition...

Who May Enter:

Open to all California residents, ages 16 to adult. See specific competition

deails and “Skill Levels” below.

Processing Fees:

See specific competition details.

Entry Limit:

Maximum of 1 entry per class per competition date.

1. Choose among the divisions and classes listed.

2. Maximum of 1 entry per class per competition date. If multiple entries are submitted by an individual within the same class, entries will be disqualified.

3. Go to ocgard.fairmanager.com and register online before the deadline.

4. Entries must be made under the name of the individual who prepared it. Do not use business or fictitious names. There are no team entries. Please enter using exhibitors name as

it will appear on the display tag.

5. You will receive an e-mail notification and confirmation immediately after online registration is received. Please check your Spam/Junk folder first before contacting the OC Fair.

Skill Levels:

• Exhibitor must select one skill level at which to compete and submit all entries within that skill level classification.

• NON-PROFESSIONAL: Those engaged in flower-arranging as a hobby and do not engage in this

work for a livelihood.

• PROFESSIONAL: Anyone who now, or ever has been, involved in flower arranging as an

occupation for pay or a means of livelihood. In this sense the definition of “pay” is any compensation that results in a profit above and beyond the cost of material. This includes teachers, lecturers and judges.

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HOW TO DELIVER

Your Entry to the Fair...

Where to Delivery Entries

Bring your entry(s) to Centennial Farm on the listed competition date(s). Enter Gate 1 off Fair Drive. Check in is 7-9:30 am. Exhibitors must check in by 9:30 am, without exceptions.

Claim Checks

Will be provided when exhibits are delivered.

NEED HELP?

Need assistance with the online entry?

Our staff is here to help! Help Days: Wednesday, July 13

Monday, July 18 Monday, July 25 Monday, August 1 Monday, August 8

Time: 10 am-2pm

Location: Centennial Farm, Silo Building 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626

Enter through Gate 1 off Fair Drive, Park in Lot B and enter through the Centennial Farm Gate.

TICKETS, YEA!

Free OC Fair Admission

• Exhibitors will receive one (1) 2016 OC Fair admission ticket per competition date. • One (1) ticket per exhibitor, not one per entry.

• Exhibitor must be present to receive ticket.

• Claim checks will only be redeemable for an admission ticket during the hours of competition delivery. • Tickets are valid any day the Fair is open.

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HOW IS MY ENTRY JUDGED?

Divisions

Placed using the American Judging System ranking exhibits one against another (i.e. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Honorable Mention, Division Winner, and Best of Show).

Judging

Judging is not open to the public. Judges’ decisions are final. Judges have the authority to disqualify any entry that does not meet the requirements specified. Judges are not obligated to award a place unless an entry merits a place.

Judges

Qualified judges are selected by the Program Coordinator and are selected from local professionals who are the top in their field. Judges may judge different divisions from year to year.

Awards Points

Best of Show Division Winner

1st/Blue 5 points each

2nd/Red 3 points each

3rd/ White 1 points each

Honorable Mention

No Premiums Offered

Sweepstakes

Adult and Youth Sweepstakes in Fruit & Vegetable will be tallied based on the accumulated points (see above) for all 5 judging days. Sweepstakes awards are as follows:

Floral Arrangement Sweepstakes - Professional Ribbon & $50

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WHAT IF I GET AN AWARD?

Judging Results

Results can be viewed online at ocfair.com/results. We post results online as soon as possible. Please do not call or email for competition results.

RIBBONS, YEA!

Ribbons may be picked up on the following Competition Dates listed on page 1 and on Final Pickup Day on Monday August 15, 7 am-Noon. Ribbons and premiums will only be mailed to exhibitors who mailed-in their entries.

THE CHECK’S IN THE MAIL

Sweepstakes Award Checks/Premiums

Will be made payable to the exhibitor whose name is indicated on the entry form and mailed within 30 days after the close of the 2016 OC Fair. Signed judging sheets will be used as evidence for payment of premiums. Ribbons and tags will not be accepted.

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HOW TO PICK

UP YOUR

ENTRY...

Really Important Pickup Dates

Please check the pickup dates and times on page 1. Pickup is in Centennial Farm.

Claiming Awards and Entries

Entries and/or awards left after the official release date are not the responsibility of the OC Fair and may be discarded. If you are unable to pickup your items, please arrange for someone to pick them up for you. Entries not picked up will be discarded. Claim check of photo ID is required

for pickup. No additional phone calls or email notifications will be made.

THE OC FAIR & EVENT CENTER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR EXHIBITS LEFT AFTER THESE DATES.

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FLORAL ARRANGEMENT

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Dry Arrangement

(Open)

Processing Fees:

$5 (payable online with credit card only)

Premiums:

1st Place - $30

2nd Place - $25

3rd Place - $20

Dry Arrangement Rules:

• No fresh or silk flowers.

• Acceptable dry materials include: silica gel flowers, freeze-dried flowers, everlasting, glycerinized materials and air-dried materials. • Acceptable fillers would include: grasses, herbs,

grains, woods, pod, raffia, cones, and mosses.

Competition Date: July 14

Division 601, Class:

1. Wreath

2. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 3. OC Fair Theme – “Get Your Fair Face On” 4. Broom Corn Broom

5. Broom Corn Craft

Silk Arrangement

(Open)

Processing Fees:

$5 (payable online with credit card only)

Premiums:

1st Place - $30

2nd Place - $25

3rd Place - $20

Silk Arrangement Rules:

• No fresh or dried flowers or foliage allowed • Use of decorative wire, stones, glass and sticks

are allowed

• Flowers may be painted

Competition Date: July 14

Division 611, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Carnival

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Ikebana Arrangement

(Open)

Processing Fees:

$10 (payable online with credit card only)

Premiums:

1st Place - $70

2nd Place - $60

3rd Place - $50

Ikebana Arrangement Rules:

• Floral arrangements may use commercially grown materials.

• Use of artificial flowers and foliage is prohibited. • Accessories are permitted, but emphasis should

be on the creative use of natural floral and plant materials to symbolically represent specific themes rather than on the excessive use of props to create scenes.

• No fruits, vegetables (canned or fresh) or candy allowed. Competition Dates: July 14, 19, 26 & August 2, 9

Division 621-625, Class:

1. Rikka 2. Shoka 3. Freestyle

Miniature

Arrangement (Open)

Processing Fees:

$5 (payable online with credit card only)

Premiums:

1st Place - $30

2nd Place - $25

3rd Place - $20

Miniature Arrangement Rules:

• Arrangements are not to exceed 6 inches in length, height or breadth.

Competition Dates: July 14, 19, 26 & August 2, 9

Division 631-635, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Simply Mini

3. Special Occacion, any

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Non-Professional Fresh Arrangement

Processing Fees:

$10 (payabe online with credit card only

Premiums:

1st Place - $70 2nd Place - $60 3rd Place - $50 Competition Date: July 16

Division 641, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. OC Fair Theme – “Get Your Fair Face On” 3. 4th of July

4. Tea Party

Competition Date: July 19

Division 642, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Bridal Shower

3. Sticks and Stones

Competition Date: July 26

Division 643, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Carnation Celebration

3. Live, Laugh, Love

Competition Date: August 2

Division 644, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Carnival

3. Mum Madness

Competition Date: August 9

Division 645, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Picnic

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Professional Fresh Arrangement

Processing Fees:

$15 (payabe online with credit card only)

Premiums:

1st Place - $125 2nd Place - $100 3rd Place - $75 Competition Date: July 14

Division 661, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Dance

3. Fair Play 4. Under the Sea

Competition Date: July 19

Division 662, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Garden Party

3. High Style 4. Fair Frenzy

Competition Date: July 26

Division 663, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Sea of Succulents

3. Fun with Foliage

4. Going to Prom (corsage & boutonniere set)

Competition Date: August 2

Division 664, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. Graduation Day (retail under $40) 3. Tropical Paradise

4. The Big Game

Competition Date: August 9

Division 665, Class:

1. Exhibitor’s Choice, specify theme 2. OC Fair Theme – “Get Your Fair Face On” 3. Bridal Bouquet

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SPECIAL CONTEST

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Live Floral Design Contest

Amateur & Open

Description: An one-hour challenge to create an impromptu Fresh Floral Arrangement in front of a live audience at the 2016 OC Fair.

Location: OC Promenade Stage at the OC Fair.

Processing Fees: $15 (payable online with credit card only)

Premiums: 1st Place - $100; 2nd Place - $75; 3rd Place - $50 How to Enter - Space is limited, so sign up early!

• Go to http://ocgard.fairmanager.com and register online before the deadline. • Receive verbal confirmation from OC Fair Garden & Floral staff.

• Arrive one half-hour before the contest; If contestants arrive less than 10 minutes early, their position will be given to an alternate, so don’t be late!

Live Floral Design Contest Rules

• Each contestant will be supplied with an assortment of fresh flowers and foliage, two containers to choose from, floral foam, floral tape, floral wire and accessories.

• Contestant will have 45 minutes to construct an arrangement of their choice. At the conclusion of the allotted time, all work must cease.

• Each contestant is responsible for bringing his/her own tools.

Judging Criteria & Awards

• Design distinction and flowers used; creativity; technical skill; and appropriateness to theme. • An awards ceremony will immediately follow judging.

• 1st, 2nd and 3rd place ribbons will be awarded as well as a 1st Place plaque.

• Finished arrangements will be left for display in Gallery 15 at Centennial Farm during the 2016 OC Fair.

Suggested Tools to bring:

• Wire cutters, florist knife, scissors, and pruning shears.

Amateur Floral Design Contest

Competition Dates: July 30, 5pm

• Open to non-professional florists who are Cali-fornia residents

Division 673

Open Floral Design Contest

Competition Dates: August 6, 5pm

• Open to all California residents

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OC FAIR GUIDELINES

ONLINE ENTRY

Dates to Remember

• Please check the individual Competition Guides for entry deadlines, as well as dates and times for entry delivery and pickup. Dates and times are absolute. Late entries will not be accepted.

Who May Enter

• Some divisions are open only to Orange County residents and some limit the number of entries and age of entrants. Check individual Competition Guides for who may enter each competition.

• Youth must enter the divisions and classes specified for their age group. The exhibitor’s age as of July 15, 2016, determines their age group.

• Youth may not enter in the Adult divisions. Open Youth who turn age 19 by July 15, 2016, are considered adults. 4-H youth members in good standing may be age 19 as outlined by the 4-H Cooperative Extension Office. 4-H members who are age 19 may choose to enter as either a 4-H Young Adult or Adult - they may not enter both. This rule applies for all OC Fair 4-H Competitions.

Enter Online

• Enter online at ocfair.fairmanager.com. Incorrect or incomplete information on online entry may dis-qualify the exhibit or cause delay in issuing awards.

• Online submission of data requires that you understand that the decision of the judge is final. You agree to abide by all rules and regulations contained in the OC Fair Competition Guides and understand that such rules and regulations are incorporated with and become a part of this agreement. You hereby release the OC Fair and the State of California from all liability of every kind and character on account of loss, damages or injury to property, which may occur on the fairgrounds. • By submitting artwork I herby Grant the OC Fair & Event Center the right to reproduce accepted

artwork for promotional and educational uses in both printed and electronic forms.

Processing Fees

• Most divisions require processing fees (check individual Competition Guides.) • Fees are payable online with a credit card. No refunds will be issued.

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OC FAIR GUIDELINES

ENTRIES AND EXHIBITS

Acceptable Entries

• No entries or works with copyright or licensing infringement will be accepted. If there is any reproduction of a registered trademark item or work of another artist, the OC Fair reserves the right to disqualify the entry.

• The OC Fair is a family-oriented event.

Any entry deemed inappropriate for family viewing will be disqualified prior to judging.

• Articles which are objectionable, stained, soiled, broken, or not ready for hanging will not be accepted for judging and will not be displayed. You will be notified for pickup.

• OC Fair reserves the right to refuse, accept conditionally or to cancel any entry, disqualify exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries or to cancel awards, without claim for damages.

• OC Fair will not be liable for entries made in error and will not re-open judging to accommodate such entries.

Repeat Entries

• No items entered in a previous year’s OC Fair competition will be accepted.

Exhibit Sales

• Sale of an exhibit or any part of an exhibit for delivery during the OC Fair will not be permitted.

Entry Limit

• The Exhibit Supervisor and/or Program Coordinator have the right to limit entries to facilities available. • Entry forms will be dated as received and entry forms received first will have priority. All entries will be

accepted unless the exhibitor is otherwise notified.

Protection of Exhibits

• All cases will be locked and will not be opened while the public is in the building. Exhibits will not be allowed to leave the OC Fair & Event Center grounds unless the Program Coordinator has approved a release slip. Reasonable precaution will be taken in protection of exhibits. The exhibitor must arrange for insurance if desired.

• OC Fair will not be responsible for accidents or loss that may occur to any of the exhibitors or exhibits at the show and the exhibitors shall hold the management harmless and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from such accident or loss. Presentation of entry form shall be deemed acceptance of this rule.

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JUDGING AND AWARDS

Judges and Judging Procedures

• For judging purposes, the OC Fair reserves the right to combine classes or divisions to create an adequate judging pool where numbers are insufficient to ensure adequate competition.

• Qualified judge(s) will be selected by the Program Coordinator to judge all exhibits.

• Judges have the authority to disqualify or transfer to the correct class any exhibit that does not meet the requirement of the division or class in which it is entered.

• Adult Divisions are placed using the American Judging System (ranking exhibits one against another). 1st, 2nd, 3rd Place and Honorable Mention may be awarded in each class if judges so determine. • Young Adults and Junior Divisions are placed using the Danish Judging System where each entry is judged on how well it meets a standard rather than how it compares to other entries. Entries are judged Blue (superior), Red (very good) or White (average) Award. There may be more than one Blue, Red or White Award per class. All Blue Awards will compete, using the American Judging Sys-tem, for cash awards.

• The decision of the jurors is final.

• If an entry is disqualified after judging is completed, the judge will not change the status of awards given for other entries.

• Judging is NOT open to the public (except Special Contests).

• Judging results can be viewed online around the third week of the OC Fair at ocfair.com/results. Please do not call or email for competition results. Award information will not be given by telephone.

Premiums

• Signed judging sheets will be used as evidence for payment of premiums, ribbons and tags will not be accepted as evidence for payment.

• Checks for awards will be made payable to the exhibitor whose name is indicated on the entry form and distributed within 30 days after the close of the OC Fair.

Ribbons

• To encourage high standards, the judge shall award 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place in each class according to merit; if without merit, the judge shall make no award under any circumstances. Ribbons and special awards must be picked-up by exhibitors at the close of the OC Fair unless otherwise noted.

Claiming Awards and Exhibits

• Exhibits and/or awards left after the official release date are not the responsibility of the OC Fair and will be discarded without exception. If you are unable to pick up your items, please arrange for some-one to pick them up for you. Claim check or photo ID is required for pickup. No additional phsome-one calls or email notifications will be made.

OC Fair and State Guidelines

• All OC Fair and State Guidelines apply to all divisions. State Rules are online at ocfair.com/competitions

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