Fiesta Parade Floats

GARDEN UNDER THE SEA — APRIL 25-28

In celebration of the 34th annual Southern California Spring Garden Show at South Coast Plaza, we honor the captivating beauty of the underwater world. The ocean’s beauty comes alive in a coral reef and lush underwater garden created from an array of floral materials.

Designed, created, and decorated by Fiesta Parade Floats.

The undersea display at South Coast Plaza is a testament to the creativity and artistry of floral design, offering visitors a unique and enchanting experience that celebrates the beauty and diversity of marine life. The combination of dried and fresh florals works together to create a visually stunning display.

The sea anemones moving up the side have centers of magenta carnation and purple carnation with a natural blue chrysanthemum.

The 3 arms of sea coral on the side are a combination of cordon thistle puffs with 3 distinct color roses. Free Spirit, toffee, and quicksand roses.

The ocean floor floral has a variety of floral including: King white/pink protea, green dianthus, yellow-orange pin cushion protea, green lemonade rose, hot pink boronia, song of India, umbrella fern, and sea star fern.

The two tall clumps of structured seaweed contain fresh flowers of Hala leaves, purple Liatris, Green Cymbidium, leucadendron, and bear grass.

The white jellyfish have fresh ornamental kale moving down the arm.

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See the floats on display! https://foxla.com/news/rose-parade-2024-how-to-see-floats-on-display Hal Eisner Journalist Fox 11 Los Angeles Rose Parade 🌹🌹🌹

Rose Parade 2024: How to see the floats on display Floatfest: A Rose Parade Showcase features a 2-mile showcase of Rose Parade floats following their appearance along the parade route.

Award results are in! Congratulations to all the winning floats in the 2024 Rose Parade! All 5 Fiesta Parade Float entries took home an award 🌹🏆

President Award: Kaiser Permanente
Princess Award: City of Torrance
Judges Award: One Legacy Donate Life
Bob Hope Humor Award: The UPS Store
Showmanship: Louisiana Office of Tourism