All of the AIFD® regions took to video meetings during the pandemic, and no one is looking back! Having the option to create hybrid meetings is a game changer and can open up more opportunities to get involved on a regional and national level.
Learn more about this virtual exhibition where designers are invited to create floral installations in outdoor spaces.
Jennifer Lato AIFD, CFD presented through zoom for students in the Environmental Horticulture and Floristry Department at City College of San Francisco. Her main topics were working in a floral studio and the impacts of COVID in local businesses.
We are excited to announce the dedicated members of the Institute who will be joining the National Board beginning July 1, 2021.
The AIFD Foundation invites floral designers and floral enthusiasts to create a Neotropica or Tropical Nouveau design in the spirit of PHILosophy and to endow the Phil Rulloda AIFD Scholarship Fund.
Students at The Ohio State University capped off a challenging academic year with an inspiring Artist-in-Residence program presented by Liz Stocker, AIFD.
The AIFD Foundation is excited to extend opportunities ranging from Premium Registrations to attend the AIFD Symposium in 2022, to World-class Design Experiences, to mentorships with those who are leaders in specialized fields of study.
The Floral Summit will be a day of inspiring education. Learn more about the 5 designers scheduled to present.
The Arkansas Florists Association Fund honoring Bill Plummer AIFD has been established in the AIFD Foundation. A lifelong resident of Plumerville, Arkansas, his life of ninety-one years was filled with the love of family, times shared with friends and the pure joy of inspiring others.
The 1990 Symposium was kicked off with “Dancing and Fellowship” hosted by the North Central and Northeast Regional Chapters. The next morning there was a breakfast bar for everyone attending to enjoy.