Focal Points: An AIFD Blog

From Petals to Purpose: AIFD’s 2025 Reflections in Palm Springs

From Petals to Purpose: AIFD’s 2025 Reflections in Palm Springs

By Nita Robertson AIFD The 2025 AIFD “Reflections” Symposium in Palm Springs wasn’t just a celebration of floral artistry—it was a shining example of what happens when passionate people come together with purpose. This year, the AIFD Marketing Committee and Headquarters worked closely to amplify…

Students Compete at Reflection Symposium in Palm Springs

Students Compete at Reflection Symposium in Palm Springs

Congratulations to all of the students who participated this year in the Student Competition in Palm Springs at the Reflection Symposium. This year we had 28 students representing 6 schools. The students all did a fabulous job and they continue to surprise and inspire us…

Presidents Message: A little bit of peer pressure can go a long way

Presidents Message: A little bit of peer pressure can go a long way

A new year for AIFD is officially underway, and so is the celebration of our 60th Anniversary! In mid-July, members and industry friends gathered in sunny Palm Springs for Reflection—a spectacular symposium filled with inspiration, education, and floral fellowship. Huge congratulations to coordinators Lori Novak…

AIFD Presidential Year in Review

AIFD Presidential Year in Review

As I reflect on my year as President of AIFD, I am filled with immense pride, gratitude, and admiration for the incredible floral artists, educators, and friends I’ve met along the way. Though I only had the opportunity to visit five of our six chapters…

The Education Committee Continues to Explore Terms from the AIFD Terminology Book

The Education Committee Continues to Explore Terms from the AIFD Terminology Book

Repurposing Art is defined in the latest edition of the AIFD® Guide to Terms, Techniques, and Traditions as reappropriating the artifacts of current or older cultures in new and creative ways. Reappropriation in floral design is a growing trend that challenges traditional ideas of beauty,…

Celebrating Our Regional Presidents: Champions of the AIFD Mission

Celebrating Our Regional Presidents: Champions of the AIFD Mission

As we continue advancing the mission of the American Institute of Floral Designers, we want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to our incredible Regional Presidents. Their leadership, dedication, and tireless efforts throughout the year have been instrumental in strengthening our community,…

The Accent: A Celebration of Floral Art and Cultural Exchange in Macau

The Accent: A Celebration of Floral Art and Cultural Exchange in Macau

This Western floral art exhibition, themed “The Accent,” is jointly presented by the Society of Chinese Members of AIFD and the Macau Academy of Flower Arrangement Designers. It ingeniously incorporates Macau’s landmark elements and employs AIFD’s internationally renowned floral design techniques to showcase groundbreaking artistic…

Summer with the Southern Chapter

Summer with the Southern Chapter

As we head into summer, excitement is building across Southern Chapter! With Symposium just around the corner, this is a season of connection and renewed commitment to education and growth. We’re proud to share a few highlights and reminders as we prepare for Palm Springs…

AIFD® Awards Committee Will Soon Seek Nominations

AIFD® Awards Committee Will Soon Seek Nominations

It may seem early, but it’s never too early to start thinking about award nominations! You may begin submitting nominations on November 1. 2025. Do you know someone who deserves to be honored? Have you considered nominating someone but are unsure how to go about…

The Education Committee Explores a Term from the AIFD Terminology Book

The Education Committee Explores a Term from the AIFD Terminology Book

By Laurie Lemek “GREEN BURIAL” A Green Burial, also known as a natural burial, is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional burial practices. It involves burying the body in a biodegradable container without the use of embalming fluids or concrete vaults. This method aims to minimize environmental…