Affiliated to the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies
A reminder of happier days
March 2020
Your Chairman and Committee wish you a Happy and a Healthy New Year.
Take care and keep safe.
President Carol Hipperson with Club Chairman and her Committee
Flower arrangements by Area Demonstrator Sandra Price
Photographer - Caroline Whiting
Caroline's message "A reminder of happy times as we look forward to their return.
Keep smelling the roses, and stay well"
Our programme of flower demonstrations is on hold for the time being.
We have all heard the Prime Minister decision to lockdown and we will follow the government guidelines.
December 2020 Christmas Demonstration
Adele's Christmas Flower Demonstration was truly amazing.
It was so good to see each other for the first time since our March Meeting.
Adele worked very hard, doing two dems in the space of a few hours
but she has received a great deal of positive feedback from
very happy flower arrangers which made it all worthwhile!
Sorry if you couldn't join the online Zoom demonstration.
You missed a real treat!!
Photograph of the flowers designs will be on the January newsletter
Government's Covid-19 slogan "Hands, Face and Space".
Please keep well and stay safe.
We're all missing each other, please keep in touch.
Our flowery treats will return - happy days!
Norfolk and Norwich Horticultural Society
Zoom meetings - as you all know Norwich Flower Club is affiliated to NNHS and as a member we are invited to join the Zoom meetings that they have organised.
Monday 25th January 2021 at 7pm - 8-30pm:
Talk by Simon White 'The Gardens of East Anglia'
https://zoom.us/j.95577899439
The link is available on their website: meetings@nnhs.org.uk
Halloween flower arrangements
Jay Page Marion Troutbeck
Another Halloween design
The plant material gathered from Jo Miller's garden
Norwich Flower Club
Please take care and keep well. Chairman and Committee
Many thanks for visiting our website.
As one of the older flower groups in the country, Norwich Flower Club was originally founded in 1952 by the late Mrs. Jocelyn Steward. Membership is open to all who enjoy flowers and floral arrangements and we’re always pleased to welcome new members, regardless of experience. We guarantee a friendly and relaxed atmosphere in which to develop your interest through our annual programme of meetings, demonstrations, workshops and outings.
You can find out more about us, and our activities, by using the navigation buttons from this page.
Our Meetings
We normally meet on the third Monday each month at 1:45pm (please check our Programme link for full details.) We welcome visitors to our meetings (£8 entrance). Meetings are held in the Music Room at The Assembly House, Theatre Street, Norwich, NR2 1RQ (see below).
At our meetings you can watch demonstrations by experts who will create floral displays, give advice on plants and flowers to grow, advice on current trends in floral designs and useful tips relating to our art. Other activities offered are workshops, outings, shows and social events. A full year's programme of events is always planned ahead which will be enjoyable exciting and stimulating.
Next Meeting - Click on our Programme page for details of our next meeting
National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies
Norwich Flower Club is affiliated to the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies (NAFAS). Flower arranging clubs and societies banded together as the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies in 1959. The Association has since been a unifying and guiding mainstay to thousands of men, women and juniors whose love of flowers has opened up a whole new world of creativity. In 1984 NAFAS was granted charitable status in recognition of its education activities. It ranks among the most notable specialised National Associations.
Norwich Flower Club lies within NAFAS Area 1 (East of England).The East of England Area was formed in 1954 and is the largest of the 21 Areas of NAFAS. There are 107 clubs with one junior club. Because of the geographical spread of the Area, which extends some 7,000 square miles, a decision was made in 1958 to form Groups within the Area. The five Groups, namely Cambridge, Colchester, East Suffolk, King's Lynn and Norwich act as a liaison between the Clubs within their Group and the Area Association.
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