The Area Flower Arranger Officer is Hazel Bell from Ossett Flower Club.
Hazel Bell
The Flower Arranger The Flower Arranger is the magazine of NAFAS, the UK’s largest selling Floral Design Magazine. It is full of inspiration, useful tips, techniques and step by step projects from floral artists, which enables you to create your own arrangements, or just admire the work you see. Within this magazine are a wealth of ideas for arranging the delightful flowers of spring. A new feature looks at a traditional downward crescent and a modern interpretation, giving instructions for both. 'You be the judge' focuses on the floristry class from the Harrogate Show and readers can not only decide what they think about the arrangements, but read the actual judge’s comments on page 70. Six pages are devoted to the superb exhibits from the 2025 National Show held in Gloucester Cathedral.
This fantastic magazine is published quarterly, depicting the four seasons, and will at present only cost £17 annually for NAFAS members, if ordered through your flower club. You can pay a subscription at any time of year.
If you are a student on any flower arranging or floristry course you can subscribe to the magazine. For more information, and the forms you need, ask your tutor to email: [email protected]
If you are not a member of a flower club then you can buy each magazine for £5.95 from some newsagents.
You could take out a subscription by completing the form inside the magazine on page 58, or by applying on line to: www.mymagazinesub.co.uk/the-flower-arranger to have these inspirational magazines delivered to a UK address through subscription for just £23.17 for the first year.
Advance notice : Delivery dates for magazines to clubs in 2026: Summer 8th-15th April Autumn 9th-16th July Winter 8th-15th October NEW AND UPDATED: Information for Club Flower Arranger Officers: Below is the order form for the 2026 issues of the magazine.
This newsletter, which used to be available as an insert to the Flower Arranger magazine, has now been amended to be fully online. It can be found towards the bottom of the NAFAS homepage, here (you will need to scroll down to find it) www.nafas.org.uk/