The British Florist Association was formed in 1948 and started life as the British Flower Industry Association. Since its formation the association has grown from strength to strength.

The British Florist Association is the only trade association in the florist industry that is recognised by Government both in the UK and EU. As the exclusive UK member of FLORINT, the European Federation of Florist Associations.

AIMS

To be the independent trade association representing the interests of the professional florist.

OBJECTIVES

To support our members by promoting them to consumers as the first point of call for the purchase of flowers, floral gifts and tributes through education of the public in the art of floristry and design.

To represent our members at national and European government level, ensuring their interests are not adversely affected by any proposed changes to legislation.

To provide our members with affiliation schemes and benefits to help reduce costs and achieve a more profitable business.

To encourage our members to attend training courses (both floristry & general business) in order to assist their development in increasing business turnover and profitability.

To continuously increase our membership base so that we may have a majority voice to assist the association in helping our members further.

The British Florist Association means business…do you?