Floral Arts Guild
Haddonfield UMC’s Floral Arts Guild is a Christian fellowship with a mission. Our mission is to glorify God and delight the congregation through artistic floral arrangements and decorative arts. It visually interprets the Gospel of Jesus Christ using the natural beauty that occurs in creation.
Seasonal Decorating and Flower Arranging Teams
Major Christian festivals, such as Easter and Christmas, require a large number of members to create, set up, and install the flowers, plants, and decorative art used around the interior and exterior of the church. Paraments are changed for each church season and festival.
Classes
Members learn the art of floral arranging for sacred spaces, creating centerpieces for use in the Sanctuary, Fellowship Hall, Chapel, and other areas around the church.
Each year, the Floral Arts Guild hosts flower arranging classes in the fall season. Click the button and contact us through the form at the bottom of the page if you want to learn more.
Flower Memorials and Honoraria
Flower Memorial and Honoraria opportunities are available each week for Sanctuary and Chapel altar flowers. Additional arrangements can be placed in Welcome Center, Chapel Hallway, and on the Baptismal Font.
Click the button to inquire about arranging memorials and honoraria. Please include the date and space for which you’d like to make arrangements!
Baptism, Weddings, and Funerals
Floral Arts Guild supports families in their seasons of life by arranging flowers for baptisms, weddings, and funerals.
We minister to those who are grieving by helping them pick out appropriate designs of flower arrangements for their loved one’s celebration of life. We also have a wedding counselor with great experience to help with your wedding planning. For more information or questions, please contact us by using the form at the bottom of this page.
Baptismal Font Flower Arrangement
A Reconciling Ministry
Affiliated with the Reconciling Ministries Network
A welcoming ministry
Committed to ensuring justice, equity, and dignity for all God’s children in their diverse intersecting identities