Why send Thanksgiving flowers? Thanksgiving is a holiday with a long history in North America. It is often associated with the Pilgrims of Massachusetts, but some claim the first Thanksgiving actually held on this continent took place in 1578 in Newfoundland, when English explorer Martin Frobisher held a ceremony to give thanks for having survived […]
Plans for an oven roasted turkey and all the delicious fixings are likely in place at your household as Thanksgiving is just days away, Monday October 8th this year. As you finalize your celebration needs, we have you covered when it comes to gorgeous, hand designed Thanksgiving flower arrangements, autumn centerpieces and bouquets. When family
With Thanksgiving falling on Thursday, you’ve likely heard of more than one friend talk of their plans to be with family for the November 24th holiday. Besides filling your own belly with turkey and all of the trimmings, how will you express gratitude to those that are near and dear to you on Thanksgiving Day?
When you think of Thanksgiving flowers, the most popular fall arrangements include some combination of chrysanthemums, roses, gerbera daisies, sunflowers, carnations, marigolds, alstroemeria or lilies. Certainly, this Thanksgiving many of us will use the holiday as an opportunity to send fresh cut autumn blossoms when we can’t be there. Thanksgiving will be here before you