This Weekend at the Flower Shop

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Thank goodness it's Friday! Well, it's actually Saturday but when I thought I wanted to share what's going on in the shop today, I automatically thought of that old "office battle cry" because it absolutely does not have anything to do with working in a floral design shop in May. When Friday at 5 pm rolls around, it does not stop for us and as a matter of fact, things really heat up. Today we had many parties to set up, we're hot and heavy working on tomorrows 3 weddings (we had a small one today too) and I even got out to do a Floral Demonstration at D&R Greenway Land Trust for a couple of hours last night and this morning. 
Here is designer is hard at work making Bridal Bouquets like this one for bride Jeri. Lavender and purple flowers hand tied ~ so elegant. We hope she loves it when she sees it tomorrow morning!  
Roses, lisianthus, freesia, mini calla lilies... such an amazing combination for Spring.  
Lots and lots of party floral centerpieces going out the door like these colorful cube arrangements.  
Each Friday we have been getting huge shipments of California flowers, like these 300 stems of gerbera daisies. Don't you love all the colors? 
Our sign reminds folks about our $5 Flower Bouquets on Fridays. Each week we sell between 40 and 60 of them between our 2 flower shops.  
Yup, it's Prom time. We had picks up at both stores both yesterday and today.  
More California flowers like this amazing Waxflower.  
Thrown in a music themed bat mitzvah like the one we did today at Yardley Country Club.  
A small hand tied bouquet of spring flowers for a last minute wedding today. 
Had fun doing some demos for folks showing how to use Native Plant material in your own floral designs. A nice day to be out in the sunshine. Well, there you have it, just a few of the things going on at the Shop this weekend! 

Location: 111 Main Street, Princeton, NJ 08540, USA

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