Scenes from a Flower Shop - Part 2

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Well, I could not resist doing a "Scenes from our shop" Part 2. So many cute pictures to show! To the left is a shelf of all baby items, stuffed animals and cute novelty containers that hold pretty floral displays.

To the right is a shelf themed for Valentine's Day. Satin ceramics and red glass vases, chocolates, love themed stuff animals make for fun shopping.

Below is a picture of designer Rocio who is wrapping her creation for the trip in the delivery van. In cold weather flowers need extra attention to keep them from freezing!


The photo to the right show Design Coordinator Dianne Legg putting the finishing touches on a wedding cake at the Nassau Inn. Simple touches of fresh flowers are a very popular way to dress up a simple wedding cake. Most people find it surprising when I tell them that we did exactly 100 wedding in 2008. Now, that's a lot of wedding flowers and many, many hours of meetings with brides! No wonder I'm tired! :o)

To the left is a tin of yummy chocolates. We carry about between 50 and 70 gourmet basket items at all times in addition to fresh fruits.
New to our product line are our candy bouquets. Adorable arrangements made completely of candy, many times in cute containers. Our most popular arrangements are our Brownie Pizza and our Skittles and Grins, complete with smiley face lolly pops and many bags of Skittles. A ceramic sneaker filled with treats is a cute gift to give to a young boy for his birthday or get well but we find they most often go to adults. Go figure! They must be young at heart.
Hope you enjoyed seeing more pictures from our shop! It was fun sharing them with you. To shop our complete line of product check us out at http://www.sendingsmiles.com

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