Fall Floral Design Classes in Princeton and Yardley

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We have great Fall design classes coming up in both our Princeton and Yardley locations.  On October 23rd, from 6-8PM, we will be hosting Pumpkin Floral Arranging in our Princeton store.  Make your home extra festive and create your own floral arrangement in a pumpkin, just in time for Halloween!  Enjoy wine and refreshments while you personalize your home Fall décor.  This class is only $45 per person and includes $10 of Monday Morning Money to spend at your leisure.
In our Yardley store, join us on November 7th from 6-8PM for Fall Floral Design and create and arrangement to resemble an apple cinnamon martini!  What would the night be if we didn’t serve the delicious drink itself for the occasion!?  Enjoy refreshments and martinis as your create a great piece for your décor and receive instruction that will allow you to design your own arrangements at home.  This class is only $45 per person and includes $10 of Monday Morning Money.
With Thanksgiving approaching quickly, we would not miss the opportunity to show how to make your own Thanksgiving centerpiece.  Come out for Thanksgiving Centerpiece Making in our Princeton location on November 25th from 6-8PM, and keep your centerpiece for your holiday dinner.  This is sure to be a fun night out with- of course - wine and refreshments!  Why not get some Christmas shopping done while you’re in the shop?  Get crafty, learn something new, and get ready for the holidays!  This event is only $75 per person and includes $15 of Monday Morning Money to spend however you like!
All classes can be signed up for on our website, www.sendingsmiles.com, or call the shop today at 609-520-2005 before space fills up.  Our in-store events have become a great way to meet new people, learn something new and crafty, and take home a beautiful piece with your personalized touch.  Check out our facebook, www.facebook.com/localflorist for more details on upcoming events at Monday Morning Flowers.


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

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