January ~ a time for events

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January ~ a time for social and corporate events? You bet!

You would think that during the month of January, there would not be too many corporate or social events happening but it is the furthest from the truth. We have been hard at work creating flower centerpiece after flower centerpiece. This week has had us creating floral centerpieces for Executive Board Meetings (like the photo below) and other corporate events. Believe it or not we even have an order for Holiday themed centerpieces. Why, you might ask? Because if you are in the restaurant business and you want to throw a holiday party for your staff, you certainly can't do it in December, so January is the perfect time! 
flower centerpiece
Add a non-profit installation dinner, a 100th birthday party and a few other events and you have a very busy schedule of parties. Our flower designing staff have been hard at working making flower centerpieces of all sizes, shapes and colors. With the centerpiece designs below, the client request a Christmas Holiday look. I think we did a great job, don't you? 
restaurant holiday party centerpieces
January is the perfect time for winter centerpieces like these designs being created for a party tomorrow. The blue and white theme is perfect for a winter event along with being peaceful and soothing. Want to see more of our event designs? Our Instagram account is a great way to keep up with our latest designs! These designs below have a Winter vibe plus a slight midnight feel with the use of the blue glass balls. White winter mums, accents of baby's breath and we've also added frosted pine cones and assorted winter foliage to complete the look. 
winter flower centerpieces in blue and whiteWhat are you celebrating this winter. Would you like us to create pretty floral centerpieces to brighten up your winter party! Want to learn more about setting up a corporate account? Link Here to learn more or just give us a call at 609-520-2005. 
Location: 111 Main St, Princeton, NJ 08540, USA

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