If you are getting married this spring or fall, please give us a call or email, we would love to offer you a free wedding consulation for your flowers.
Call Genny at 715-834-2901 or email at genny@eauclairefloral.com
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
A few of our Favorite Weddings
Love is in the air, the wedding season is about to begin. We love making bridal bouquets and wedding flowers here. We typically do one to two weddings a weekend, I thought I'd post a few pictures of some of my favorite bridal bouquets from last year.
If you are getting married this spring or fall, please give us a call or email, we would love to offer you a free wedding consulation for your flowers.
Call Genny at 715-834-2901 or email at genny@eauclairefloral.com
If you are getting married this spring or fall, please give us a call or email, we would love to offer you a free wedding consulation for your flowers.
Call Genny at 715-834-2901 or email at genny@eauclairefloral.com
Friday, March 1, 2013
Sending Sympathy Flowers~
Flowers are a lovely way to show your condolences to someone you care for in times of loss.
It is a wonderful gesture to have flowers sent to the memorial service for the deceased, flowers warm up the room and bring life and color to the time of mourning.
The flowers at funeral services represent how much the deceased was loved, admired and respected by others.
There are all different types of floral displays that are appropriate to send to funeral services.
Traditional floral bouquets are usually in a vase, pot or basket, generally arranged all the the front and taller. Here are some examples of some traditional floral bouquets we have arranged in the past.
Smaller bouquets are also perfectly appropriate for funerals, or bouquets designed in lower containers. Simple vases of mixed flowers are a nice sentiment and can easily be taken home by a family member to enjoy.
Here is a mercury glass centerpiece bowl with an arrangement or red roses done for a recent funeral.
It is a wonderful gesture to have flowers sent to the memorial service for the deceased, flowers warm up the room and bring life and color to the time of mourning.
The flowers at funeral services represent how much the deceased was loved, admired and respected by others.
There are all different types of floral displays that are appropriate to send to funeral services.
Traditional floral bouquets are usually in a vase, pot or basket, generally arranged all the the front and taller. Here are some examples of some traditional floral bouquets we have arranged in the past.
Floral displays arranged on a standing easel are also a popular way to send floral bouquets to funeral services. It makes the arrangement look large and showy and can easily stand up at front of viewing area at the funeral service.
Easel bouquets can also be arranged on wreath forms, in the shapes of circles, squares and hearts.
Here are a couple examples of some of our easel designs.
Casket sprays are generally ordered by the immediate family and adorn the top of the casket at a funeral. Here is a recent one we did.
Smaller bouquets are also perfectly appropriate for funerals, or bouquets designed in lower containers. Simple vases of mixed flowers are a nice sentiment and can easily be taken home by a family member to enjoy.
Here is a mercury glass centerpiece bowl with an arrangement or red roses done for a recent funeral.
Regardless of budget or size, flowers are always a heartfelt sentiment for family members of a lost loved one. For more sympathy designers visit our website: http://www.eauclairefloral.com/sympathy-flowers.asp?topnav=LeftNav
Thursday, February 28, 2013
$5 Fridays!
About a year ago we started a new special on Fridays. We call it $5 Friday.
What is it? Well, every Friday we offer a different pre-wrapped bouquet of fresh cut flowers that are available for carry out purchase for just $5. We are open 8 am until 5:30 pm on Fridays, the bouquets are available at 8am until supplies last (usually all day).
The bouquets are typically longer lasting flowers such as daisies, carnations, alstromeria, greenery and filler flowers wrapped together in a decorative sleeve. The flower colors and bouquet themes are different each week.
Here are some picutres from previous weeks.
There is no limit on the quantity of bouquets you can purchase. Stop in Friday and treat yourself or someone else :)
Note*** We usually update Facebook Friday mornings with a picture of this weeks bouquet, "Like" our page and you will be able to see the different bouquets each Friday.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Eau-Claire-Floral/99203386292
What is it? Well, every Friday we offer a different pre-wrapped bouquet of fresh cut flowers that are available for carry out purchase for just $5. We are open 8 am until 5:30 pm on Fridays, the bouquets are available at 8am until supplies last (usually all day).
The bouquets are typically longer lasting flowers such as daisies, carnations, alstromeria, greenery and filler flowers wrapped together in a decorative sleeve. The flower colors and bouquet themes are different each week.
Here are some picutres from previous weeks.
There is no limit on the quantity of bouquets you can purchase. Stop in Friday and treat yourself or someone else :)
Note*** We usually update Facebook Friday mornings with a picture of this weeks bouquet, "Like" our page and you will be able to see the different bouquets each Friday.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Eau-Claire-Floral/99203386292
Dishgardens and European Dish Gardens
A dish garden is typically a basket or container with an arrangement of a variety of indoor green houseplants in it. They are a great gift for a plant lover or for sympathy. The plants are arranged in the container in their own individual pots so they can be split apart later on and moved into larger pots or taken to different homes.
European Dishgardens are baskets or containers of plants arranged in the same way as dishgardens, the only difference is that European Dish Gardens include a mixture of green and blooming plants.
The blooming plants add pops of color and give the garden a more "outdoor" feel to it.
European Dishgardens are baskets or containers of plants arranged in the same way as dishgardens, the only difference is that European Dish Gardens include a mixture of green and blooming plants.
The blooming plants add pops of color and give the garden a more "outdoor" feel to it.
Dishgardens and European Dish Gardens are a great gift for any occasion, they are a plant lovers dream and last longer than fresh cut flowers. They can be made up in just about any price range you desire.
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