SHAME ON ME!!!
Here I go again. I make grand promises to myself and it never gets very far. I intended to update this blog monthly at the very least. And here a year has gone by. Sometimes I figure what more can one say about floral preservation? But really – it is wedding time and, indeed, something ought to be said. When you have your beautiful flowers in your hand on your wedding day this summer you’re going to suddenly want to find someone who preserves flowers. Thinking about it before it happens would be the best way to go – but if you have forgotten to put it on your “to do” list and the big day is over……….don’t fret! Throw that bouquet into some family members’ hands and say “FIND SOMEONE TO PRESERVE THIS” – and then leave them with their mouth hanging open while you go and enjoy your honeymoon!
I’m here for ya! It’s never too late to save something from that bouquet!
Blessings,
Anne
Here is my issue. The more I research flower preservation the more I am realizing that most of the public DOES NOT know that such a thing exists! I’m the type of person who absolutely hates SPAM. Do not flood my computer with ad after ad after ad. Because of my intense dislike of SPAM (altho – I admit that I am one of the oddities who likes to eat the stuff called spam) – I avoid pushing my service because I hate people like me who do such things. AND YET…………if I don’t tell you about it how will you know? Not only that – but I need you to tell others about it as well!
I admit it. I love it when someone brings funeral flowers to me. I actually do more funerals than weddings. This is the last connect between a client and their loved one and these flowers are treated with the utmost care. Morbid? I don’t think so. Everyone needs something to hang on to while in the grieving process. I learned the other day that my dear friend, who lost her son several years ago, initially looked into her shadowbox with the usual grief and sadness – at the beginning. She was still comforted to have it. But now several years have passed and she views it with different eyes. It makes her smile and the memories give her great solace.
