I help people enjoy flowers by providing a Flower CSA so ladies can enjoy farm grown flowers all summer!
Stop looking for Thanksgiving decorations! Use dried flowers
Hello Reader,
Stop looking for Thanksgiving decorations!
IF you want decorations that will wow your guests and prompt conversations then you need a dried flower arrangement.
Eating together is a great way to build connections and to see each person as a gift.
Creating a beautiful and welcoming atmosphere will help encourage those family connections.
You can use the information I sent in the last two emails to start conversations around flowers and the history of dried flowers.
Which flowers dry the best
To get your dried flower decor you need to do these 3 things:
1. Place an order
Go to willow haven flowers and select your preferred dried flower decor
Wreaths
| Buy Wreaths |
For your pumpkin centerpieces select between small, medium, or large. Small $20, medium $35, and large are $50.
| Pumpkin Centerpieces |
2. Schedule pick up
Once you have placed an order I will send you a phone number you can call to let us know when you want to come. Pick up is anytime during the day on Monday through Saturday.
Make a nice drive out to the farm to get your dried flowers.
3. Decorate your home for the holidays!
Add your pumpkin centerpiece to your table or set it by your door. Add fresh greenery and your best china. Get ready for a meaningful holiday with great conversations!
Your flower farmer,
Annika DeMaster
P.S. Dried flowers make great Christmas gifts as well!
Annika DeMaster
I help people enjoy flowers by providing a Flower CSA so ladies can enjoy farm grown flowers all summer!
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