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Fall Weddings and Hockey in full swing…..
The cold weather has finally arrived in the Lehigh Valley. The cold weather is usually a sign that wedding season is coming to a close. Rich Mar Florist has been fortunate to be a part of so many weddings this fall. A big thank you to our talented staff for making so many brides so happy! We have traveled all over Allentown, Easton, Bethlehem, the rest of Lehigh Valley and even into NJ this season. One of our NJ weddings is the featured photo in this blog.
Family ties
Our team had worked with the Lewis Family before. As Rich Mar Florist has with so many other local families. We knew that this wedding would be special and beautiful. This fall wedding was held at the Grand Colonial in New Jersey. It was well worth the trip! A special thank you to John Wirick Photography for supplying us with the great photo! Elegance meets fall bliss was our theme here and we pulled it off better than expected.
Puck Drop
Along with the cold weather comes Phantoms Hockey. Rich Mar Florist is so proud to be a partner with the Phantoms. Growing up a Flyers fan, their arrival has been a dream come true. My daughter and I were able to drop the puck to start the game. What an amazing experience! Thank you to our friends at the Phantoms for making that happen. You can visit the Phantoms and all our partners just click here Enjoy the photo below of us dropping the puck!
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Warm weather is coming
Summer time always brings around fun times at the shop. My staff and I are busy recovering from Prom, Mother’s Day and just May in general. Its the time of year when flowers are plenty and everyone is dreaming in full color! Our staff is always excited to create new and unique designs like the one shown below.
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Wedding Season has begun and don’t forget Mom!!
Ah yes, wedding season is upon us once again. Although in many ways it seems like it never kinda leaves. Our team is busy all year long making samples, meeting with bride’s, discussing all kinds of options and now just like that it’s back again. Let me start by thanking all of our 2017 brides and wishing all of our new 2018 brides the best of luck in their new venture and our graciousness for letting us be a small part of it. What styles will be see this year?
One thing for sure is that every bride is unique! Our staff will see a variety of styles depending on the ceremony and reception venue. The classic and elegant all white/ivory color scheme is alive and well. perfect for a traditional church wedding and stunning for a country club or historic location. Barn and vineyard weddings will continue to soar in popularity and appear to be here to stay! Our blog cover photo features on of our happy couples from The View at Morgan Hill was an inspiration to our staff last season for its absolute beauty and we are happy to share it with our readers.
I didn’t forget Mom…
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Super Bowl, Roses and Frozen Four
I never thought I would see it but the Eagles are super bowl champs! With Valentines day right around the corner, there was not too much time for my family and I to celebrate. One of the warmest Valentine’s Days we can remember was this past year. Our coolers and delivery trucks where full of gorgeous roses of all colors. Our staff and delivery personnel did an amazing job as always!
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The Last Few Shopping Days Have Arrived
It is hard to believe the final shopping days have arrived. I am happy to say I have finished wrapping all but two presents as I write this blog. The holiday season is great reminder of how quickly we grow up and how some things change and some stay the same. At the shop we are stocked with one of a kind gift items and poinsettias of all colors.
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The Holiday Season is upon us….
The holiday season is right around the corner. Rich Mar Florist can not be more excited. Fun and new things are happening here! Soon we will begin to decorate holiday parties, customer’s homes and churches. It’s that time of year were the staff goes a little further that the usual to make the season bright.
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