We wish all of our customers a very Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and a Happy New Year!
Stay safe during your celebrations.
We look forward to seeing you in the new year.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Thursday, December 13, 2007
The Christmas Table
As we approach the Christmas holiday, we start to think of how we are going to decorate the Christmas table for our holiday meal.
Well, as with all decorating, we have a lot of options.
A simple option is to use a nice glass or crystal bowl, toss in some pretty bulbs or round glitter ornaments, and voila! You have a pretty, festive centerpiece that was simple to create. Place a few candles, appropriately sized, around the bowl to add more sparkle.
To tie the rest of the table in with the bulb centerpiece, place a festive ribbon around the fabric napkins, and add two tiny bulbs to the end of the ribbon.
One could take the bulb theme a bit farther, and use bulbs or ornaments with flat bases as place holders. If you do not need place holders, you could also use the bulbs as a small gift. Place the bulb next to each plate. If used as a gift, add a family photo or gift card to the top where the placecard typically would be.
As always, get creative and have fun with it!
Well, as with all decorating, we have a lot of options.
A simple option is to use a nice glass or crystal bowl, toss in some pretty bulbs or round glitter ornaments, and voila! You have a pretty, festive centerpiece that was simple to create. Place a few candles, appropriately sized, around the bowl to add more sparkle.
To tie the rest of the table in with the bulb centerpiece, place a festive ribbon around the fabric napkins, and add two tiny bulbs to the end of the ribbon.
One could take the bulb theme a bit farther, and use bulbs or ornaments with flat bases as place holders. If you do not need place holders, you could also use the bulbs as a small gift. Place the bulb next to each plate. If used as a gift, add a family photo or gift card to the top where the placecard typically would be.
As always, get creative and have fun with it!
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Christmas...
...is in thirteen days.
Are you ready? Are you finished shopping? Are you finished decorating?
If you still have some shopping to do, stop by our store. Remember that we need your flower or candle order in by the 15th of December in order for your items to arrive by Christmas day.
If you still have some decorating to do, be sure to read some of our previous posts for inspriation and ideas.
Have a very merry Christmas and holiday!
Are you ready? Are you finished shopping? Are you finished decorating?
If you still have some shopping to do, stop by our store. Remember that we need your flower or candle order in by the 15th of December in order for your items to arrive by Christmas day.
If you still have some decorating to do, be sure to read some of our previous posts for inspriation and ideas.
Have a very merry Christmas and holiday!
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Trimming the Tree
The Christmas tree is the focal point for most of our holiday decorations, that is why some of us pour over ideas on how to trim the tree to make it perfect.
Fortunately, for those of us looking for new ideas, there are always new ones out there! From magazine racks to department stores, we can gather inspiration on how we might trim our tree for Christmas.
One of our favorite ways to trim a tree is to add silk flowers. You can use floral picks, or full floral stems to create a beautiful display throughout the tree. We like to use single stemmed poinsettias in multiple colors scattered throughout the tree. The flowers add a softer touch to the pine tree, and also will compliment your ornaments nicely.
If you are not fond of poinsettias, try roses, hydrangeas, or berry sprays.
Anything can be incorporated into your Christmas tree as long as it matches well with the ornaments, garland, and your other decorations.
As with most home decorating, trimming the Christmas tree requires nothing more than a personal touch.
Have fun with it, and if you need silk flowers for your tree or your home, contact us at C S Flowers.
Fortunately, for those of us looking for new ideas, there are always new ones out there! From magazine racks to department stores, we can gather inspiration on how we might trim our tree for Christmas.
One of our favorite ways to trim a tree is to add silk flowers. You can use floral picks, or full floral stems to create a beautiful display throughout the tree. We like to use single stemmed poinsettias in multiple colors scattered throughout the tree. The flowers add a softer touch to the pine tree, and also will compliment your ornaments nicely.
If you are not fond of poinsettias, try roses, hydrangeas, or berry sprays.
Anything can be incorporated into your Christmas tree as long as it matches well with the ornaments, garland, and your other decorations.
As with most home decorating, trimming the Christmas tree requires nothing more than a personal touch.
Have fun with it, and if you need silk flowers for your tree or your home, contact us at C S Flowers.
Monday, December 3, 2007
The Perfect Holiday Candle
Have you been looking for a beautiful candle for the holidays?
Need one that works great in a centerpiece?
Look no farther than C S Flowers!
We have the perfect holiday candle for your Christmas or holiday party!
The snowflake floating candle!
Need one that works great in a centerpiece?
Look no farther than C S Flowers!
We have the perfect holiday candle for your Christmas or holiday party!
The snowflake floating candle!
The snowflake floating candle comes in light blue and white. It is available in peppermint scent or unscented.
It makes the perfect addition to your holiday decor!
It also makes a great stocking stuffer!
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