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Valentine's Day Flower Arrangement Ideas with Trumpet Vases
Valentine's Day, besides Mother's day, is one of the busiest holidays for florists. It is the season for love: to chase new affections and to rekindle old passions. According to CCN, consumers are spending nearly $2 billion dollars on flowers, of which 64% of men and 36% of women contribute to this amount for Valentine's Day. In this money crunched economy, with the minimum wage increased and the cost of goods going up, consumers are more meticulous of how and where they spend their money and whether they're getting the most bloom from their green. As a wise business owner, one must become well adapt to the changing economy and modify one's products to best suit customers' spending habits.
Trumpet Vases: The Most Elegant Wedding Centerpiece Vases
There are many different shapes and sizes of vases used for wedding centerpiece seen today. The most commonly used clear glass vases for wedding centerpieces include cylinder vases, square (block) vases, and trumpet vases. Cylinder vases are often used for contemporary minimalist designs. Cube or block vases are seen most for neutral and modern styles. Trumpet vases, also known as pilsner or clarinet vases, are by far the most expressive and elegant glass vases for wedding receptions.
How much candy do you need to fill candy buffet jars?
Candy buffet table, aka candy buffet bar, has become an increasingly popular trend for wedding receptions, baby showers, bridal showers, birthday parties, company holiday parties and any other parties you can think of. The candy buffet table is usually an ensemble of a decorated long rectangular table with arrangements of at least five or more clear candy buffet jars filled with candies, chocolate, or sweet & savory snacks.
Plant Terrariums: The Rebirth of Wardian Cases
Almost everyone has heard of or has seen plant terrariums either online, at mall carts or beach boardwalk kiosks. But did you know that the modern day terrariums were actually first "invented" in 1827 unintentionally by a man who wanted to observe a moth hatch but instead noticed that fern seedlings were sprouting in the same moist jar?
