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Bar Mitzvah centerpiece

Bar Mitzvah centerpiece

This particular centerpiece was used by someone celebrating the 50th anniversary of his bar mitzvah.  Some people would use only blue and white.  I have two words to describe a blue and white arrangement: "BOR-ING!"   I like to add yellow to spice it up.   And, in this case... Continue reading

Hanukkah Flower Arrangement

Hanukkah Flower Arrangement

Some people have this concept that anything Jewish (brit milah, bar mitzvah, Passover or Hanukkah) has to have a blue and white flower arrangement.   I have two words for that: BOR-ING!    So what is a Hanukkah flower arrangement?   We added Hanukkah candles and dreidels (draydles) to the... Continue reading

Duet

Duet

There is a style of floral design called "grouping," where similar flowers are placed together in the arrangement instead of mixing them symetrically throughout the arrangement.   This arrangement takes that idea to an extreme where all the roses are grouped together pointing in one direction while the orchids are... Continue reading

What is bright and cheery?

What is bright and cheery?

Customers always ask for a bright and cheery arrangement  (do they really think we do dull and depressing flower arrangements????), especially when the recipient is not well.   Yellow is considered the bright and cheery color because it represents the sun and sunlight.   Through the years, we have offered... Continue reading

A fall colored arrangement

A fall colored arrangement

Peter Demetreus, the man who built Surf Florist into a floral powerhouse on Miami Beach and from whom I bought the business back in 1988, developed this arrangement based on a German style called Biedermeier.    Here we have adjusted the arrangement using the fall colors, also called Earth Tones:... Continue reading

Super impressive roses

Super impressive roses

How are roses priced?   Roses are a market commodity product, meaning that just like gold and tomatoes, they go up in price when the demand is high (think Valentines' day) and they drop when when there is little demand for the product.   Another factor which impacts the price... Continue reading

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