Even if the holidays look a little different than usual this year, you don’t need to sacrifice a joyful holiday spirit or seasonal aesthetics! Check out our favorite table styling vibes and Thanksgiving floral centerpieces to inspire and uplift you.
Your Thanksgiving table decor is incomplete without flowers, in our humble opinion! We’ve rounded up our favorite Thanksgiving centerpieces that will wow your guests and make you feel extra thankful.
Grateful for more today and even more tomorrow...another day lived on mother earth.
Birds of the air
Warmth of the sun
Air to breathe
Hearts that pump
Hot tea
Fresh coat of paint
Generosity
Butterflies in your stomach
Lyrics Memorized
and you, we are grateful for you. Come see us in the shop Wednesday or Thursday 8AM-12PM for centerpiece pick up, hostess gifts, flowers for loved ones, and cards to go with.
We are grateful every time you walk through our doors.
x Teresa
We are open 8AM-12PM on Thanksgiving day to pick up your centerpieces or hostess/host gifts. But, beat the rush and come in beforehand to select gifts and order for delivery. We know sometimes these things are the last on your list, so we are open for a few hours the day of to make sure everything on your list gets crossed off before joining your loved ones. Please call to order or order online at anytime by Wednesday for pick up. We have Let's start the grateful speak...a few things we are grateful for: Family Friends Soulmates Fresh flowers Our local community Air to breathe Art on the walls Little giggles from siblings Pomegranates Tulips Creosote Freshly sharpened pencils Vision...
- The Wampanoag Indians known also Massasoit or Wôpanâak ( "Easterners" or literally "People of the Dawn) shared an autumn harvest feast in 1621 with the Plymouth colonists. It is generally accepted amongst citizens today that this was the first Thanksgiving feast and one in which we continue to celebrate today...some dispute it occurred nearly two decades later, but some original documents prove the 1621 gathering. - We wanted to do some research on the plants and procedures of those Wampanoag people and what we could continue to learn from them and carry on in tradition and respect. We learned that burning sage, sweetgrass, and other aromatic plants were used amongst the women. - Sage is available in our shop along with many...
