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Send Flowers and Liberate Your Bridal Party From the Shackles Of Monogram Hell

Send Flowers and Liberate Your Bridal Party From the Shackles Of Monogram Hell

With so many ways to ask your closest friends and family members to be a part of your big day, it's tough to know how to strike a balance between creativity, cost and convenience. Sure, you can opt for the boring standards like monogrammed stationery, handkerchiefs and jewelry---and be like every other bride on the block. Or, you can send flowers with Beyond Blossoms to help make your "ask" as unique as you are with its Beaming Bridesmaid Package.

Each of your prospective bridesmaids will receive a custom-arranged bouquet of fresh flowers delivered to her door. The flowers are a pretty bouquet consisting of roses, carnations, sweet smelling stock, and frilly Queen Anne's lace. The flowers are sent farm fresh and ready to bloom. Accompanying the flowers is a card featuring the photography of celebrated wedding photographer Cheryl Richards, asking your loved one to stand up for you as a bridesmaid on the most important day of your life. No extensive shopping hunts, no searching online forever, no gift-wrapping required?with just a quick visit to www.beyondblossoms.com you can send flowers to impress your friends with a sentimental bridesmaid gift that sets you apart from the soon-to-be-married masses. The flower package costs $39.95.

Beyond Blossoms is an online florist whose mission is to send fresh flowers at low prices, ensuring a thoughtfully beautiful gift for the recipient every time. The company spreads the joy of flowers, one blossom at a time. Farm fresh flowers, available both in single variety collections as well as European style, hand-tied bouquets, are shipped nationwide in specially-designed insulated gift boxes. The company differs from other online florists because the flowers come fresh from growers around the world, the recipient does not have to be home for delivery, and the prices are lower than traditional florists. With a few clicks, the joy of fresh flowers is easier to spread than ever.

Josh Grossman is co-owner of http://www.beyondblossoms.com. Send flowers in the US that are farm fresh. We offer low prices on fresh flowers such as roses, lilies, carnations, sunflowers, and more.

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Send Flowers and Liberate Your Bridal Party From the Shackles Of Monogram Hell

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