“Petals Please is a novel way to re-engineer viable flowers into comfort, company, and enjoyment for those who may be experiencing loneliness or illness. This noteworthy project, headed by Beth Adams, serves as an example of what a community can do to support their own.”
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Flowers were donated in memory of Merritt Dudas and Pamela Dean, then shared with poll workers on Election Day and seniors at Harrison House of Chester County. A little kindness, a lot of smiles.
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Petals Please volunteers worked their floral magic turning blooms into bright happy centerpieces which graced the tables at Home of the Sparrow - Pennsylvania’s recent fashion show. ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us on November 15th from 9 - 2 at Downingtown United Methodist Church Holiday Market where you can purchase lovely floral arrangements!🌻💐🌺 ... See MoreSee Less
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Love was truly in the air as Kelly Brennan & Alastair Paisley celebrated their union at the enchanting Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library, surrounded by their cherished families and friends. Heartfelt thanks to Shannon Wellington and Fresh Designs Flora and Events for creating a magnificent evening filled with beauty and romance, perfectly captured in the abundance of fragrant roses.
Special appreciation to Bobby and Michele Judge of Judge Mobile Wash for their generous help transporting the flowers to the Petals Please workroom, where they were lovingly rearranged bringing joy to the seniors at Aventura at Pembrooke.
Wishing Kelly & Alastair a lifetime of love as radiant and enduring as the roses that graced their special day. ... See MoreSee Less
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To understand the essence of Petals Please, share our weekend with us! As floral donations came flooding in, we experienced joy and sorrow, beginnings and ends, yesterdays and tomorrows, a story in each beautiful bud. When brought together, they tell the tale of kindness.
Beautiful wedding arrangements were generously donated by Madeline Engleman & Andrew Ebbert and Emma and TJ McCoy. Flowers from the memorial services of John Neuhauser, Barry Swisher and Francis Hennigan filled the room.
So much love was spread across our community with flowers lovingly shared with The Lord’s Pantry, Adult Active Day, Meals on Wheels of Chester County, The Mary Taylor House, Cardiac Rehab and Home of the Sparrow. 💕
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In memory of Frank Hennigan, these flowers, supported by Donohue Funeral Home, were shared with The Lord's Pantry, whose work reminds us what true compassion looks like. At a time when so many families need a helping hand, their dedication to serving neighbors is a model for us all to follow. 💐 ... See MoreSee Less
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Happiness really is contagious! 24 bright arrangements delivered to the wonderful staff at the Phoenixville YMCA! 💓 ... See MoreSee Less
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In a touching gesture, flowers once part of a farewell were transformed into new arrangements and shared with residents at Spring Mill Senior Living Community. Thank you to the family of David Garlick for their thoughtful gift ... See MoreSee Less
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From the beautiful The Ballroom at Ellis Preserve to brightening the days of local seniors — these lovely flowers from Madeline Engleman and Andrew Egbert continue to spread love from their special day ♥️ ... See MoreSee Less
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