Each country has its own way of celebrating Christmas. Most traditions have originated from old legends from many years ago, while others are more recent yet still quirky and unusual…to us anyway. Sure, we have a jolly Santa Clause who… Read More about 7 Intriguing Ways Christmas Is Celebrated »
As we begin a New Year, many people often start to think about changes we can make to our lives that will improve our health and happiness. The floral artisans at Peoples Flower Shops truly believe that adding flowers to your daily life will do this in a number of ways. For example,
Flowers boost creativity. Studies show that adding color to your immediate environment will increase creative thought. So, place flowers in your favorite hues wherever you work most creatively.
Flowers freshen the air. By removing toxins and impurities from the air around them, flowers give off oxygen that we need while absorbing impurities we don't need. Find yourself breathing easier and focusing better when you have flowers near you at work.
Flowers reduce stress. By keeping plants and flowers with green leafy accents near you, you'll see a change in your stress and anxiety levels. The color green is known to have a calming effect balancing out any stressful tensions that may arise. Read More about Happy, Healthy New Year »
International Women's Day, celebrated on March the 8th, has rallied women from all over the world for over 100 years. The movement began in the Soviet Union and Eastern bloc nations as women sought equal rights and social justice, but the idea quickly spread across Europe. With activities and celebrations in nearly 100 countries and events planned in nearly every U.S. state, it is an initiative that continues to pick up steam. The organizers of this year's events have promoted the day's activities to revolve around a theme, and a social media campaign - #BeBoldForChange. Read More about Celebrate International Women’s Day Locally »
What does the New Year represent to you? To some, there is nostalgia looking back at the previous months. To others, the excitement of a blank slate stretched out before them is invigorating and inspiring. At Peoples Flowers,… Read More about New Year’s Bouquets and Flowers »
Independence Day in the United States falls on July fourth, marking the day in 1776 when the nation adopted the Declaration of Independence which officially proclaimed the country’s independence from Great Britain. Today celebrants across the United States celebrate… Read More about Decorations for the Fourth of July »
Posted by peoplesflowers on June 29, 2015
| Last Updated: October 19, 2020
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It is almost time to ring in the New Year, which means that people everywhere are getting ready to decorate their houses in preparation for the holiday. This celebration is often greeted by festive parties and lots of… Read More about Flowers for the New Year »
If you are looking to save a little money and want to get married in the winter, a holiday wedding is an excellent choice. Over Christmas and New Year’s, venues are decked out in their holiday finery. You can have… Read More about Elegant Holiday Weddings »
Posted by peoplesflowers on December 24, 2014
| Last Updated: November 9, 2020
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Chanukah decorations are meant to be lavish – after all, you’re creating a festival atmosphere for your family and friends. During this holiday, use flowers throughout your home to spice up your traditional decor. Let People’s Flower Shops show you… Read More about How to Decorate for Chanukah »
No flower is as widely associated with Veterans Day as the red poppy. In 1915, three years before the of World War I, Dr. John McCrae, a Canadian army surgeon and Lieutenant Colonel wrote a poem describing the pain he… Read More about Seasonal Flowers That Go Well With Veteran’s Day »
November is a special month in Albuquerque full of fun and festive events for the whole family. We are an avid supporter of local community events and Albuquerque organizations that put these events because they are a great way… Read More about Special Holiday Happenings in Albuquerque »