Halloween has become one of the biggest seasonal moments of the year for stores, restaurants, bars and event venues. From early October, your clients want windows, counters and tables that set the mood, and they want them to last until October 31. Are you ready for it?
It’s time to install hauntingly creative displays
From sinister-looking succulents to pitch-black roses, let your creativity run wild as you curate displays that are both bewitching and beautiful. Deck out your storefront with twisted branches, eerie preserved flowers, and seasonal greenery that beckon passersby like a spell. This is your chance to create a chillingly enchanting ambiance that draws in curious shoppers and ignites their Halloween spirit. So, dust off your cauldron, hang those cobwebs, and let your flower shop become a place of mysterious allure that's perfect for the season of witches and ghouls.
Create a special themed collection
From haunted centerpieces to wreaths that cast a spell, this is your chance to captivate your clients with the magic of Halloween. Create the kind of arrangements that send shivers down spines and bring smiles to faces. Get ready to brew up some floral enchantment this Halloween season. Get some inspiration here.
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Consider preserved plants and flowers for Halloween
This Halloween season, consider stepping away from the traditional and embracing the extraordinary with preserved plants and flowers. Unlike fresh blooms, these botanicals will maintain their spooky splendor throughout the entire haunting season. Imagine eerie bouquets of deep black roses, midnight-hued ferns, and ghostly white hydrangeas, all preserved to perfection and ready to add a touch of enchantment to your Halloween decor. So, conjure up your creativity, and let preserved botanicals be your partner in creating Halloween magic that endures.
From Halloween to Thanksgiving with the same installation
Preserved decor goes up in early October and needs no care. On November 1, remove the black roses and spooky accents, keep the foliage and warm-colored flowers, and the same installation becomes your fall and Thanksgiving decor. One setup, two seasons: a strong argument for restaurants and stores. See our fall selection.
