Inspirational stuff and quirky all the way for me! Once again Miss P you have pulled it out of the bag, we really shouldnt be surprised should we? Well done Zumba Queen, hows the hip action? xxx
the best. I used to hate the men who would come in and request "a single Loooong stem red rose." They would always emphasize the long. Definitely overcompensating for their cheapness.
The hound will be fed. Any fallout from ambitious ad campaigns will be covered by elastoplast. You have the creation of a monster. Albeit a mischievous, original and rather lovely one.
My dad used to always do Valentines Day by walking into our local florist and saying 'Anything but Roses' and putting down money. Mom always got spectacular bouquets...
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Impressive
OH this is fabulous--original, smart, witty, beautiful and spot on! I'll take a Quirky Hello Sailor please. You do ship to Massachusetts?
'hello sailor' that has just made my week x
I love you. I hate valentines but I love you.
Gawd. The best!!!
Ha, Ha, Ha, and everything everyone else said except the shipping to Massachusetts. I love your blog you always make me smile!!
Love it!
this is amazing... and has just made valentines cool again. love it - and praying for a hello sailor!
You are definitely not your average florist! HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! I love it.
Captain Pug Wash all the waaaaaay heeeeey.....!!!
:oP
Inspirational stuff and quirky all the way for me! Once again Miss P you have pulled it out of the bag, we really shouldnt be surprised should we? Well done Zumba Queen, hows the hip action? xxx
You definitely should be crowned "the rock and roll queen of florists" Miss P. You make Valentines day suddenly seem acceptable!! Sinead
Who wouldn't be impressed by a "Hello Sailor"! LOVE IT!
I love the flower are sexual currency motto. I think I am going to re-use it for a pre-Valentine love-card.
I didn't think Valentine's day could ever be cool. You have just proved me wrong.
If I say quirky hello sailor in my sleep tonight I shall blame it on you!
the best. I used to hate the men who would come in and request "a single Loooong stem red rose." They would always emphasize the long. Definitely overcompensating for their cheapness.
You are the female equivalent of Don Draper.
Pure genius.
What I'd give to watch the gents in your shop when you refer them to the size scale.
Xx
Ah ha ha this is brilliant!
Well this has been reposted on every blog in blogspere.
As well it should.
Now every other florist feels like a granny sitting in a rocker offering wilted bunches of carnations to the lovers.
Off to zumba to shake it up and get inspired.
xo jane
Quite simply, I think this is the BEST Valentines' campaign EVER!! Love it love it love it! :-)
I've seen you all over the 'sphere and am duly impressed. Wish you were closer. I'd send one to myself!
The hound will be fed. Any fallout from ambitious ad campaigns will be covered by elastoplast.
You have the creation of a monster.
Albeit a mischievous, original and rather lovely one.
Thank you for all your lovely comments.
Blushing
xx
I'd like to have a Hello Sailor delivered to California, please.
Excellent - fantastic idea!!
Jane
Incredible. How I'd love a Hello Sailor!
Extraordinary!!!
Angela
you are just brilliant this has just cracked us up!!!...x
best ever!!!
you've got some serious balls.
Love it! Great marketing!
My dad used to always do Valentines Day by walking into our local florist and saying 'Anything but Roses' and putting down money. Mom always got spectacular bouquets...
This is fab. We are not worthy. The Dorothy Parker of floristry (but much nicer than DP).
so brilliantly genius. x
you are my favorite flower blogger. even before this. cheers!
This is amazing. You're blog continues to marvel me.
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