During the holiday season, honoring our fallen veterans and paying tribute to their amazing service to our nation is an important way to bring meaning and purpose to their absence during the holidays. This Christmas, consider participating in a Christmas wreath ceremony in which holiday wreaths are placed on the grave sites of fallen heroes. The Wreaths Across America ceremony started at Arlington National Cemetery and is now conducted across the nation and abroad. The floral designers at Marco Island Florist have created a beautiful collection of holiday wreaths to choose from.
For Thanksgiving this year, think about breaking away from the norm in favor of a holiday to remember. Instead of a formal, indoor dinner, consider moving your Thanksgiving dinner outdoors for a picnic-style dining experience. Set up tables on your patio, in the yard, or even meet up with friends and family at a local park. Your tables can still reflect the essence of Thanksgiving with beautiful linens, stemware and floral accents. The floral artisans at 
Fall is a time for gorgeous, deep fall colors, but it can also be a chance to include rustic harvest textures in your home decor. Adding rich hues and intriguing textures can create a positive environment that will evoke the essence of fall. Take your decorating to a new level with crisp fragrances, fresh foliage and stylish accent pieces that bring balance and warmth into your space this season. The floral designers at 
While Halloween comes with all the festivity of a costume party, let this be a great reason to send a beautiful bouquet of fall flowers to your favorite people. Celebrate fall and the changing season along with the excitement of Halloween when you gift your loved ones with beautiful, long-lasting floral arrangements that evoking the spirit of the season. 
This month brings us the celebration of Sweetest Day, observed on the third Saturday of October each year. This philanthropic day was created by Herbert Birch Kingston in 1922 as a means of distributing a bit of happiness to the downtrodden during the Great Depression. Kingston, a candy company employee, gave candy and treats to orphans, shut-ins and others who had seemingly been forgotten. Today, we observe this day by bringing surprises to those in hospitals, shelters or nursing homes. The professionals at