February 28, 2020
Preparing for one of the most important and wonderful days of your life should be a joyous time. However, it can be difficult to focus on the excitement of those occasions when you are missing someone you love. We share some of our thoughts for how to honor your lost loved at your wedding here.
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February 05, 2020
We know that there is a lot of pressure around Valentine's day, which is why we wanted to take it back to the basics with some low cost gift and date ideas. Enjoy your Vday!
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January 27, 2020
Calendars can be overlooked, but they hold the details of our lives. We have a tradition in our family of reflecting on the past year, before gifting a new calendar. Check out the details here and feel free to borrow it.
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Vengadesh
January 16, 2015
I love those floral boxes in your cloest – soooo dainty. definitely not something your grandpa would have used! Re the pelargoniums or geraniums. I agree with the lady above who suggest you remove the old buds. Any flowering plant whose old buds are left in situ will start developing seeds and once those are developed, it won’t need to develop any more flowers. Its scope of existence is done with – it has procreated. So snip off the old buds and excite the plant into reproducing some more. The same goes for roses for instance… hope this helps. Oh and another thing – geraniums prefer dry feet, so go slow with the watering…