Rose of Sharon Floral Design Studio Now Offering Corporate Flower Subscriptions in Arkansas

Arkansas, USA-based florist, Rose of Sharon Floral Design, now accepts weekly flower subscription service clients for consistent flower deliveries to restaurants, hotels, corporate offices, spas and more.

Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States - June 9, 2023 —

Rose of Sharon Floral Design Studio is now offering flower subscription services specifically designed for corporate clients such as restaurants, hotels, corporate offices, spas and more to northwest Arkansas businesses. Flower subscriptions are a great way to ensure that the establishment always has fresh, beautiful flowers to create a welcoming and inviting atmosphere for guests. With a flower subscription, clients can choose the frequency of deliveries, the types of flowers used, style and size that suits the needs of the business. Custom arrangements can be made that are specifically tailored to the establishment's style and design.

Flower subscriptions can also be a cost-effective way to keep a floral budget in check since businesses will know exactly how much they are spending each month. Since the flowers are being delivered straight to the establishment, businesses save time and hassle by not having to go to a florist to pick them up.

“The weekly corporate subscription service provides customized flowers that match the size, vibe and aesthetics of each space. Every arrangement is refreshed and swapped out weekly by Rose of Sharon Floral Design Studio staff members, and all flowers can be custom designed with a specific color palette or particular variety to keep customers happy,” says Althea Wiles, owner at Rose of Sharon Floral Design Studios.

There's something very calming about entering a space filled with fragrant, ravishing flowers that compliment the environment. In addition to their aesthetic appeal, fresh flowers have been shown to have numerous psychological benefits in business environments. They can boost productivity, improve mood, reduce stress levels, and create a sense of well-being among employees and guests. Flowers have been shown to chase away anxieties, making people feel less depressed and agitated. They can help induce a more positive outlook on life, boosting energy and happiness. Moreover, flowers are known to enhance customer satisfaction by leaving a memorable impression on guests, making them more likely to return. 

Interested parties in the northwest Arkansas area can use the contact form on Rose of Sharon Floral Design Studio’s website to get a customized quote:

https://shop.roseofsharon-eventflorist.com/contact/ 

About Althea Wiles: Althea Wiles is the owner and creative director of Rose of Sharon Floral Design Studio in the Ozark Mountains region of the United States. She is also the founder and education director of J Althea Creative, a florist education consulting program. Wiles earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Hendrix College and then completed her Arkansas Master Florist Certification. After 25 years in business, her design studio takes part in 75-100 weddings and events annually. Recognized by local and national publications, she has been featured on The Knot, The List, among others, and in a wide range of magazines. Wiles continues gaining recognition by participating as a regularly featured artist for the Art in Bloom gallery exhibits chosen and hosted by the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Wiles is also a recurring instructor in the horticulture department at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

About Us: Rose of Sharon Floral Design Studio is a florist and floral design service owned by Althea Wiles in northwest Arkansas.

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Name: Althea Wiles
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Website: https://shop.roseofsharon-eventflorist.com/

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