Where To Buy Fresh Flower Leis In Las Vegas

The flowers arrived overnight from Hawaii to Idaho. They were very well packed. My wife loves tropical flowers, namely bird of paradise, and this bouquet was as close as we could get. The owner is very responsive and friendly. I would recommend this company to anyone looking for fresh cut tropical flowers.

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The great assortment of tropical flowers arrived fresh and beautiful. They were packed in plenty of protective material. We placed them in a great vase that complimented the colors of the flowers and have been enjoying them since.

Had the best experience here for my wedding bouquet. Since I do not live on the island, I had phone and email contact with Sadie.. she was amazing. The people at Picket Fence made it happen. Thank you! Gorgeous flowers and leis at reasonable prices with great service!

Our recent stay at Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora is one we will never forget. The 5 star service started from the moment we got off the plane. When we landed in Bora Bora, we were greeted with fresh flower leis and a warm smile as we boarded a stylish wood boat. We took a quick 15 minute scenic boat ride to the resort where we were provided cold towels and bottled water.

We are available for a variety of corporate, community, senior living and private events. We offer a variety of show packages that can be customized to your budget. We can provide fresh flower leis, silk leis or shell leis as well as lei greeters and party supplies and favors.

That said, if you want to purchase one before heading to the airport, make sure the lei is not made with citrus (including flowers and leaves), fresh botanical fruits, berries, jade vine or Mauna Loa. All of these materials are not allowed in the mainland US to prevent the spread of invasive insects.

Verna, thank you so much for all your efforts on our behalf. As you can see, our daughter was not only the proud recipient of her Doctor destination/Degree, but was without a doubt the most beautiful Medical School graduate at the University of Michigan yesterday. And yup, that lei combination was spot-on perfect. Not only did they arrive safe and sound but the ginger's sweet fragrance filled the auditorium with powerful Mana and lovely Hawaiian memories. The orchids proud brilliance stood up to all the congratulatory hugs afterward, and you can see just how strikingly beautiful the maile/ orchid lei combo were against that dark grad-gown. Folks repeatedly came up to enquire where we got the leis and their significance as they all felt they were a glorious, sentimental statement. During the outdoor reception, a rep from the UMich PR department asked to take a photo of Shea receiving the leis for their future recruiting brochures and UMich webpages. As I mentioned, UMich has ever seen leis before! You just might have a steady customer in the future...

Hi Verna - Turns out the farewell luncheon for my boss was held today for select staff. The beautiful maile lei was a HUGE hit - especially since he grew up in Kailua as a youth. Everyone loved the pikake strands as well!!! Enjoy the attached photo. Thank you so much for the quick delivery and careful packaging. The box arrived on time and the leaves and flowers were still fresh and fragrant!!! Much aloha and mahalo, Gloria

"I just wanted to let you know my mother received her flower's right on time and she said they were very beautiful and very fresh. Thank you so much. We will be using you again in the near future." Susan "Thanks so much! I really appreciate you getting those out so quickly, and in time for Mother's Day!" Eva

"My Mom loves tropical flowers. I have ordered from your company a couple of times and they always arrive fresh and in perfect condition. Your website is easy to naviga te and I like how it saves info from previous orders. Keep up the good work!" Donna "The flower arrangement I purchased for my parents 61st Aniversary is absolutely fanastic. They were very pleased and so was I. I will definitely order from you again. Thank you for surpassing my high expectations." Carolyn Copyright Tropical Pros

Please keep in mind that the US Department of Agriculture has certain rules when bring floral leis back to the US mainland. Make sure that the leis do not include fresh fruits (i.e. berries, citrus, citrus leaves, jade vine or the Mauna Loa flower). Look at this USDA guideline for more information on what lei is safe to bring back.

Back to the table of Contents Page Classifieds Palo Alto Online Publication Date: Friday, December 24, 2004 Get set for 2005Get set for 2005 (December 24, 2004) A local's guide to New Year's Eve by Sue DremannPalo Altans looking to celebrate New Year's Eve closer to home will have plenty of options from casual bars to upscale restaurants. Seventies music seems to be popular at many local venues, along with party favors, champagne toasts and prix-fixe meals. But don't expect to ring in 2005 just anywhere. Some restaurants, like Blue Chalk Cafe, will conduct business as usual, with no special festivities planned. Other places, like Maddalena's and Compadres, will shut down that night. Still others, like Empire Tap Room, have been reserved entirely for private parties. But many local venues have planned special events in honor of the New Year. If you're looking for posh surroundings, Spago is celebrating with a disco night-themed party. An early seating with a la carte menu will cost $95 per person. The later celebration dinner ($120 plus tax and gratuity) includes five to six courses and a champagne toast. A live '70s band will perform for costumed guests, with a prize for best costume. Spago hasn't settled on the prize yet, but it could be a trip to Las Vegas, according to public relations director Mischel LeDoux.Zibibbo will also celebrate with live '70s cover band Sonic Strut, who will perform in the fully decorated restaurant. Prices range from $60 for an early, three-course seating to $95 (plus 18 percent gratuity) for a five-course meal, party favors, dancing and a champagne toast.Got kids? Zibibbo will offer a special three-course meal for children ages 12 and under for $30.Fanny and Alexander, which caters to the 20-something crowd, will offer the only balloon drop in town. Party favors, dancing to deejay music from the '70s to today and a champagne toast are planned. Prices are a modest $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Owner Jon Welch said he will also be tenting the patio.Another affordable evening of entertainment is at St. Mark's Parish Hall in Palo Alto, where the Paul Price Society Orchestra will perform the music of Tin Pan Alley (1880s to 1930s). The event is presented by the Art Deco Society, which encourages party-goers to dress in vintage clothes.Also on tap at St. Mark's: a concert by organist James Welch, who will ring in the new year with Bach organ favorites. A donation of $10 is requested.Locals looking for a totally unpretentious New Year's Eve can stop by Antonio's Nut House, which will be offering a free champagne split at midnight -- and no cover charge. Ditto for Dan Brown's, a Midtown bar on El Camino Real that will also supply deejay music."The bar will supply a champagne toast, but I can't supply the loved one," to kiss at midnight, said Hugh Phillips, a self-described right-hand man at Dan Brown's.Menlo Park institution the "BBC" -- British Banker's Club -- is going all-out for New Year's Eve, when the newly revamped bar/restaurant will offer a white linen, five-course sit-down dinner with entrees such as seared duck, lobster and filet mignon. Live entertainment with dance music from the '40s to the '80s will be performed by local six-piece band The Hummers. Reserve seating is $75 per person. E-mail Staff Writer Sue Dremann at [email protected] Sidebar: New Year's Eve OptionsLooking for a place to ring in the New Year? Here's a rundown of local spots offering celebrations: Antonio's Nut House 321 California Ave., Palo Alto(650) 321-2550Free champagne split at midnight. No cover charge. British Banker's Club 1090 El Camino Real, Palo Alto(650) 327-8487Live music, dancing, five-course dinner, champagne toast, party favors.$75/person. Dan Brown's 4141 El Camino Real, Palo Alto(650) 493-9020Deejay music, champagne toast. No cover charge. Fanny and Alexander 412 Emerson St., Palo Alto(650) 326-7183Deejay, dancing, tented patio, balloon drops, champagne toast, party favors.$20 in advance, $25 door. Il Fornaio Cucina Italiana 520 Cowper St.(650) 853-3888"Extra-special" holiday menu, decorations, party favors, champagne at midnight.Prix fixe $50/person. Nouveau Trattoria 541 Bryant St., Palo Alto(650) 327-0132Live music with Paul Pong on piano, party favors, hats, full-course dinner, champagne, $40. Paul Price Society Orchestra Presented by the Art Deco Society, the orchestra will perform the music of Tin Pan Alley from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at St. Mark's Parish Hall, 600 Colorado Ave. in Palo Alto. Vintage dress is welcome. Tickets are $25.Call Cherie Oliver at (415) 982-DECO or Paul Price at (800) 647-0305 or visit www.art-deco.org. Spago 265 Lytton Ave., Palo Alto(650) 833-1000Live '70s band, disco-themed party, two seatings:5-7 p.m., a la carte menu: $95, plus tax and gratuity;8 p.m.-closing, 5-6 course dinner, live band, costume contest with a prize, champagne toast, decorations: $120, plus tax and gratuity. Reservations are requested. Trader Vic's 4261 El Camino Real, Palo Alto(650) 849-9800Polynesian-inspired dinner, island-style dance troupe and decorations. Three-course prix fixe dinner. Early seating at 5:30 p.m. $65; late seating $85 and includes Tahitian and Polynesian dancers, fresh flower leis for female guests and champagne toast. Tax, gratuity extra. Reservations are requested. Organist James Welch Welch will perform "Bach--By Popular Demand: A Recital of Bach Organ Favorites." The concert begins at 8 p.m. at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 600 Colorado Ave. in Palo Alto. A donation of $10 is requested. For information please call (650) 326-3800 or (650) 856-9700. Zibibbo 430 Kipling St., Palo Alto(650) 328-6722Two seatings:Early seating, includes three-course dinner and appetizers, $60;Late seating, includes 5-course dinner and appetizers, party favors, champagne toast, dancing, live music, champagne toast, $95;Special children's menu ages 12 and under, 3-course meal, $30. 18 percent gratuity extra for all meals. Reservations are requested. Editor's Note: Due to space limitations, "Goings On" and a story about "Chopshticks" will be published online this week. Please visit www.PaloAltoOnline.com for more information. E-mail a friend a link to this story. 041b061a72