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Huddleston Floral Shop was established in November of 1968 on North Jeff Davis Drive in Fayetteville,

11/11/2024

Here at Huddleston's Florist, we honor the military members who served our country. We thank you and your families for your service and sacrifice. Your selflessness and bravely allow us to enjoy our lives and freedom each day.

Huddleston's Florist always wants to appreciate our military members and offer a military discount with proof of military ID to those who come into our shop and orders in-person
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11/05/2024

November is often associated with gratitude for several reasons:
Thanksgiving Holiday (U.S.):

In the United States, November is most closely tied to Thanksgiving, which is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of the month. The holiday is a time when families and friends gather to share a meal, reflect on their blessings, and express thanks for the good in their lives. Its origins trace back to the 1621 harvest feast shared by the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag people.
The holiday encourages reflection on the year, fostering an atmosphere of gratitude and appreciation for both material and non-material gifts, such as health, relationships, and opportunities.
Historically, November marked the end of the harvest in many cultures, a time when communities would gather and give thanks for a bountiful season. This tradition of celebrating harvests has carried through in various ways around the world.
As autumn shifts into winter, November symbolizes a time of introspection and thankfulness for the year’s experiences before the busy holiday and the Christmas Season
Many cultures and religions emphasize the importance of giving thanks, and November serves as a reminder of this value. For example, expressions of gratitude are central to celebrations like Thanksgiving
November often inspires people to participate in acts of kindness and charitable efforts. Food drives, volunteer opportunities, and community service projects ramp up during this time, reinforcing a collective spirit of gratitude and giving back to those in need.
With major holidays like Christmas approaching, November is also seen as the start of a season of goodwill, encouraging people to focus on gratitude and generosity.
The beauty of late autumn—changing leaves, crisp air, and a sense of calm before winter—creates an environment that lends itself to reflection and appreciation of nature’s cycles.
Overall, November acts as a reminder to slow down, reflect, and cultivate a sense of thankfulness for the blessings, big and small, that life brings.

10/29/2024

In gardens quiet, dark, and deep,
Where petals wake from whispered sleep,
The Halloween moon begins to rise,
Casting spells beneath midnight skies.

Roses bloom in haunted red,
Their velvet petals gently spread,
A touch of blood on leaf and thorn,
Like secrets kept till dusk is torn.

The marigolds in golden hues,
Hold secrets in the evening dews,
Their scent, a potion soft and sweet,
As ghostly winds drift down the street.

The lilies, pale as spectral hands,
Sway softly, drawn by unknown lands,
White ghosts among the shadowed green,
Their beauty soft yet cold, unseen.

And lavender, with purple grace,
Wears mystery like a silken lace,
Its fragrance weaves a midnight spell,
Where witches chant and spirits dwell.

In gardens dressed for Halloween,
Where flowers bloom in spectral sheen,
Each petal tells a tale untold,
Of haunted hearts and whispers old.

10/25/2024

International Artist Day is October 25th. This day honors artists of all forms and their contribution to society, emphasizing the role of creativity and expression. Yes, flower designers, or floral designers, are considered artists. Like other forms of art, floral design involves creativity, aesthetic principles, and technical skills. Floral designers use flowers, foliage, and other natural elements to create visually appealing arrangements, often drawing upon principles of balance, color, texture, and harmony.

Their work can be compared to other forms of visual art because it communicates emotions, tells stories, or enhances spaces, much like painting, sculpture, or interior design. Floral design requires an understanding of both artistic and horticultural principles, making it a unique blend of art and nature.

We would love to help you fill your home with our beautiful “art” and the smell of fall with our beautiful creations ! Feel free to let us know how we can help by calling us at 770-461-1288 or visit our website at HuddlestonFlorist.com and check us out!🍁👻🎃 🍂

10/21/2024

Whispers of Halloween and Blooms

On Halloween night, the moon rides high,
As witches and spirits glide through the sky.
But beneath the shadows, soft petals grow,
A garden of blooms in the moonlight’s glow.

Marigolds blaze in the autumn’s breath,
Golden like sun, yet touched by death.
Lilies rise, pale ghosts in the night,
Swaying like whispers, in the cool air’s bite.

Roses, blood-red, with thorns to show,
In the haunted winds, they gently bow.
Lavender lingers, sweet and serene,
A fragrant spell in this night’s eerie scene.

Though pumpkins grin with candlelight gleam,
Flowers weave into the Halloween dream.
For even in darkness, beauty’s unfurled,
A dance of petals in the spooky world.

10/16/2024

National Boss’s Day, observed on October 16, is a day for employees to show appreciation and gratitude to their managers or employers. It was established in 1958 in the U.S. by Patricia Bays Haroski, who wanted to acknowledge her father, who was also her boss, and promote good relationships between employees and management.

Flowers on Boss’s Day are a common gesture to express appreciation. If you’re thinking about sending flowers, here are a few popular types that are suitable for the occasion:

Lilies: Elegant and understated, lilies are often seen as a symbol of respect and admiration.

Sunflowers: Bright and cheerful, they convey a sense of positivity and appreciation.

Orchids: Sophisticated and long-lasting, orchids symbolize strength and thoughtfulness.

Roses: A mixed bouquet of roses can symbolize gratitude without being overly formal. Opt for colors like yellow (friendship and appreciation) or white (respect).

Succulents or Plants: If you’re looking for something that lasts longer, a potted plant like a succulent or a peace lily can be a thoughtful and lasting gift.

Consider personalizing the selection based on your boss’s preferences or office environment. Flowers paired with a thoughtful note can make a great Boss’s Day gift!

If you have a great boss, who you would like to show your appreciation for, give us a call at 770-461-1288 or visit our website at HuddlestonFlorist.com and choose your personal selections from there!

10/12/2024

Halloween is right around the corner! Stop by our shop and take a look at our Halloween decorations to get your household in the mood for the season. Or you can visit our website at HuddlestonFlorist.com and choose your selection from there.

It’s time to spruce up the home for all the ghosts and goblins🍁👻👽 If there is anything we can help you with, feel free to give us a call at 770-461-1288! We look forward to seeing you soon 🍁

10/08/2024

October’s Garden

October whispers through the trees,
With amber winds and crimson leaves,
The flowers bloom, their final song,
Before the frost takes them along.

The marigolds in orange hue,
Wave to the sky, kissed by the dew,
While asters, purple, bold, and bright,
Dance softly in the fading light.

The roses sigh a fragrant breath,
As October hints at winter’s death,
Yet in the chill, their petals stay,
A tender bloom of yesterday.

The daisies bow, the mums stand tall,
As autumn spreads its golden call,
Each flower knows the time is near,
When frost will paint the world austere.

But in this month of soft decay,
The flowers find their fleeting day,
To bloom in glory, rich and grand,
And leave their mark upon the land.

In October’s arms, they rise and fall,
A fleeting beauty before the pall,
And though their petals soon will go,
Their memory lies beneath the snow.

Come visit our shop and let us help you beautify your home for fall and the upcoming holidays! Or, you can visit our website at huddlestonflorist.com and see our beautiful arrangements ! We look forward to seeing you soon🍁

09/30/2024

September’s Flowers

In September’s soft and golden hue,
The summer bids a sweet adieu,
But flowers still in bloom remain,
A final dance before the rain.

The asters bloom in purple pride,
By garden paths and fields they bide,
A farewell kiss to summer’s light,
Before the long and quiet night.

The goldenrod in splendor stands,
A torch held high in autumn’s hands,
It waves goodbye to skies of blue,
While hinting at the frosted dew.

Yet in the breeze there’s still a song,
Of petals bright where they belong,
September’s blooms, both wild and fair,
Still paint the earth with tender care.

Though colder winds begin to blow,
And leaves prepare their crimson show,
The flowers whisper, soft and clear,
“We’ll bloom again another year.”

09/25/2024

National Daughters Day is celebrated in several countries, including the U.S., to honor and appreciate daughters. While the specific date can vary by country, in the U.S., National Daughters Day is typically observed on September 25.

The day is an opportunity for parents to celebrate the bond they share with their daughters, show appreciation for their achievements, and recognize the unique contributions daughters make to families and society.

• Many families celebrate by spending quality time together, sharing special meals, or giving small gifts or cards to express love and gratitude.
• Social media is often filled with posts from parents sharing photos and messages dedicated to their daughters.

While it’s not a public holiday, National Daughters Day offers a sentimental moment to strengthen familial bonds. So let us know how we can help you make Daughter’s Day memorable! Give us a call at 770-461-1288, or visit us at HuddlestonFlorist.com and let us know how we can help!

09/23/2024

September 23 - Fall is officially here 🍁🍁🍁

Autumnal Equinox (Northern Hemisphere): This is the official first day of fall, when day and night are approximately equal in length. In 2024, the equinox happens around this date, marking a transition in seasons.

Make sure you stop by our location and check out our new fall arrangements to get your home ready for the upcoming holidays 💖 You can also give us a call at 770-461-1288, or visit our website at HuddlestonFlorist.com and make your selections there. We look forward to seeing you soon! 🍂

09/18/2024

We just wanted to share some of our special arrangements that went out over the last few days to people who are celebrating 🌹💐🪻

So whether it may be an anniversary, a birthday, a new baby or a “just because I love you “, feel free to check out our website at HuddlestonFlorist.com and choose your selection to show your loved one how special they really are 💝

09/14/2024

Happy Friday the 13th! I hope everyone is enjoying the touch of Fall in the air as much as we are 🍁🌸🍁 Our beautiful colors of the season are arriving and we can’t wait to share them with you!

Check out our website at HuddlestonFlorist.com and let us help you get your home spiced up for the upcoming season of Fall and the holidays to come 💝

09/11/2024

Please join us in taking a moment of silence at the following times:

8:46 AM north tower struck
9:03 AM south tower struck
9:37 AM pentagon struck
10 :07 AM flight 93 crashed in Pennsylvania

Please pray for the families of the many needless loss of lives!

09/06/2024

**September Blossoms**

As summer sighs its gentle fade,
September whispers through the glade,
With softer light and golden hues,
A mellow warmth in morning dews.

The flowers sway in autumn’s breeze,
A final dance beneath the trees,
Bright marigolds in russet shades,
And asters bloom in quiet glades.

Chrysanthemums with colors bold,
Burst forth in yellows, reds, and gold,
They nod their heads in soft sunlight,
A vivid glow, a sweet delight.

Hydrangeas, in their fading blue,
Hold whispers of the skies they knew,
While dahlias stand with regal grace,
September’s crown, a warm embrace.

Among the blooms of every kind,
A hint of change is close behind,
For in their beauty, we can see,
The fleeting dance of all that’s free.

Oh, September, with your flowers bright,
You bridge the gap of day to night,
With every petal, every vine,
You speak of endings, soft, benign.

Yet in your blooms, a hope we find,
A gentle ease, a peace of mind,
For even as the seasons wend,
September's flowers never end.

09/02/2024

Happy Labor Day! We hope everyone has a blessed holiday with family 💝🇺🇸

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325 Glynn Street N
Fayetteville, GA
30214

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
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Friday	9am - 5pm
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Huddleston Florist was founded 50 years ago in Fayetteville, Georgia. It is the oldest florist in Fayette County! We offer a wide variety of floral items to serve you.

Fresh cut flowers are good for any occasion! New baby gift? Flowers! Visiting a sick friend? Flowers! Birthday, Anniversary, In The Doghouse? You guessed it, flowers! Bring us your situation and we will help you say it best with flowers!