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Holiday Shopping

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There is a ton of shopping to do around the holidays. Traveling to the mall, the wine shop, and boutiques looking for perfectly thoughtful gifts. You are the Christopher Columbus of our time!

Manning your way through holiday crowds, scouting out the last parking spot in the city and braving the cold, you have done your part. Santa would be proud. But even though Columbus was off exploring and discovering new things, and all the while sporting a kick ass hat, there’s no way he had time to put together a quick and easy holiday party.

So to keep you sane and give you some much needed time to kick up your heels with some hot cocoa, here is a list of all the things you need to set the table and they’re all from Target, because lets face it, Target is the best. They’re pieces are stylish, affordable and on trend, so you know your table is going to be the talk of the town.

By Jess

Top Florists in Cincinnati

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This city is booming with creative minds. Whether you are searching for that a special arrangement or looking to hire a florist to transform a space, here are some tips and tricks:

High End for less:

Local grocery stores:

  • Surprisingly enough you can find some of the best flowers and greenery at your local market. The Hydrangeas at Trader Joes as well as the roses found at Kroger are wonderful budget friendly finds.
    • Extra Hint: ask the floral clerk at the Kroger to create customized arrangements with the flowers of your choice.

Local farms:

  • Some of the most beautiful arrangements can be created from wild flowers. Do a quick internet search to find local farms near you and reach out to the owners to ask about their offerings. I have known a few brides to create centerpieces and even a bridal bouquets from wild flowers hand picked right from their own community.

The whole package:

By Caitlynn Copeland