Welcome to the October edition of our online newsletter. Read on for information about out-of-town deliveries, Boss’s Day and Sweetest Day ...
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Should I Use McShan Florist or Go Online for Out-of-Town Deliveries?
Nothing can replace the trusted relationship you have with McShan Florist. Even when ordering flowers for out-of-town deliveries, you can have confidence in
us to relay your orders only to those florists we have built solid relationships with, based on superior service, value and mutual respect.
The Internet is a viable tool for almost every type of product, but remember,
Flowers are Live Products and therefore, require special attention. So be aware of how your flowers, and your sentiments, will be shipped ... and delivered:
1) McShan Florist accepts full responsibility for your flowers to be delivered as you wish through a similar florist in recipient’s city.
2) Your arrangement will arrive fresh and professionally designed.
3) Flowers will never be shipped in a box, unless requested by you.
4) We will remain your contact for any and all questions.
We have built a personal relationship you. This means we proudly guarantee you will receive the best value for your dollar, and the best service, no matter what the occasion or location!
BOSS’S DAY is Friday, October 16
There’s no time like the present to be appreciative of your boss! And now more than ever, it’s the perfect time to share a little gratitude. That’s how Boss’s Day began back in 1958 when a girl named Patricia Haroski in Illinois sent her boss a gift on the 16th of October. Did she get a raise or a promotion? No. Not at all.
Her boss was her father and the 16th was his birthday. And every year since then, Boss’s Day falls on the 16th of the month – this year on Friday.
If we can help you express your appreciation, we’re available 24/7.
SWEETEST DAY is Saturday, October 17
Sweetest Day is a time to brighten the day for anyone meaningful in your life. It began in October of 1922 when philanthropist and candy employee Herbert Kingston felt the desire to share his good fortune with others. Realizing that all people want to be appreciated, he conceived the idea of a holiday to recognize “people for just being people.” With the help of his friends, Kingston and his supporters passed out candy and small gifts all over Cleveland, Ohio – to shut-ins, the underprivileged and orphans – and people they thought could simply use a little boost. The day was a resounding success ... and today’s it’s a tradition.
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