Flowers for Dreams

It's important to me to only work with brands relevant to my audience and promote businesses I believe in, and it has been an honor to work with Flowers for Dreams. I can't get enough of their mission. 

Here's the thing. Flowers are beautiful. Sometimes I go to my local farmer's market just to look at them. I love receiving flowers (hint?), they really brighten up a room. But they can be costly, I can't arrange them, and I kill them so quickly, I feel guilty having them sometimes. 

Enter Flowers for Dreams. Locally crafted bouquets, arranged and ready to showcase at home, are delivered by hand in the Chicago-area for $35. No service charges, delivery fees, up sells or add-ons. Everything is sourced organically, locally, designed by local arrangers and delivered directly by Flowers for Dreams to ensure an inspiring product every time. Oh, 25 percent of profits go to a different local charity each month. 

I received a beautiful spring bouquet yesterday to welcome the first day of spring and Norouz, and the flowers are still alive, folks. They could probably use some water, but they're alive, and that's a record around here. If I keep this up I'm going to get the "it's always sunny" bunch; those sunflowers look so hopeful for warmer weather.

What do you think, which bouquet would you order?

(This post was sponsored by Flowers for Dreams, a local flower delivery service I look forward to using again. Thank you for supporting the brands that support Make the Most.)