Our mission is to bring joy to individuals through the beauty of repurposed flowers.

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To honor a life and brighten new days, the flowers from Morton Dempsey’s service were thoughtfully redesigned and shared with the residents of Exton Post Acute Rehab. These beauties offered a touch of comfort and kindness 💙 ... See MoreSee Less

To honor a life and brighten new days, the flowers from Morton Dempsey’s service were thoughtfully redesigned and shared with the residents of Exton Post Acute Rehab. These beauties offered a touch of comfort and kindness 💙

A huge shoutout to our amazing volunteer, Maureen Fecondo, who spent the day with Springfield’s Girl Scout troop creating 50 arrangements for a local assisted living home! Maureen, a retired first-grade teacher, also shared the “bucket filler” message from “Have You Filled a Bucket Today?” the beloved children’s book by Carol McCloud that teaches how small acts of kindness can fill someone’s “invisible bucket.” The girls loved it, and filled plenty of buckets of their own! 🌼👯‍♀️ ... See MoreSee Less

A huge shoutout to our amazing volunteer, Maureen Fecondo, who spent the day with Springfield’s Girl Scout troop creating 50 arrangements for a local assisted living home! Maureen, a retired first-grade teacher, also shared the “bucket filler” message from “Have You Filled a Bucket Today?” the beloved children’s book by Carol McCloud that teaches how small acts of kindness can fill someone’s “invisible bucket.” The girls loved it, and filled plenty of buckets of their own! 🌼👯‍♀️Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

So THANKFUL to all who came to the Downingtown United Methodist Church on Saturday and supported Petals Please by purchasing a floral arrangement! These beauties have new homes! We still have a few arrangements - one can be yours! ... See MoreSee Less

So THANKFUL to all who came to the Downingtown United Methodist Church on Saturday and supported Petals Please by purchasing a floral arrangement! These beauties have new homes! We still have a few arrangements - one can be yours!Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

One of these beauties can be yours! Don’t miss the sale tomorrow, Saturday 9-2, at the Downingtown United Methodist Church. ... See MoreSee Less

One of these beauties can be yours! Don’t miss the sale tomorrow, Saturday 9-2, at the Downingtown United Methodist Church.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment

Petals Please, a local nonprofit that gifts floral arrangements to individuals uplifted by the gift, is in need of some MAGNOLIA LEAVES! Let us know if we can come and clip a few. It’s for a good cause! ... See MoreSee Less

Petals Please, a local nonprofit that gifts floral arrangements to individuals uplifted by the gift, is in need of some MAGNOLIA LEAVES! Let us know if we can come and clip a few. It’s for a good cause!

We extend a big thank you to Amber and Michael who shared the joy of their wedding day in a truly meaningful way. Their beautiful flowers were lovingly rearranged into smaller bouquets and delivered to seniors at St. Martha’s Manor bringing a joyful unexpected surprise. 😊

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We extend a big thank you to Amber and Michael who shared the joy of their wedding day  in a truly meaningful way. Their beautiful flowers were lovingly rearranged into smaller bouquets and delivered to seniors at St. Martha’s Manor bringing a joyful unexpected surprise. 😊

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A heartfelt thank you to the Orobono and Willimann families who, in their time of grief, generously donated flowers from their loved ones’ funerals. We also extend our gratitude to Jonathan and Annelise for sharing their gorgeous wedding flowers with us.

In a very busy workroom this past weekend, our volunteers carefully transformed the arrangements into smaller bouquets which were delivered to the Lord's Pantry brightening the day for so many.

Kindness grows when it’s shared. Thank you for helping us spread beauty and compassion - one bouquet at a time. ❤️💐❤️

The Ballroom at Ellis Preserve
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A heartfelt thank you to the Orobono and Willimann families who, in their time of grief, generously donated flowers from their loved ones’ funerals. We also extend our gratitude to Jonathan and Annelise for sharing their gorgeous wedding flowers with us. 

In a very busy workroom this past weekend, our volunteers carefully transformed the arrangements into smaller bouquets which were delivered to the Lords Pantry brightening the day for so many. 

Kindness grows when it’s shared. Thank you for helping us spread beauty and compassion - one bouquet at a time. ❤️💐❤️

The Ballroom at Ellis Preserve
Fabufloras

Flowers were donated in memory of Merritt Dudas and Pamela Dean, then shared with poll workers on Election Day and seniors at Harrison House of Chester County. A little kindness, a lot of smiles.

James J. Terry Funeral Home
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Flowers were donated in memory of Merritt Dudas and Pamela Dean, then shared with poll workers on Election Day and seniors at Harrison House of Chester County. A little kindness, a lot of smiles. 

James J. Terry Funeral Home
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Our Story

We began in a garage as a small group with a simple mission – to bring joy to seniors through the beauty of flowers. Since July 2018, we have delivered thousands of bouquets to individuals in our area, and our small group has grown to dozens of volunteers! 

Bringing Joy!

“Petals Please is a novel way to re-engineer viable flowers into comfort, company, and enjoyment for those who may be experiencing loneliness or illness. This noteworthy project, headed by Beth Adams, serves as an example of what a community can do to support their own.”

– CC

“We couldn’t believe all those beautiful flowers and the sentiment and the kindness behind them. I never heard of your organization but I just wanted to know how grateful we all were and it just really brightened our day. I just want you to know that your efforts are really truly appreciated more than you know.”

– KM

“My sister is currently in hospice and these folks sure do brighten up the place with the beautiful flowers. Thank you so much!”

– CD