Creative Centerpieces for Thanksgiving

Think you know everything there is to know about holiday centerpieces? Think again. The typical Thanksgiving centerpiece is a flat splay of harvest blooms tied off with a plaid taffeta bow and topped with a taper candle, right? It's a classic seasonal choice and looks great on any table. But we here at Stadium Flowers have upped our centerpiece game just in time for Thanksgiving, and we're loving designs that incorporate just a bit more than your average holiday arrangement. Read More about Creative Centerpieces for Thanksgiving »

Give Your Host Flowers

If you're going to someone else's house for Thanksgiving this year, come bearing more than your signature stuffing: bring a host gift. And make it flowers. The tradition of offering a host gift is old and abiding and practiced all over the world. But while some cultures have real rules in place as to what to bring and when, we here in the U.S. have become a little more flexible in how we gift our hosts. Naturally, at Stadium Flowers, we think a bouquet is never out of style. Read More about Give Your Host Flowers »

Give a Veterans Day Flower Gift

  As our Everett community looks forward to Veterans Day this November 11, we anticipate the parades, ceremonies, and other observances held throughout the greater Seattle area in honor of our U.S. military heroes. Our community is rich with veterans young and old who we come together to acknowledge. But we here at Stadium Flowers also believe in the power of the personal gesture. Given the fact that so many of our favorite patriots live across the country or may not be able to attend one of the events intended to celebrate them, we say a Veterans Day flower gift is just the thing. Read More about Give a Veterans Day Flower Gift »

Model Mums for Fall

If you ask us, mums are one of the most versatile blooms. They arrive in Fall and almost immediately appear in baskets and pots on front steps, at doorways or planted right into a flowerbed. They're popular because they're so hardy, and colorful, and happy looking, and affordable . . . We could go on. But we at Stadium Flowers also believe that maybe their best attribute is how flexible they are. In their infinite variety, they can appear in formal bouquets or in a planters pot as a flowering bush on your back stoop. Check out how we've used this adaptable little beauty this season. Read More about Model Mums for Fall »

Decorate for Halloween with Fun Flowers

While you're busy tricking out your house for this most macabre of months, don't forget to decorate for Halloween with fun flowers. October is the perfect opportunity to introduce a little whimsy to your table in the form of ghosts, spiders and witches, and the same can be said for your florals. Help set a spooky scene by selecting arrangements that come in the season's palette, choosing rich harvest hues or using Halloween's purple, black and orange. Spice up the tables, corners and mantel with pieces from Stadium Flowers that show off the spirit of the season. Read More about Decorate for Halloween with Fun Flowers »

Creative Designs and Fall Florals

We've all seen the traditional fall florals and centerpieces, and while they have their own traditional charm, we like to think that this season is a little more fun than that. It's spicier, it's cooler, and it's definitely more colorful! In fact, this season is so special that the floral design experts at Stadium Flowers have been inspired to create unique autumn designs and arrangements you won't find just anywhere. We take the classic and traditional, and add our own twist. What can we create for you?  Read More about Creative Designs and Fall Florals »

Recognizing Everett’s Best Bosses

It can be a difficult thing to get up for work every day when you don’t like your job. Conversely, when you love your job, it takes little effort to get there. A great boss goes a long way to… Read More about Recognizing Everett’s Best Bosses »

Fall Home Decor & Autumn Flowers

We love fall for many reasons - from football season to harvest festivals, from coffee concoctions to the cooler weather. No matter your reasons for loving fall, we have no doubt that the fall colors are on the list. Rich reds, vivid oranges and golden yellows cover our landscape and turn the Everett area into nature's work of art. At Stadium Flowers, we consider the autumn flowers and exquisite seasonal color palettes as our own opportunity to create artistic designs which express the beauty and warmth of the season. Whether for gifts or for your own home decor, our experts have created lovely bouquets, arrangements and centerpieces unparalleled in Seattle.  Read More about Fall Home Decor & Autumn Flowers »

Welcoming New Neighbors with Orchids

We give flowers for many occasions in life. Whether to celebrate a birthday or acknowledge an achievement, beautiful floral designs just make every day better. When new arrivals move into your Everett neighborhood, giving a housewarming gift is a wonderful way to let them know you are glad they are there! While there are many meaningful gestures to choose from - like cooking them a meal or helping to move boxes into the house - orchids from Stadium Flowers are a long-lasting and beautiful token of a new friendship. Read More about Welcoming New Neighbors with Orchids »

Formal Flowers for the Homecoming Dance

Homecoming weekend is filled with fun events - from the big football game and tailgating festivities, to the crowning of the King and Queen, to the big dance! It is a weekend overflowing with nostalgia and history, as well as an opportunity to create new memories. Whatever Everett area high school or college you attend, you can trust the floral designers at Stadium Flowers to provide the homecoming flowers that will be just as memorable as the event. Did You Know? The University of Illinois holds the record for the longest-standing homecoming tradition, which began in 1910 and continues to this day, 107 years later. They cancelled the festivities in just one year - 1918 - due to an influenza epidemic.  Read More about Formal Flowers for the Homecoming Dance »