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A lovingly handcrafted centerpiece of rich, romantic blooms — a heartfelt way to honor a loved one or grace your holiday table with warmth and meaning. Truly unforgettable.
Reserve YoursSukkot Specials
Sukkot 2026 graced us from sundown on Friday, September 25 through Friday, October 2 — and while the festival has drawn to a close, its warmth lingers on. Every arrangement in our harvest collection remains available to order, handcrafted fresh to bring abundance and natural beauty to any gathering.
🌿 Sukkot 5787 · September 25 – October 2, 2026 · Still available to order — contact us anytimeSukkot Collection
Our Sukkot collection is here — handcrafted centerpieces and warm seasonal florals to bring beauty and abundance to your sukkah and holiday table. Each one is made fresh to order with same-day local delivery. Reserve yours today to guarantee delivery in time for your celebration.
A lovingly handcrafted centerpiece of rich, romantic blooms — a heartfelt way to honor a loved one or grace your holiday table with warmth and meaning. Truly unforgettable.
Reserve YoursA soulful, elegant centerpiece of cool blues, soft whites, and silvery greens — serene and quietly captivating. A striking, memorable touch for your sukkah table and holiday gatherings.
Reserve YoursA lush centerpiece brimming with the colors of the fall harvest — a beautiful centerpiece for your holiday table.
Reserve YoursA warm, gracious autumn arrangement with pumpkin accents and seasonal fall blooms — a bright, welcoming greeting for your table, entrance, or as a hostess gift.
Reserve YoursA Little About the Holiday
Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Tabernacles, is a joyful week-long harvest festival that follows the High Holy Days. Its name means "booths" — referring to the sukkah, a temporary open-air structure families build and gather in to share meals, welcome guests, and give thanks for the season's blessings.
It's a holiday deeply connected to nature and the fall harvest. Families decorate their sukkah with greenery, branches, hanging fruit, and flowers — turning a simple structure into a warm, living space beneath the open sky. The etrog (citron) and lulav (palm, myrtle, and willow) are gathered and waved as symbols of gratitude and unity.
Above all, Sukkot is a celebration of hospitality, togetherness, and the beauty of the natural world. We'd be honored to help you bring that warmth to life — with fresh, seasonal florals and decorations made to make your sukkah and table feel truly special.