Hi, I have visited this board in the past, but have never posted yet My Name is Monique, I have retail shop in Miami, we do mostly wedding & special events, but have flowers for walk-in , I learn and was taught by my mother who has small shop also, so we later open second store focus of corporate gift baskets and wedding flower.:blowkiss:
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Hi, amy Yes I have website both are under constructions it's should be finish by end this summer
www. tying-theknot.com
www.giftandoccasions.com
www. tying-theknot.com
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