Maher's Florist Offers Same Day Service to Chesapeake High School

Maher’s Florist

Maher’s Florist offers the best selection of farm fresh flowers, plants and occasion themed gifts in the area. We provide local same day and express flower delivery service to Chesapeake High School. The high school is close to our floral design center. Our delivery staff makes daily deliveries into the area and services the school as well. We provide delivery service six days a week, Monday through Saturday. All deliveries to Chesapeake High School usually begin around 9:00 a.m. and are generally completed not later than 4 p.m. each day.

The Chesapeake High School facility is located at 4798 Mountain Rd, Pasadena, MD 21122. The primary phone number for this Severna Park area high school is (410) 255-9600. We offer both local same day and express flower delivery service to Chesapeake High School. Generally, our same day delivery option works well for deliveries to the school. If you need the flowers to arrive at a specific time, we encourage you to opt for our express delivery service. All deliveries, whether same day or express, are guaranteed for on-time arrival.

The Maher’s Florist talented and passionate staff has a deep love for flowers. Each with over 20 years of design expertise. Our designers are eager to help you create a lasting impression for any occasion. If you have any questions or need more information, please contact us by e-mail at info@mahersflorist.net or call us directly at (410)255-8181. We’re always here to serve you and make your flower-sending experience a pleasure.

Autumn Radiance Bouquet

Radiant roses and lush fall blooms create a graceful presentation. A beautiful design for any occasion.

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Maher’s Florist offers Flowers and Plants perfect for the International Day of Peace

In 1981, the International Day of Peace was created by the United Nations General Assembly. Twenty years later, the General Assembly voted to designate this day as a time of worldwide peace. Their mission was to have a time of cease – fire. All nations are invited to participate in this day of observance. Then in 2013 the Secretary – General of the United Nations dedicated International Day of Peace as a day to focus on world peace. The awareness this day creates for peace is solely devoted to the hope that the occurrence of war can be reduced. It is observed annually on September 21.

Annually the Peace Bell of the United Nations is rung in New York City which is the UN official headquarters. The bell is made from coins that were donated from children across the globe in numerous continents. An inscription on the bell reads “Long live absolute world peace”. The United Nations Association of Japan dedicated the bell as a gift and as symbol of the cost of human life caused by war.

In addition to sending beautiful and caring Maher’s Florist Flowers and Plants, there are several ways to recognize International Day of Peace.

Competition – A friendly sporting event creates goodwill. When teams compete against each other in a friendly game of some type, a good deal of fair play, camaraderie and peace can be created.
Team-Building Activities – Many companies host sales and team building sessions on a routine basis. Why not create one that has a theme of global peace or at least peace in the office. This is great way to bring people together and have them let down their defense mechanisms for some friendly non-threatening enjoyment.
Poster for Peace – The United Nations publishes the International Day of Peace Poster. If you are a schoolteacher or Sunday school teacher, you can print the poster and use it as a discussion topic. What a great way to increase awareness.
Talk with Children – Teaching children the meaning of peace is critical to the future. As adult role models, parents, teachers, coaches and other older people have an obligation to help children grasp the meaning of a peaceful society and an appreciation for International Day of Peace. Since children are our future, educating them about peaceful relations can bring about positive change in the world.
Moment of Silence – As with many solemn occasions, International Day of Peace offers the opportunity for everyone around the globe to stop at noon for their region and be silent for one full minute. How you choose to spend that moment of silence is up to each individual. Some meditate, others pray for those that have given their lives in war and still others simply find joy in sharing the honor of such a day.