Easter and Passover Flowers Archives

We Offer Beautiful Easter Flowers and Plants. (Special Discount Coupons Below)

Maher's Florist Whether you're a devout Christian or just enjoy some time off work and school, Easter is an opportunity to celebrate spring and the coming of warmer weather. One of the best ways to celebrate is with Easter Flowers. This tradition has been around for hundreds of years, and it shows no sign of fading! Although there are many different types of flowers that can be used for Easter arrangements, certain ones have become iconic symbols for the holiday over time. SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFERS - USE ON MAIN WEBSITE About Easter Easter is a Christian holiday, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It's celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon after the spring equinox, which can fall anywhere between March 22 and April 25. Easter flowers are thought to bring good luck and happiness, so if you're looking for some new blooms this season, we've got some ideas for your consideration! Easter flowers are a wonderful way to celebrate the holiday, and we have some great ideas for [...]

Maher’s Florist invites you to visit our Floral Design Team for Easter and Passover Flowers

Maher's Florist has over 45 Years of Experience in the Floral Industry Easter Easter is on April 17th. This is a favorite Spring holiday with the parades, easter egg hunts and families gathering for church and Easter dinner. Maher's Florist would be thrilled to have you shop with us for fresh and colorful Easter and Passover Flowers. Our dazzling bouquets are designed to complement the Easter festivities. An interesting and maybe not a commonly known fact about Easter is that it is referred to as the "moveable feast". This is because Easter is a Religious Holiday that moves from year to year. Not every holiday can claim that. Easter occurs after the first Full Moon following the start of Spring. This April Full Moon is referred to as the "Paschal Moon" or Pink Moon and is April's first Full Moon. Easter, as with other holidays, ushers in a changing of the seasons. That season of course being Spring. Early history reveals that the Easter festival was more celebrated by Catholics than Protestants. The Puritans of New England considered both Easter and [...]