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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 Flowers has the freshest Easter flowers and plants

Maher's Florist Easter Flowers You cannot send Easter eggs - so send a fresh bouquet of Easter flowers instead! Maher's Florist has the best and brightest flowers for Easter. Send Easter flowers to Pasadena, MD or nationwide for a joyful Easter celebration. Local Same Day & Express Flower Delivery Nationwide Same Day Flower Delivery Such a wonderful holiday, Easter falls on different dates from year to year and in 2021 it falls on April 4th. The reason for this change is that Easter always falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox. Easter, as with other holidays ushers in a changing of the seasons. Spring is symbolic to the renewing of life as the plants and trees that have been dormant for the winter begin to blossom. Those of us in the Northern Hemisphere look forward to warmer weather and an increase in more daylight. This symbolism of the coming back to life is a correlation to the resurrection of Jesus. In the Jewish faith, this time is referred to as Passover. The Hebrew Bible [...]