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Passover

Mother's Day is Sunday May 11th

As Mother’s Day approaches, we’re offering a curated catalog of our most popular designs.
Please note that select items will be unavailable for delivery from May 8th to May 11th.
Mother's Day Selections

Favorites in Passover

Designer's Choice White

Designer's Choice White
Delivery Unavailable May 8th–10th
from $64.99

Garden of Luxurious White Blooms

Garden of Luxurious White Blooms
Delivery Unavailable May 8th–10th
$179.99

Modern White Roses

Modern White Roses
Delivery Unavailable May 8th–10th
$89.99

Long Stem White Roses

Long Stem White Roses
Delivery Unavailable May 8th–10th
from $39.99

The Blue Horizon

The Blue Horizon
Delivery Unavailable May 8th–10th
from $99.99

The Blue Horizon

The Blue Horizon
Delivery Unavailable May 8th–10th
from $99.99

Sending flowers and gifts for Passover from Granbury Flower Shop in Texas is a thoughtful way to honor this sacred time of year. Passover, or Pesach, is a Jewish festival that celebrates the Exodus, wherein Jewish people commemorate their liberation from slavery in Egypt. It's a time of reflection, community, and family, and there is no better way to enhance the celebration than with a beautiful floral arrangement or a thoughtful gift. Granbury Flower Shop offers a variety of floral options that are perfect for the occasion. Traditional choices often include blue and white flowers, symbolizing the colors of the Israeli flag and reflecting the solemnity and purity of the holiday. A carefully designed bouquet can serve as a stunning centerpiece for the Seder table, adding beauty and a sense of freshness to the gathering. In addition to flowers, the shop can curate special Passover gift baskets filled with kosher for Passover treats, wine, and other items that can be enjoyed during the holiday. These gifts are not only a way to partake in the festive customs but also a sign of respect and participation in the traditions of Passover.

Choosing to send flowers and gifts from Granbury Flower Shop ensures that your offerings are crafted with personal attention and care. It's a gesture that communicates respect for the holiday's traditions and offers a connection to those celebrating, whether they are near or far. It's a beautiful way to say "Chag Sameach" (Happy Festival) and to contribute to the warmth and joy of the holiday.