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Wyatt-MacKenzie Publishing 2008 Spring Releases - A Bouquet of Books for Mother's Day!
Wyatt-MacKenzie celebrates its tenth year as the leading independent publisher of mom writers. The award-winning Oregon press adds a dad writer to their Spring roster which covers a spectrum of topics from inside Hollywood houses to military spouses, nature appreciation to divorce and separation.

CL&D Digital Rewards Digital Printing Application Ideas With a Bouquet of Flowers
Fast packaging digital printer CL&D Digital launches website promotion asking visitors to submit ideas to help advance digital printing technology - and offers a reward.

Florist Johanne Russell Smith to Demonstrate at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show
Johanne Russell-Smith, founder of MY ROSES and Box Hill Institute's 2007 Floristry Student of the Year will be demonstrating at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show. Johanne will be showcasing her floral designs and sharing her tips for styling and caring for your roses.

Wedding Games Beyond the Bouquet Dive to Spice Up A Reception
Brides can make their receptions more entertaining and Interactive with wedding games from "100+ Wedding Games: Fun & Laughs for Bachelorette Parties, Showers, & Receptions", now available in bookstores nationwide. The paperback book describes over 100 unique reception games, bachelorette party games, bridal shower games, and wedding-themed pranks.

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Candy Bouquet Expands Operations to New Retail Store in Hanford
Mrs. Yen's Candy Bouquet franchise is rapidly becoming the most popular gift choice in the San Francisco Valley. Mrs. Yen's, Inc. has just announced the opening of a new store in Hanford as part of an aggressive expansion plan. This store will be the base for much of the creative work of designing and arranging Candy Bouquets.

Finding A Local Florist - Sorting Out the Weeds of Deceptive Flower Shop Phone Listings
You want to send flowers to Aunt Sally in Newark or your sister Susan in San Antonio. You decide to look up a local florist there, hoping to get more personal service or even save a few bucks by avoiding the "middleman." Normally, a simple call to directory information or an online search would be all it takes, but in the case of florists, the results could be deceiving.