New Blog from Spring in the Air Tells How to Improve a Dinner with the Right Centerpiece

July 11, 2017, Miami, Florida - From small family meals to birthday dinners, Thanksgiving banquets, and more, the centerpiece is one of the most notable decorations in the home. A good centerpiece lives up the table and serves as a conversation piece, and a bouquet of a dozen roses can do exactly that, or so claims Spring in the Air in their latest blog.

The company is best known for shipping long-stem roses to its subscribers, but lately has been offering advice and lessons on its blog. The most recent post gives instructions for creating seasonal centerpieces and which roses are right for certain dinners.

The blog’s author also offers advice on choosing the right centerpiece for the right dinner space. She states that some bigger rooms and tables may require two dozen roses, while more intimate spaces call for smaller bouquets. More information in the blog surrounds who is being invited to the dinner, the occasion, and more.

While many people do not put too much thought into the table’s centerpiece during their dinner, the author claims that it does deserve consideration since people will be looking at it nearly as much as they will be looking at their food. She hopes that her latest blog helps readers have better dinner parties in the future.

Spring In The Air’s blog is meant to create more informed customers who are happier with their orders and who have a full understanding of the flowers they love.

For more information about roses, browse the blog at Spring in The Air, or to become a member and have access to roses delivered fresh from South American farms, call (877)417-9657.

About Spring In The Air

Spring In The Air is a membership rose delivery service that has been bringing hand-crafted bouquets of roses fresh from their farm in Colombia for more than 35 years. They take pride in customer service and are available to answer any questions and help customers pick out the perfect arrangement for any occasion. Getting their customers’ orders right is just as important to them as it is to their clients.