Copper Penny Flowers

Copper Penny Flowers' award-winning owner and creative design force is Jennifer Eaton. Jennifer has decades of floral design knowledge as a long-time Concord resident and master gardener. Years ago, she started the business from her Concord home, eager to go to the Boston Flower Market at 4 a.m. to forage for the most beautiful and interesting flower and plant materials available that day, that season. That passion and personal touch are still present in every day life fifteen years later. She continues to go above and beyond to understand each client's vision and choose the perfect florals to bring that vision to life. Jennifer's creative team shares Jennifer's high standards and craftsmanship. Every new project offers decades of distinct experience and a passion from the Copper Penny Flowers family of designers. For each and every occasion, extraordinary designs are created. Artistry. Copper Penny Flowers' creativity is distinguished by its ability to create unique and interesting flower compositions using natural seasonal elements. Natural container materials such as stone, wood, and metal, as well as exciting and dramatic flower and plant materials. We use luscious peonies and flowering branches, enticing hydrangea and romantic garden roses, bright dahlias and meadow grasses, magnificent amaryllis, and aromatic evergreen to create seasonal arrangements. That's our favorite, no matter what season it is! Community. Copper Penny Flowers is a locally owned and run floral company in a community that values creativity and passion. We are happy to support communal, educational, and health-related charity groups. For many local fundraising events, we donate subscriptions, floral arrangements, and professional design. We provide floral bouquets to hospitals, senior institutions, and community kitchens after events. We are honored to be a part of our thriving community. Environment. Copper Penny Flowers is passionate about preserving the ecosystem that generates our beautiful product, and it is ingrained in our business processes. Green garbage is composted at our facility. When feasible, we buy from local growers, and the cardboard boxes that cover our transported flower and supply deliveries are recycled. We're always changing our paper goods supply to emphasize ecological and recycled options. We also give our community monthly incentives to return and recycle vases.