Fancy Flowers By Meredith

Meredith Fancy was a little girl who grew up on Cape Cod, and at that time, she was enchanted by the creative advice and influence that came from her aunts. When she first started crafting flower bouquets for friends and family, she had no idea that this pastime would one day become her primary source of income. In 1981, Meredith and her husband, Art, launched Fancy Farm Market in East Orleans. Two years later, in 1982, Meredith expanded the business to include flower arrangements in addition to the many other facets it covered. Meredith was gifted with a creative vision, intuitive personal skills, and an attention to detail, which contributed to the success of the flower company. Her abilities brought a one-of-a-kind style and beauty to a variety of events, ranging from high-end to low-end occasions. Every bride has her own one-of-a-kind, one-of-a-kind sense of style and vision. I take those concepts and work with them to create floral arrangements that combine a variety of colors and textures in a way that complements and contributes to the overall success of the wedding. It is useful for me to understand the needs of each bride if she has compiled images of the things that she enjoys. Quite frequently, her style is revealed via the accumulation of several photos, which then serves to direct the subsequent stages of the design process. And the rest, as they say, is history, as proven by extracts from letters received from satisfied customers: "I am grateful for your patience and direction in helping me make decisions on the flower arrangements." "You quickly put me at ease, and you demonstrated understanding as well as delight in my rather inexpensive choices, which turned out to be unique and lovely. I really loved working with you because of how you communicated these things." "Told me how worry-free her experience was and how professional and lovely you were to work with." "Told me how worry-free her experience was." "I want to express my gratitude for helping me realize the exact appearance I had envisioned, and even better! It isn't always easy to convey the appearance and sensation of an image that's been forming in one's head. You listened to what I said, and then you made it; I cannot express how impressed I am."