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Due Today - Need Help For A Valentines Day Ad!

Posted by annetaylor23 on 1/15/2013 at 1:32 PM ET 150 Points
If anyone has any suggestions on the wording for a Valentine's Day Ad for a florist. I would love for the text to reflect our unique style. I gave the floral designers 60 seconds to write up the first thing that came to mind that they would like included in the valentines day ad, it helps me to remember what can be offered:

- ST. VALENTINES DAY
- The Scenario of love,flowers delivered to the restaurant of your choice, office or home.
- Dramatic, Romantic, Whimsical floral arrangements..
- Roses, Boxed or Vased all beautifully packaged
- Gourmet Chocolates and beautifully scented candles
- Place order by Feb. 6 and we will include a box of gourmet toffee (your choice)on any orders over $50.

I love the quote by Emma Coleman, "I would rather have roses on my table than diamonds around my neck." And if possible would like to incorporate this also. But not necessary.

My deadline is by COB today. Thank you so much for your help!!!

Am open to answering any questions if that will help your creative process.
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  • Posted by Moriarty on 1/15/2013 at 3:49 PM Accepted
    A flower only lasts a day. My love lasts forever.

    The beauty of flowers fades. The beauty of love grows.

    Flowers are a transient expression of my eternal feeling.

    Flowers are beautiful. So is my love for you.

    Beauty and love are eternal.

    Moriarty.
  • Posted on 1/15/2013 at 5:15 PM Accepted
    Where will the ad appear? Is this for newspaper/print, or for broadcast/TV/radio/cable, or online? Who exactly is the target audience? Where? Can you describe the "unique style" you're trying to convey?
  • Posted by Jay Hamilton-Roth on 1/15/2013 at 9:16 PM Accepted
    Let Your Love Flower
    Love For All Your Senses
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