You guys did an amazing job with a last minute funeral need- I mean a stunning arrangement! Then…read morethese roses!!! Highly recommend these folks for all your floral needs!

Thank you to your outstanding floral designer. I came in to purchase an arrangement for dear…read morefriends. I wanted something spectacular and I wasn't disappointed! The arrangement was stunning and all I had hoped for! You are now my go to florist and I will definitely be singing your praises! An update needed to your website to showcase the talent working there. I am beyond pleased and grateful. Thank you Post Road English Garden!

We stopped in at Seasons of the Heart today to ask if they could make a bow for us. Of course,…read moreKathy came right out and began making it. While we were walking through the store we found a beautiful, large Willow Tree St. Joseph with Mary and Baby Jesus. I only wish I were able to upload a picture to share with you. As always, Kathy thank you for providing a class act gift shop here in Anderson! Merry Christmas to you and your Team.

On the south side of Anderson, this delightful shop carries a variety of home and gift ideas to…read morecheck out. Whether you are looking for holiday decor, candles, lace, jewelry, wind chimes, and/or women's accessories, you may find it here! The stand alone shop is near the entrance of the Menards on the south side of where I-69 passes Anderson. It has its own gravel parking lot with plenty of spaces. Upon entering, I was welcomed and offered help finding anything. The shop has groupings of items that seem to flow naturally from one section to another. Overall, the shop carries a variety of quality items that are worth checking out. Review #3541

Possibilities is much larger than I thought as I browsed the shop. I enjoyed seeing a mixture of…read moreprimitives, antiques, furniture, home decor, unique wood decor pieces along with clocks, candles, candlesticks, Dixie Belle paint,, clothing, jewelry and Christmas decor. I actually browsed the store twice because there was so much to see I kept missing items. The refurbished furniture was lovely work and well chosen paint colors. If I had space at home, I found two pieces of furniture I would have purchased. I still think about those and keep trying to find a way to use. The store is fun with so many types of merchandise that you just need to visit the shop. Old, new, refurbished, Primitives, unique items for a large homes or businesses all under one roof. Stop in!

It seems like downtown Franklin is embracing independent shoppes as a way to bring life to the…read morearea. Sure, there have been a number of antique/home decor/boutiques come and go, but this one just opened and looks to be attracting a steady clientele. Nestled on the north side of Jefferson about a block west of the courthouse, this shotgun style business is long and narrow but still had enough room to get around. Inside, there is a wide variety of items to choose from: Some for gifts, some for personal, some for a laugh. The next time you feel like browsing for something different, stop by. They have street parking as well as a free parking lot across the street. The cluster of shoppes all carry items that are a little bit different and together are making the downtown a destination for a day of browsing/buying. Review #2726

I am from Michigan and needed scones for a local shower in Indiana. Twigs and Tea is the best!…read moreFrom ordering to picking up, and not to mention the scones were amazing and a huge hit! Especially with the maid of honor who is from England!!

We had my daughter-in-law's Baby Sprinkle here. Excellent place. Room was decorated beautifully…read more Staff were extremely nice and helpful. Wonderful experience! Highly recommend them!

"Stop and smell the roses" The older I get (and the more…read morehectic society seems to become), the more I realize this isn't just a silly adage but very sage advice. Flowers, in all forms, should be a normal part of life. And cut flowers have this magical property of bringing just a sprinkle of nature into our homes. Recently, I needed to have flowers delivered. I have a favorite florist on the North side, but I thought the delivery address may be out of their zone or I would have to pay extra. So, to Yelp I went! And, once again, the Yelp community came through in a big way! Penny's was the best reviewed florist in the area I was searching. Honestly, I was a little nervous because their featured image is of 30 floor lamps and not flowers. But I realized they also sell home decor (& more!). And I couldn't really argue with the 4.8 rating (4.9 after this review??). I have never visited Penny's in person, but I may stop by sometime to check out the housewares. I did my shopping online like you do for most florists. The website was easy to navigate and included pictures of the flower arrangements. I was also pleasantly surprised by their prices. They offered several price ranges, but even the lower range still offered great selections. I chose one right in the middle. Checking out was a breeze, as well as inputting all of the delivery information. There wasn't a way to select a time for delivery that I saw. You can type in requests, but there is also a note that says time requests are not guaranteed. But I moved forward hoping my delivery would take place during the business day. On the day of delivery, I received a courtesy call at 8:30am that he flowers were on their way and would be delivered in about an hour! The arrangement was beautiful, smelled exquisite, and looked like the photo online. Well, done, Penny's. Well, done! While my favorite bouquet continues to be that of a fine, red wine, I truly appreciate the scent of fresh-cut flowers. Over the past few years, I have realized just how important smell is to me. Whether it's the aroma of dinner roasting in the oven, lighting a candle after cleaning the house, or an intoxicating perfume lingering in the air... smells are powerful. Fresh flowers brighten up a room both aesthetically and olfactory-lly (?!).

I received the most beautiful bouquet from here from my daughter. The delivery man was very…read morepersonable and kind also!

The owner is truly the sweetest! The service and selection are always amazing, and I've had nothing…read morebut great experiences every time I stop into Tangerine Cards & Gifts. Love this little shop!

Cute spot! Stopped in because I was trying to find unique earrings for my sister-in-law. They did…read morenot disappoint with multiple options. Service was really great and friendly too. I was also on the hunt for giftable picture frames and was a little disappointed by the selection but oh well. I started following them on social media and have seen a bunch of other cute gifts featured that I didn't see when I was there in person but will probably give me a reason to go back.

Okay I maybe the Grinch who stole Christmas, but........ I just wasn't as impressed as I wanted to…read morebe. The overall experience was fine. There weren't any long lines, it was a set price for a car or mini van full so the price wasn't too bad if you pack in the family and friends. We got right in and waited in a short line to pay, after that you fall in line behind that car in front of you and slowly drive through the Brickyard while listening to Christmas music and looking and the many lights. It's great for parents with young children as you can stay warm and toasty in the car seats with out lugging the diaper bag and stroller. There are a wide variety of themes for the lighted displays. Some were easier to identify than others. The lights have a significant amount of spacing between them which for some of the displays made it hard to determine what it was. It's something unique that's fund to do at the holidays once, but once you've had the experience

What a fun way to get in the holiday spirit and drive around IMS, including time on the front…read morestretch, across the Yard of Bricks and past the pagoda. My family and I got dinner in Speedway before at Dawson's on Main and got to the gate a little before 6 p.m. the night before Thanksgiving. There were just a few cars ahead of us. We paid our $25 and drove through for the next 30 min, admiring the 2.5 million lights at 5 mph. I didn't go last year (the inaugural year) but I heard this year the route is longer and there are more lights. It's clear they put a lot of work into this - there is no shortage of things to look at. Since this is a pricer holiday attraction, I recommend filling your car with friends + family to justify the $25 price/car (this is the rate Monday-Wednesday; Thursday-Sunday is $30). Visit on Monday night and $5 of your admission will be donated to United Way of Central Indiana. I recommend going earlier in the night rather than later as I heard wait times can be long.