Florist Laura Jeffares was back again on Emerson St in Napier, flower bombing the area so people can enjoy the Valentine's Day space and share a selfie under the display. Photo / Warren Buckland
Florist Laura Jeffares was back again on Emerson St in Napier, flower bombing the area so people can enjoy the Valentine's Day space and share a selfie under the display. Photo / Warren Buckland
A "love seat" installed in Napier's CBD for Valentine's Day had tongues wagging on Friday.
Florist and artist Laura Jeffares created the "love seat" installation on Emerson St, allowing lovebirds to share a selfie in the seat.
Passersby watched as the creation came together on Friday morning, before locals andvisitors gave it a test.
Last year Jeffares received Napier City Council funding for three floral projects, one for the Emerson St seat, for Valentine's Day, one using local flora and fauna over Easter weekend, on the sides of the viewing platform.
The final one called One Heart was unveiled at MTG in July, with visitors to the museum being able to add tissue flowers they'd created to the design and which was eventually auctioned off.
Harmony Smith stands in the flower paddock at Hand Picked Flowers with locals picking flowers for Valentine's Day. Photo / Steve Carle
Further south in Pahiatua Jennifer Moulder and business partner Harmony Smith from Hand Picked Flowers made the amazing gesture of giving away bunches of flowers for over-65s on Valentine's Day.
Before they started the business, Moulder was donating all her flowers to aged care homes, now she has decided to extend that to the wider public around Pahiatua for Valentine's Day.
