North Raleigh Florist Welcomes New Lead Designer

Brandi R. Dennison Also A Weddings And Events Consultant

2011-08-27

RALEIGH, NC, August 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Janice Cutler, president and owner of North Raleigh Florist (http://www.northraleighfloristinc.com), has announced that Brandi R. Dennison, a North Carolina Certified Professional Florist and Wake County Designer of the Year 2009, has joined the staff as a lead designer and a weddings and events consultant. In her new position, Dennison will apply her decade of experience in the floral industry to serve the North Raleigh Florist client base with design recommendations, as well as expert wedding consultation and event advice. Her passion for creating floral arrangements began during her time working at a floral shop while she was a student at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, N.C.

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"Brandi is a bride's best friend for wedding floral needs and advice," said Cutler. "She can work with a customer to create arrangements that have the 'wow factor' no matter the event. We are so happy to have her on the team at North Raleigh Florist."

ABOUT NORTH RALEIGH FLORIST:
North Raleigh Florist, owned by Janice Cutler, former owner of Montgomery's Florist from 1996-2001, is committed to providing only the finest floral arrangements and gifts. Located at 7457 Six Forks Road in Raleigh, the firm is convenient to North Hills and Crabtree Valley Mall, local businesses and a host of special-event locations. Honored by Metro Magazine with a MetroBravo! Award in 2008, 2009 and 2011, and named Best Florist by Independent Weekly's 2010 Best of the Triangle awards, North Raleigh Florist is a full-service florist specializing in fabulous containers with elaborate designs for any occasion, and always offers the latest trends in floral design. The firm offers a variety of services including fresh flowers, silk flowers and plants for any occasion for local delivery and out of town ordering, in addition to a Sunday on-call option for sympathy work. For more information on North Raleigh Florist, please visit http://www.northraleighflorist.com or call (919) 847-3381 or (800) 447-5435.

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