If all goes to plan and the Chiefs win the Super Bowl, then Kansas City will host a championship celebration soon. Right in the midst of all the excitement, there’s another big date. Valentine’s Day is the Tuesday after the big game. Trapp & Company, a local flower shop, is already gearing up for that packed weekend. They said Valentine’s Day is usually a last minute rush, but they’ll be ready. Working in the floral industry is a labor of love. “You will never be terribly rich, but you will be rich by living with a full heart and loving what you do every day,” said Trapp & Company owner Robert D. Trapp. For 53 years, Trapp worked in the florist and design industries. In half a century, a lot has changed. One thing is constant. “It’s the busiest day in the florist industry,” Trapp said. Valentine’s Day always has and will always bring haste. “It’s so fun to see people expressing love,” he said. “Valentine’s Day is all about love and loving your partner.” Trapp said it’s a holiday for procrastinators. “The boys are better off, but they still like to do it last minute. So, they come flying in the door. What’s wrong with you? What’s wrong with you?” he said. This year it falls two days after Super Bowl Sunday, a great distraction for even the most energetic suitors. So, there are things they have to pick up,” Trapp said. So whether or not the Chiefs win or lose Super Bowl Sunday, Trapp & Co is planning ahead, so you don’t have to. where everything is in the world right now, we need love and happiness,” he said. He said they will have triple the staff to account for the Feb. 14 rush.
If all goes to plan and the Chiefs win the Super Bowl, then Kansas City will host a championship celebration soon.
Right in the midst of all the excitement, there’s another big date. Valentine’s Day is the Tuesday after the big game.
Trapp & Company, a local flower shop, is already gearing up for that packed weekend. They said Valentine’s Day is usually a last minute rush, but they’ll be ready.
Working in the floral industry is a labor of love.
“You will never be terribly rich, but you will be rich by living with a full heart and loving what you do every day,” said Trapp & Company owner Robert D. Trapp.
For 53 years, Trapp worked in the florist and design industries. In half a century, a lot has changed. One thing is constant.
“It’s the busiest day in the florist industry,” Trapp said.
Valentine’s Day always has and will always bring haste.
“It’s so fun to see people expressing love,” she said. “Valentine’s Day is all about love and loving your partner.”
Trapp said it’s a holiday for procrastinators.
“The boys are better off, but they still like to do it last minute. So, they come flying in the door. What’s wrong with you? What’s wrong with you?” he said.
This year it falls two days after Super Bowl Sunday, a great distraction for even the most energetic suitors.
“Fortunately, we try to keep ourselves prepared for that. So, there are things to gather,” Trapp said.
So whether or not the Chiefs win or lose on Super Bowl Sunday, Trapp & Co is planning ahead, so you don’t have to.
“With the way everything is in the world right now, we need love and happiness,” she said.
He said they will be triple staffed to account for the Feb. 14 rush.
