Gift Baskets à Saint-Laurent, QC avec e-mail, horaires d’ouverture, site web
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2421 Rue Guénette, Suite 200, Saint-Laurent, H4R 2E9
(514) 747-2581
As a full-service florist, we have the opportunity to serve our growing community across a wide variety of needs. What we offer: * Fresh-cut local and exotic flowers (in bouquets or for purchase individually) * Roses * Bulk flowers (for special DIY projects) * Plants * Dish gardens * Cacti and succulents * Gift-baskets * Pots and vases * Lechuza self-watering pots * Woodaznu repurposed barn wood containers * Specialty cards * a variety of packaging, including: Eco-wrap, Cellophane, over 50 varieties and styles of wrapping papers and newspaper * over 50 different colors and sizes of ribbon and twine * Bridal bouquets and centerpieces * Prom corsages and boutonnières * Barn wood arch for outdoor weddings (hanging flower walls, flower installations not included) for rent * Expert advice on how to care for any of your arrangements * Free wedding consultations * Free downloadable printables and calendars from our website www.lebouquet.com Occasions we specialize in: * Valentine's Day * Mother's Day * Weddings & Engagements * Baby Showers * Special Events * Prom & Graduation * Birthdays & Anniversaries * Corporate events * Funerals 
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1150 Beaulac, Saint-Laurent, H4R 1R7
(514) 276-4712
The year is 1912 and Max Pellatt just opened his grocery store. In this residential neighborhood where shops were still few and far between, it turned out to be an immediate success. Max quickly got to know his customers personally and was on a first name basis with many of them. The Pellatt store was a place to meet neighbors and chat with them, exchange recipes and plan family events.