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Flowers for those who really believe ...

by Jacqueline

October 12, 2008


To accompany Disney’s new animated movie, “Tinker Bell,” out on Blu-ray and DVD on Oct. 28, Teleflora has created magic in a vase with its exclusive Tinker Bell Bouquet.

A hand-painted Tinker Bell sits atop roses, carnations, hydrangeas and button spray chrysanthemums in a pink cube with pink tulle. I love her sparkling wings.

Tinker Bell Flower Bouquet by Teleflora

And in the movie, this whimsical fairy will speak for the first time! I wonder what she’ll say to Peter?

If you buy the Tink arrangement and the Blu-ray™ Hi-def or DVD of “Tinker Bell,” you’re eligible for a $5 mail-in rebate, through January 31, 2009. You can buy the floral arrangement online at teleflora.com, flowerclub.com, at eflorist.com or through a local Teleflora florist.

Also, Disney Movie Rewards is hosting an online sweepstakes starting Oct. 16. One lucky fan will win an all-expense-paid trip for four to the Walt Disney World® Resort in Orlando, FL. In addition, five first-prize winners will receive a year of Teleflora floral arrangements. For additional information, go to teleflora.com/tinkerbell.asp.

Flower Fact of the Day: The 15th annual Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival, which took place earlier this year at the Walt Disney World® Resort, featured 30 million blooms.
 




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Mike
Mike | Reply
October 12, 2008

"Peter Pan" was one of my favorites as a pre-schooler. So it's nice to know Tink has her own bouquet.


K. Cleaver
K. Cleaver | Reply
October 15, 2008

This is really cute!


Lisa Fosses
Lisa Fosses | Reply
October 19, 2008

this bouquet is adorable. we love Tinkerbell


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