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Menna- @superyoumna /@wolf-wrathknight

Neither snow nor rain stays florists' couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds on Valentine's Day, nor'easter be damned. Across the nation, 37.3 percent of consumers are expected to give flowers Friday in celebration of Valentine's Day, according to a recent study by the National Retail Federation. With snow emergencies declared and offices telling non-essential employees not to report to work, there are likely to be some mix-ups in the delivery process if flowers are to be sent to someone's office, said Peter Rogers, owner of Peter Rogers Florist on Pine Hill Avenue. [...] florists' phone lines were pretty tied up on Thursday, as foot traffic slowed to a crawl in comparison to a typical Feb. 13. Stamford florists: Valentines flowers will arrive, maybe late

An army of delivery drivers aim to keep Cupid's arrow on target Neither snow nor rain stays florists' couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds on Valentine's Day, nor'easter be damned. With snow emergencies declared and offices telling non-essential employees not to report to work, there are likely to be some mix-ups in the delivery process if flowers are to be sent to someone's office, said Peter Rogers, owner of Peter Rogers Florist on Pine Hill Avenue. [...] florists' phone lines were pretty tied up on Thursday, as foot traffic slowed to a crawl in comparison to a typical February 13. Stamford florists: Valentines flowers will arrive, maybe late