I ordered these for a friend's milestone birthday. Ordering from out of town based on a website can…read morebe tricky. I send flowers with some frequency and prefer to use a local business. This stunning arrangement is one of the loveliest bouquets I have ever sent. She was thrilled. Thank you!

What a lovely florist , the fresh flower smell is enough to draw ne in here again!…read more Pricey though for their vintage specialty arrangements. I love the floral arrangement classes plus the couple oriented build a terrarium classes too. That sounds like a great bday anniversary activity !

If you need home decor such as flowers and vases, this is the place to go! Prices are wholesale and…read moreamazing. Plenty of false flowers to choose from. Unique vases the whole 9! I believe they also sell the good luck bamboo.

Their selection of fresh, vibrant flowers is unmatched, and the arrangements are absolutely…read morestunning. The staff went above and beyond to help me find the perfect bouquet for a special occasion, offering great suggestions and excellent customer service. The flowers lasted beautifully for days, and the recipient couldn't stop raving about them. I'll definitely be returning for all my floral needs. Highly recommend

Covid-19 did NOT stop this business from being a source of comfort during my aunt's funeral. My…read moresisters and I looked around the Atlanta area for a florist that was open AND could deliver. Note that they live in Florida and I'm in California. We called so many places, but ONLY ONE was open and delivered: the one and only Baker's Black Tie Florist. Of course the arrangement was beautiful, but what got me was there will and determination to help people during this Corona Virus Crisis. Thank you for not only having blessed hands to arrange beautiful flowers, but also for your blessed heart! May God always provide for your business! (I found them via instagram, using the #AtlantaSmallBusinessFlorist or #AtlantaBlackownedFlorist. It wasn't easy, I must admit. We searched for a couple of hours.)

I had a rough idea of what I wanted and brought an empty cemetery vase with me. Linda was very…read morehelpful into turning my idea into a beautiful Christmas arrangement. Reasonably priced and quick service. I was very pleased.

I have been a frequent shopper at kt silk flowers for several years and extremely pleased with the…read morequality of their silk flowers and greenery. They are really friendly, hard working people wanting their customers totally satisfied. Just came home today with a touch of spring in March ... purchased several hanging baskets for my deck which look just beautiful !!!! So refreshing !!! If you want a beautiful indoor or outdoor arrangement and want to buy from some great people be sure to stop in to kt silk and check it out. You will not be disappointed. Mary Allen Alpharetta, GA

The Sidewalk Garden recently did the flowers for our micro wedding in Grant Park. Will was kind,…read moreresponsive, set them up perfectly and the flowers were gorgeous all day! So pretty I got some of them permanently pressed/preserved. He took my very vague ideas and turned them into art! I loved the flowers (and my mom loved her corsage) -- Would recommend!

They did an AMAZING job for my classmates arrangement. The floral was beautiful and the customer…read moreservice was awesome. It's VERY rare these days.

Beautiful arrangement was delivered to my dentist's office in appreciation of their amazing…read moreservice. The staff raved about the flowers! I am so happy. Highly recommend this florist.

The flowers were fresh and arranged with care. The bouquet looked beautiful, just not as big as I…read morehad expected

ORDER FROM HERE!!! Ok now that's clear let me just say my experience was wonderful from the first…read morecall to the arrangement being completed. Paisley rose checks every box her knowledge and artistic vision of her craft is apparent in her work. The price was a cherry on top. My request was super short notice and there was still a nice selection of flowers available. THANK YOU!

Paisley Rose is an awesome place to buy flowers - Angela is so creative and creates the most…read morebeautiful arrangements! Highly recommend!

I was passing through Atlanta on Sunday, on my way home from a wedding, and I decided to stop in at…read morea church. I had researched the previous night where I was going to attend. I found St Paul's and about 3 others that I was debating between. St Paul's got the nod due to its close proximity to The Varsity. :) Anyhow - so I arrive, and the parking situation is a little interesting, if you don't know what you're doing. It looks like people just park on the street or in the small parking lot they have (which will fill up quick if you don't get there early). I parked at a sign store across the street - there was a sign in the front that said "St Paul's Parking." That was easy enough. I walked in and was greeted by a lady handing out the order of service. She was very kind. I proceeded to my seat and was approached by one of the pastors. He was very kind, asked me where I was from, why I chose to visit, etc. I would end up having this conversation several more times. Everyone was very friendly and engaging. Re: the service - the service was fantastic. It was a neat mix of modern and old - old in that they use a historic liturgy with read & response. Modern in that the music was largely written in the last 25 years. The culture was casual. People were dressed in jeans. That's how I came and I fit right in. Some people wore ties, though. You could tell that the membership couldn't care less what anyone wore. One of the neatest things about this church, I think, is the way they minister to the homeless. They invite them in, giving them food and drink, and they sit through the service (probably to get warm or to get cool). I also like how St Paul's doesn't segregate the homeless. They allow them to sit wherever they would like. Treat them like they would anyone else. That is fantastic, and it tells me the church is taking the book of James to heart. The message that the pastor presented was a very challenging one on idolatry, and he applied it from Daniel 3, with Nebuchanezzar building the giant gold statue. Great application and Biblically centered. I also really enjoyed how diverse the church was - a mix of races and cultures within the body. Felt like I was back at my old church in London. It was really neat. Given my experience at St Paul's, I'd rate it a 5 star church. It's beautiful, it's welcoming, it's Biblically sound, it's compassionate, it's helpful to those in need... And all of these things make it a place that is God honoring. If I lived in Atlanta, I feel like I'd found my church home. But I don't, so I'll just have to settle on visits when I'm passing through.

This church is where the Abbey used to be. So the service is held where the dance floor was. I…read moreguess it made sense for St. Paul's to buy that building (thanks to a huge donation from one of its members). The Abbey was a church-themed restaurant/club back in the day. So they didn't have to change the decor much. I wonder if Sister Louisa's Church of the Living Room & Ping Pong Emporium turns into a church, they can just reuse the same decor. St. Paul's is part of PCA, Presbyterian Church of America. And they follow the Reformed theology closely. You should brush up on your Five points of Calvinism if you want to come here. So if you find yourself visting this church, it means you were pre-destined to visit it. Chris Robins seems like a cool Pastor. I love his sermons. He is a great speaker and seems to know his theology well. His sermons seem more exegetical instead of topical. I do love it when Pastor Robins does his sermon series on the various books of the Bible. He seems funny and loves to go into detail about every passage. For instance when he did his series on Romans, he preached on every single word. I think we stayed on Romans 1:1 for several weeks with him describing everything and anything he can think of every word in that passage. I think it also took him a whole year to go through Deuteronomy. One complaint some people had is that the church service follows a strict ritual. They recite the Apostles' Creed, Westminster Catechism, and so on. I didn't mind that though. Their worship is not a rock band or a choir. It's just some mellow songs and sometimes hymns. They have communion every week. It's one of the few places I've been to that actually serve wine for communion. Other places usually serve grape juice. So if you want to get your wine fix on Sunday morning, you can come here. Speaking of wine, this church actually doesn't mind serving alcohol during their functions. I think they had a dance party or something one time (hey they used to be the Abbey, so why not?) and they served alcohol. But I'm not 100% sure on that since I didn't go to that party. Since they're located in the middle of Midtown on Ponce, they do a lot to minister to the homeless people. St. Paul's also welcome anyone, including the homeless people, to the service, so you might see a lot of homeless people in the pews, sleeping through the sermon. Because of the homeless people around and in the church, I know some people might be uncomfortable to be around the "undesirable" ones. The congregation is well mixed. Along with the homeless people, they have a good mix of races and nationalities. It's also one of the few churches that felt the people acted real. Most of the people there seemed genuine and didn't try to put on a stereotypical, nice, Christian person facade. Well, I'm sure they still do, but it felt less so here, than with other churches.