Some teachers may be dreading the first day of school, but this florist wants to make it a little bit brighter.
Sandi Williams, who owns a flower shop called April's Rose Garden in Walnut Grove, Georgia, delivered 150 bouquets to her local elementary school on Tuesday, WSBTV reports. That's one arrangement for every teacher and staffer at Walnut Grove Elementary to welcome them into a new school year.
Williams worked for days to prepare the arrangements, her co-workers tell the station. Walnut Grove was sure to thank Williams for her "thoughtful and encouraging" gift, the Good News Network says.
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