Witches, ghosts, black flowers and even skulls – such images can be seen in one of the capital’s flower shops before Halloween. As Vilnius florists told the Lietuvos Rytas TV show Reporteris, as Halloween and All Souls’ Day approach, customers’ wishes differ significantly: some are looking for dark, extravagant bouquets, while others choose restrained compositions to decorate the graves of their loved ones. They even want skulls in bouquets. Wit…
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Witches, ghosts, black flowers and even skulls – such images can be seen in one of the capital’s flower shops before Halloween. As Vilnius florists told the Lietuvos Rytas TV show Reporteris, as Halloween and All Souls’ Day approach, customers’ wishes differ significantly: some are looking for dark, extravagant bouquets, while others choose restrained compositions to decorate the graves of their loved ones. They even want skulls in bouquets. Wit…