Something sweet to share
Chocolate strawberries, bouquets, and heart-shaped tins make the bakery’s selection easy to picture as a gift or a treat.
Valentine’s at Jackson Crossing
Valentine’s promotions bringing flowers, sweets, dining, live music, and photography together at Jackson Crossing.
The idea
Make the occasion personal. Make the details clear.
Pick out flowers, stop for something sweet, and stay for a song. Whimsy’s Valentine’s creative brings Jackson Crossing’s local businesses together, giving visitors a collection of thoughtful ways to spend time and celebrate.
- Seasonal advertising
- Graphic design
- Business promotion
The invitation
One destination.
A day of possibilities.
The shared Valentine’s guide brings flowers, live music, treats, photography, drinks, and dinner into one invitation. Visitors can see what catches their eye, then explore each business’s offer.
Individual promotions carry the details, while the Jackson Crossing name ties the whole collection together.
Start with something thoughtful
A gift that lasts beyond the day.
Peggy’s silk floral designs offer a lasting way to mark the occasion. A frame of red roses sets the mood, while the message puts handcrafted arrangements and the February 13–14 dates in view.
It gives the wider event a personal starting point: something to choose for someone else, or to take home yourself.
Make a day of it
A sweet stop. A drink. Dinner for two.
Each business adds its own reason to visit. The creative moves from small gifts and refreshments to a meal together, keeping every offer distinct within the same celebration.
A pause between stops
A drink photograph and a recognizable meeting point invite visitors to stop for refreshments while exploring the mall.
Finish with dinner together
Alpha’s dinner-for-two promotion makes the meal the focus, with the steak special, side choices, and a slice of cake spelled out.
Stay for a song
Give the gathering a soundtrack.
Kay Harper’s live music adds a shared experience to the shopping and dining offers. Her portrait with a guitar makes the performance the centerpiece of the invitation.
The artwork points visitors to the vintage carousel on February 14, from 11 AM to 2 PM—a place and time to pause and enjoy the day.
Earlier Valentine’s campaigns
More ways to mark the occasion.
The collection builds on earlier floral and photography promotions. These pieces retain their original dates and offers.
Show the gift, then explain where to find it.
Peggy's Custom Floral Designs' advertisement pairs floral borders with photographs of decorated gift arrangements. Pink, red, and heart details make the occasion immediately recognizable, while the products remain central to the invitation.
A clear plan for a visit
Jackson Crossing · February 2025
- Thursday, February 13
- 11 AM–6 PM
- Friday, February 14
- 11 AM–5 PM
Connect a seasonal offer to a larger gathering.
A bold portrait, a vivid red palette, and an invitation to join in. Studio One Photography’s creative promoted February 17 Valentine’s specials, while its sponsor panel connected the business to Cupid’s Corner on February 14.
Cupid’s Corner
February 14, 2024 · 2–6 PM
- Photography
- Live music
- Vendors
- Food & more
The common thread
A personal reason to visit.
A shared guide helps visitors discover the celebration. Individual promotions give each business room to show its offer, from a floral gift to dinner or a live performance.
For businesses, that means a clear way to introduce an offer. For visitors, it means knowing what’s available, where to find it, and how to make it part of their day.
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