3 fresh ways to give flowers this Mother’s Day + May promotions

May 2024 newsletter

It’s Official: Flowers are Top Pick for Mother’s Day Gifts!

According to the National Retail Federation’s annual consumer survey, flowers top the list of most popular Mother’s Day gifts with total spending on flowers expected to reach $3.2 billion this year – the second highest in history after 2023’s record $35.7 billion.

Along with fresh flowers, Kapolei Shopping Center merchants offer three other wallet-friendly ways to celebrate Mom with flowers.

Happy Mother’s Day!

Flour to Flowers at 85°C

85°C Bakery Cafe is celebrating Mom with baking and blooms!

Pre-order any of 85°C’s beautifully decorated Mother’s Day cakes (instore only) at the Kapolei Shopping Center location from now until May 8 for a 15% off discount and pickup at the same location between 5/9-5/12.

These seasonal cakes are available for same-day instore purchase starting Wednesday May 1, while supplies last.

Get the details here.

Give Mom a Beauty Treatment

We happen to love floral nail art, but a gift certificate from Onyx Nails Wax & Lash lets Mom decide for herself how she wants to unwind and enjoy a rejuvenating experience at the salon. Will it be a mani-pedi, professional waxing service or lash enhancements?

Floral Refresh for Her Phone

Just in time for Mother’s Day gifting, AT&T offers 25% off floral and functional phone cases from Carson & Quinn, through May 30, 2024. Some restrictions apply. Check out the selection instore at AT&T’s Kapolei Shopping Center location.

Learn about the store’s Mother’s Day special here.

Toast Mom with a Watermelon Spritz

If Mom is a margarita-lover, Chili’s Marg of the Month may tickle her “pink.” Available all day every day during the month of May, Tito’s Watermelon Spritz is a refreshing blend of Tito’s® handmade Vodka, Lunazul® Blanco Tequila, Triple Sec, Fresh Sour, Monin® Watermelon Syrup and soda water.

Kapu‘uola Hula Festival, May 5

Ulu ‘Ae Learning Center invites the community to Kapu‘uola, an outdoor non-competitive hula festival held at the pā hula (hula mound) at Pu‘uokapolei, a cultural and historic site in the City of Kapolei.

Although the first day of the two-day festival was April 28, you can still enjoy the festivities on Sunday, 5 May from 3:00-6:30 p.m.: cultural workshops, sunset performances by two hālau hula, music entertainment by Po‘okela and Friends, and vendor booths. The event is free and open to the public.

Learn more here.