CHICKASHA —
The Shadee Palm has taken root in Chickasha
The gift shop is named after the owners, Dee Dee Crawford and Shayla Clemons, who are mother and daughter Chickasha natives.
The pair said one goal of The Shadee Palm is to give the residents of Chickasha more gift and registry options in town rather than going to Oklahoma City.
Their inventory includes baby and bridal registry gifts, home decor, clothing, accessories, OU/OSU items, furniture, candles and more.
Crawford and Clemons said they are willing to help patrons looking for a gift. Crawford specializes in home decor while Clemons specializes in accessories.
The Shadee Palm offers free gift-wrapping. They can also deliver gifts to baby or bridal showers. Gifts can be arranged on heart-shaped tables that the shop uses for the event.
Wives can set up "wish list" registries for their husbands to pick from a list of gifts that their wife has chosen. The Shadee Palm can also help with secret pal or secret sister gifts.
The Shadee Palm does not have booths, but they do have access to custom designers.
Brock Harrison of Oklahoma City, designs custom drapes and bedding. He has personally designed curtains for The Shady Palm as well as other items.
"He has a good eye for putting things together," Clemons said, who had Harrison design bedding for a round crib.
The Shadee Palm also takes orders for Glenna Shropshire of Fanzy Pantz, who makes personalized diaper baskets with the baby's name printed on the butt of the diaper.
Crawford and Clemons frequently go to trade centers and markets to look for gifts and materials for The Shadee Palm.
The Shadee Palm will have a grand opening on Sept. 22 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be a petting zoo courtesy of Tiger Safari. Crawford said there will be store specials, refreshments and a drawing for a Shadee Palm basket valued at more than $100.
Opening a store was something that both wanted to do. They opened shop on Aug. 1. They said that business has been good so far. The building that the store is in used to be Grand Care Pharmacy before the pharmacy changed locations. A parking lot was added for the customers of The Shadee Palm.
For more information, visit The Shadee Palm's Facebook at www.facebook.com/TheShadeePalm or call 405.222.9396 or email theshadeepalm@yahoo.com.
Homepage
Related Photos
-
Dee Dee Crawford (left) and Shayla Clemons (right) opened The Shadee Palm at 1527 W. Grand Ave, in Chickasha on Aug. 1. The Shadee Palm will have a grand opening on Sept. 22 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be a petting zoo courtesy of Tiger Safari. Crawford said there will be store specials, refreshments and a drawing for a Shadee Palm basket valued at more than $100. JESSICA LANE / EXPRESS-STAR
Discussion
Mother, daughter team bring business to town
- Top News
-
-
Tuttle could shed title as largest city in America without cable
Tuttle may be on the verge of getting a new cable system provider after city officials met with @Link yesterday following a U.S. Marshal's sale.
Continued ... - Heavy rains lead to road damage, detour
- Woman's arrest results in police assault
-
Tuttle could shed title as largest city in America without cable
- Local News
-
-
Tuttle could shed title as largest city in America without cable
Tuttle may be on the verge of getting a new cable system provider after city officials met with @Link yesterday following a U.S. Marshal's sale.
Continued ... - Heavy rains lead to road damage, detour
- Woman's arrest results in police assault
-
Tuttle could shed title as largest city in America without cable
- Sports
- Opinion
- Around the Area
- SCOOP
-
-
New research suggests that fracking is not a significant cause of earthquakes that can be felt on the surface
UK scientists looked at quakes caused by human activity ranging from mining to oil drilling; only three could be attributed to hydraulic fracturing.
Continued ... - Turner Oil leases 4,000 acres around Lake Chickasha
-
New research suggests that fracking is not a significant cause of earthquakes that can be felt on the surface
