Professional Services in Woodbury

Epic Vow Wedding Photography owner Nicole Daniels carefully pairs members of her shutter squad with engaged couples for wedding shoots befitting each client’s personal style. Photographers snap an average of 100 high-quality digital images during four-hour nuptials and anywhere from 200 to 400 pictures at ceremonies exceeding five hours. Nicole digitally edits the strongest shots herself, ensuring that any facial blemishes, lipstick smudges, or ghostly apparitions are eradicated from final prints. Along with a trio of packages, Nicole preserves colorized and black and white photographs by mounting images on hardboard masonite or canvas, assembling shots in a softbound or wave-accordion album, or creating metallic prints.

For the past 20 years, E&J Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service's experienced staff has cared for delicate and everyday garments with an array of services, all performed onsite. Trusted specialists inspect each garment, treating any spots with safe cleansing agents and expletive-laced Shakespearean monologues, before commencing the dry-cleaning process. After cleansing, the staff meticulously presses each piece, adding sharp creases to dress slacks and ridding silk shirts of any persistent wrinkles. The historic Selby Avenue cleaners can also tackle larger projects such as drapes or formalwear.

As part of its mission to improve lung health and prevent lung disease, the American Lung Association in Minnesota educates children, parents, and school personnel about how to manage asthma, a prevalent yet often misunderstood disease.

Through its outdoor summer camp—Camp Superkids—the organization helps children with asthma experience fun outdoor activities in a safe environment and teaches them more about managing their chronic illness. To date, Camp Superkids has provided life-saving asthma education to more than 6,000 Minnesota children.

Experienced photo gurus Doug Box and Randy Kerr impart practical photo skills to curious shutterbugs during engaging seminars that have appeared across the States and in eight countries abroad. Doug Box, author of myriad photography-technique books, is one of 13 Kodak mentors and sits on the board for Professional Photographers of America. His co-teacher, Randy Kerr, heads World Photographic, which uses photography as a vehicle for illuminating humanitarian and environmental topics. Both men have been teaching photography classes for years and help amateurs take photos that capture piercing looks, toothy smiles, and elusive dodo sightings.

Family owned and operated for more than 15 years, The Dry Cleaning Shoppe's cleaning specialists boast a litany of strategies for eliminating stubborn stains and freshening delicate textiles. The highly experienced dry cleaners offer same-day service for garments that are dropped off by 10 a.m., returning pants, shirts, and skeleton suits to their native closets by the close of each business day. As a veteran-run business, the organization offers discounts to public servants, including soldiers, teachers, and firemen.

Anthony Shane Florist specializes in traditional arrangements such as a dozen ruby-red Valentine's Day roses ($69) or a bouquet of white roses and lilies ($66). But the florists' freakish green thumbs also makes them quite skilled at European dish gardens, high-style arrangements, silk flowers, funeral designs, dried flowers, and tropicals. As such, you can put a Jimmy Buffett spin on this year's Valentine with the Paradise Found, an arrangement of Asiatic lilies and alstroemeria dotted with birds of paradise in a square black container ($60.95). For something less austere, cheer up the dinner table with a glass bowl of white daisies and solidago ($47.95).