Residents in Altrincham will be able to explore a "vibrant floral trail" as new creations make their way to the town.
This summer, Altrincham BID invites people to explore the Petal Pathway, created by Katy Quinn of Cheshire Paper Flowers.
The trail winds through the heart of Altrincham, featuring numerous intricate paper flowers and offering chances to win prizes.
In a fun twist - people are encouraged to find a flower with their name on the trail.
People can snap a photo with their namesake flower.
Daisies at Waterstones (Image: Altrincham BID)
Visitors can also complete a trail sheet, noting the bonus flower located at Village Carpets on Regent Road.
To enter this unique contest, you get two options.
Locate your flower along the pathway and take a scenic photo with it.
This picture should then be direct messaged or tagged to Visit Altrincham's social media handles on Facebook or Instagram.
Also, leaflets to navigate the Petal Pathway can be collected from Waterstones on George Street in Altrincham.
Lily from Oxford Road Café with the giant Lily at Full Circle Funerals Partners (Image: Altrincham BID)
Alternatively, you can go on a full adventure – locate all the flowers along the pathway, including the bonus flower at Village Carpets on Regent Road, and return your finished trail sheet to Waterstones.
Participants in both competitions stand a chance to win tickets to the Altrincham Garrick Playhouse or Everyman Altrincham.
Poppy at Lakes Doors (Image: Altrincham BID)
Mandy White, director of Altrincham BID, said: "We are thrilled to bring the Petal Pathway to Altrincham this summer.
"It’s a wonderful and completely free opportunity for families and individuals to explore the town, whilst enjoying Altrincham’s amazing alfresco dining, and discovering the fabulous shops ranging from independents to popular high street brands."
For more updates, follow VisitAltrincham on social media or visit their website.
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