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Capture a photo of yourself surrounded by plants and flowers at Carters Garden Centre, Mbabane for a chance to win a gift voucher.
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As we move into February, the focus naturally shifts to love – not just romantic love, but the everyday connections that bring meaning to our lives.

It’s a time to pause, celebrate relationships and appreciate the small moments shared with friends, family and the wider community.

This February, SugarSnap Café and Carters Garden Centre are embracing that spirit by inviting people to celebrate love in all its forms through a simple, heartfelt photo competition that highlights togetherness and shared experiences.

SugarSnap Café has long been a place where connections are made. With its relaxed atmosphere, fresh and wholesome meals, and welcoming energy, it has become a favourite spot to meet friends, enjoy a quiet coffee, or spend time with loved ones. It’s a space where conversations flow easily, and everyday moments turn into lasting memories.

Carters Garden Centre offers that haven of greenery, flowers and creative inspiration. Here, you are encouraged to slow down and find joy in nurturing something that grows.

Throughout February, patrons are invited to capture love-filled moments – and have a chance to win!

How to enter:

SugarSnap Café: Post a photo of yourself with your loved one or friend enjoying your time at SugarSnap Café.
Share it on Instagram or Facebook and tag @SugarSnapCafe.
 Use the hashtag #LoveAtSugarSnapCafe. The most heartwarming, fun, or creative photo wins a special Valentine’s hamper from SugarSnap Café!

Carters Garden Centre: Post a photo of yourself with your loved one or friend at Carters Garden Centre, surrounded by flowers, plants, or your favourite finds.
 Share it on Instagram or Facebook and tag @CartersGardenCentre. Use the hashtag #LoveAtCarters
 The best photo wins a Carters Garden Centre gift voucher!

We’re inviting you to share special moments with your loved ones, friends, or family – because love comes in many forms. More than a competition, this is a celebration of community, connection and the simple joys that often mean the most. As February begins, SugarSnap Café and Carters Garden Centre remind us that love is found in shared moments – and those moments are worth celebrating.

LoveAtSugarSnapCafe: Share your most heartwarming photos of time spent here to win a special Valentineu2019s hamper.
LoveAtSugarSnapCafe: Share your most heartwarming photos of time spent here to win a special Valentineu2019s hamper.
SugarSnap Cafu00e9 is a space where conversations flow easily and everyday moments turn into memories.
SugarSnap Cafu00e9 is a space where conversations flow easily and everyday moments turn into memories.

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Vumile Mavimbela

Vumile is the Sections and Supplemental Editor, dedicated to creating content that informs, inspires and delivers value to both readers and clients. Overseeing the Food and Lifestyle, Technology Today, Health and Beauty, Church Services, Education and Training, Jobs on Tuesday, and Personal Finance sections, Vumile is passionate about telling stories that educate, celebrate local success and connect audiences with opportunities that matter.

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