FLEURDELISMARKETPLACE.com

tter if you’re throwing a King Cake Party, looking for some unique items for your home or office, or preparing for pre-game New Orleans Saints Tailgating, you can find everything you need and some Lagniappe, right here at Fleur de Lis Marketplace. FleurDeLisMarketplace.com has changed its platform so that any and all businesses have an online sales mechanism to feature their items that make New Orleans & Louisiana GREAT! Each order will be confirmed to you and once the funds are captured, you will receive your funds through check, Pay Pal or Bank Routing-Account programming. We hope to grow this portal into the place where you can find all things that make Louisiana unique. The programming is flexible to suit each potential vendor. Each credit card processed costs us 3% of the overall purchase and the website storefront costs us $1 per day, or roughly $30 per month. An 8% Fee, including the (3%) credit card fee and a (5%) Marketing Fee, on all purchases generated, plus $30 per month for your storefront is all we ask for participation. We’ve tried to make this as affordable as possible for the small business owners to be enabled to promote their unique goods and transact on the web. You handle your own shipping of inventory as you currently do. It's that easy! Louisiana Owned Small Business Wearing Our Pride for All To See with New Orleans Most Recognizable Symbol - The Fleur de Lis! The Fleur de Lis is our adopted symbol which hails from King Louis XIV, The Sun King and is a French word meaning "flower of the lily". The Fleur de Lis symbolizes the French occupation of New Orleans, Louisiana and its territories from 1682-1762. Traditionally the Fleur de Lis represents the French monarchy and signifies life, light and perfection. In Christianity, the Fleur de Lis has also been used to represent the Holy Trinity and the Blessed Virgin Mary. Of course, the NFL New Orleans Saints Professional Football Team is easily identified by its Fleur de Lis emblazoned helmets. This symbol has many references, but in Greater New Orleans, the Fleur de Lis now represents the rebirth of our communities following Hurricane Katrina. Any and everything that is uniquely created here in Louisiana can be found here. Laissez les bons temps rouler!