The Bloom Bar started showing up at events when people got tired of wedding favors that end up in a drawer. A candle nobody lights. A picture frame with a stock photo still in it. Mints.
The Bloom Bar is different. Guests actually use it.
What It Is
A Bloom Bar is a flower station set up during your reception — usually at cocktail hour — where guests pick from a curated table of fresh blooms and build a small arrangement to take home. Everything is laid out: the flowers, the greenery, the vases or wraps. A guide is there if anyone needs help. Most guests don't.
At the end of cocktail hour, everyone walks away with something they made. The arrangements are different. The flowers are real. Nobody forgot they were there.
Why It Works
Three things usually happen at a wedding that guests remember: the ceremony, the food, and one unexpected detail. The Bloom Bar tends to be that detail.
It photographs well. It fills time during cocktail hour. It gives guests something to do with their hands besides find the bar. And when someone takes that arrangement home and puts it on their kitchen table, they think about your wedding for another week.
It's a favor, a guest activity, and a décor element in one installation. Most things that try to do three jobs fail at all three. This one works.
How It's Set Up
Heather handles the full setup: the flower selection, the arrangement of the station, the vessels, the guide if needed. You don't manage it on the day. It arrives, runs during cocktail hour, and comes down when it's done.
Bloom Bar packages start at $300. The size of the station scales with your guest count — a 50-person event and a 200-person event need different floral volumes. Heather will tell you what's realistic for your headcount and your date.
Can I Add It to My Existing Package?
Yes. The Bloom Bar can be added to any full-service or À La Carte floral package, or booked as a standalone element if you're handling other florals elsewhere.
The one thing worth knowing: availability is limited. Heather keeps her event calendar controlled so no single weekend gets overbooked. If you're looking at a specific date, the earlier you reach out, the better the odds your date is still open.
What Couples Actually Say
"The Bloom Bar was the most talked-about thing at our reception." That comes up in reviews more than any other single element. Not the centerpieces. Not the arch. The station where guests got to make something.
That's not an accident. People remember experiences more than objects. A Bloom Bar is an experience.
The Short Version
The Bloom Bar is a curated flower station at your reception. Guests build small arrangements during cocktail hour and take them home. Packages start at $300 and can be added to any floral order or booked standalone. It's the detail your guests will mention when they describe your wedding.
Reach out here if you want to add it to your date.