Blooms & Besties: A Guide to Hosting a Floral Party

Over the weekend, I went to a floral bouquet arrangement party—and it was such a vibe! You all know how much I love my flowers. They had the most gorgeous selection, from daisies to snapdragons, and everything in between. I’ve been to quite a few of these, so I’m getting pretty good at arranging, but this one felt extra special because I got to work with blooms I don’t usually use. Inside, I’m sharing tips on how to throw your own fun floral party!

Hosting a floral arrangement party is such a fun and creative way to gather with friends—and it makes for a beautiful experience! Here’s a simple guide to help you pull it off effortlessly:

🌸 How to Host a Floral Arrangement Party

1. Choose a Theme or Color Palette
Decide on a vibe! You can go seasonal (spring blooms, autumn harvest), stick to a specific color scheme (pastels, bold brights, neutrals), or pick a floral theme (wildflowers, roses, tropical).

2. Gather Supplies
Here’s what each guest will need:

  • A small vase or mason jar

  • Floral shears or scissors

  • Floral tape or rubber bands

  • Water and flower food

  • Aprons or napkins (optional but cute!)

3. Buy the Flowers
Get a mix of focal flowers (like roses or peonies), filler flowers (like baby’s breath or statice), and greenery (like eucalyptus or ferns). Try to offer 5–7 different types so guests have options.

4. Set Up a Flower Bar
Lay out all the blooms on a table by type, and let guests “shop” for their stems. You can add name tags or little descriptions to help them choose.

5. Create a Chill Atmosphere
Think soft music, light snacks, and drinks—sparkling water, wine, or a floral-themed cocktail/mocktail. A few candles or fairy lights add a lovely touch.

6. Offer a Quick Demo
Kick things off with a mini tutorial on how to arrange a bouquet—layering heights, using odd numbers, and balancing colors. Then let everyone get hands-on.

7. Add Personal Touches
Provide cute tags, ribbon, or craft paper so guests can wrap their arrangements to take home. You could even include little note cards for fun messages.

8. Capture the Moment
Set up a mini photo area with good lighting or a floral backdrop so everyone can snap pics with their creations!

Bonus Tip:

Make it a recurring seasonal event—spring blooms, summer tropicals, fall harvests, winter evergreens. It’s such a feel-good way to connect.

Chacuterie Board

I dragged my boyfriend along and he did so well for his first time lol!

His & Hers

My arrangement

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