We give leftover wedding and event flowers a second life by transforming them into bedside bouquets for people in hospice and care communities.
The Bloom Again Project started with a wedding, some leftover flowers, and someone I loved very much.
Working in the wedding industry, I had watched beautiful flowers get left behind at the end of countless celebrations. Flowers that had been carefully chosen, arranged and enjoyed for just a few hours often had nowhere to go when the night was over.
Then my dear friend Cookie entered hospice care.
I brought leftover wedding flowers to her at the hospice house. It was such a small gesture, but seeing the happiness those flowers brought into the room changed the way I looked at every arrangement left behind after an event.
I couldn't stop thinking about how something that had already made one moment beautiful could do it all over again.
And The Bloom Again Project began.
Today, we collect flowers from weddings and events and give them a second life. With the help of volunteers, they are transformed into smaller bedside arrangements and delivered to people who could use an unexpected reminder that someone is thinking of them.
Because sometimes a small act of kindness can feel very big to someone going through a difficult time.
One celebration ends. Another beautiful moment begins.
When your wedding or event is over, your flowers don't have to be. Let us know you'd like to donate them and we'll help coordinate the details.

We coordinate with you, your planner, venue, or florist to arrange pickup of your donated flowers after the event.

Our volunteers carefully take apart the original arrangements and transform the flowers into smaller bedside bouquets.

There are many ways to help something beautiful bloom again.
Your celebration may be over, but your flowers can keep giving. Donate your wedding or event florals and we'll coordinate the pickup and give them a beautiful second life.
Venues, planners, florists, hotels, and event professionals can help us keep beautiful flowers out of the trash and place them into the hands of people who need a little joy.
From collecting flowers to creating bedside arrangements and helping with deliveries, our volunteers are at the heart of making flowers bloom again.
Donating your flowers should be simple. Here are a few things you may want to know.
We accept fresh flowers from weddings, celebrations, corporate events, hotels, venues, and other special events. Flowers should still be in good condition so our volunteers can give them a beautiful second life.
Once we know about your event, we'll coordinate pickup details with you, your planner, venue, florist, or designated contact. Our goal is to make donating your flowers as easy and hassle-free as possible.
How much does it cost to donate my flowers?
Donated flowers are repurposed into smaller arrangements and delivered to people in hospice, nursing homes, and other care communities in our local area.
The earlier, the better. Advance notice helps us coordinate volunteers, transportation, and delivery. If your event is coming up soon, you're still welcome to reach out and we'll do our best to accommodate your donation.
Absolutely. We love working directly with venues, planners, florists, hotels, and event professionals. They can contact us on your behalf and help coordinate the pickup details.
Yes. Volunteers are an important part of what we do. Opportunities may include collecting donated flowers, preparing arrangements, organizing supplies, and assisting with deliveries.
When the celebration ends, the kindness doesn't have to. Donate your wedding or event flowers and help us turn them into unexpected moments of beauty for people in our community.
