Last Updated on June 25, 2024, 2:14 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis: The Dreamy Group St. Kitts is thrilled to announce that the 2nd edition of Bloom & Sip, with host Natalie John, has recorded thrilling success on Sunday, 23 June 2024. The event was held at the beautiful Mariposa Villa.
The second edition of this floral event at the luxurious site brought together a diverse group of individuals for an afternoon filled with creativity, learning, and celebration of the art of floral displays.
The ambiance of the Mariposa Villa was genuinely magical. Guests enjoyed an array of wines, cocktails, and gourmet cuisine. Such excellent arrangements set the perfect stage for the evening’s highlight: a hands-on floral arrangement workshop.
Natalie John, the esteemed Lead Floral Designer and the CEO of the Dreamy Group provided the participants with unique floral tips that included how to reflex roses and care for the floral arrangements. These tips gave the attendees a deeper understanding of the florals.
Moreover, Natalie John introduced her new venture, the Bloom Experience. The new venture offers four unique packages to cater to various needs:
- The Bloom Experience for Birthdays: Celebrating your special day with a creative floral twist.
- The Bloom Experience for Corporate Events: Enhancing the team’s team-building skills, encouraging collaboration, and sparking creativity.
- The Bloom Camp: Summer Camp for children aged ten and above, combining floral designs with manner lessons.
- The Bloom Experience for MICE Tourism: Bringing floral designs into the area of Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions, available in St. Kitts or any other country.
Natalie John also extended her gratitude towards the sponsors that made the event possible: Sweet and Savory, The Bistro, Demerara Distillers, Sunrise Airways, Corks and Screws and more. Their support provided a delightful variety of refreshments and top-quality products that elevated the experience.
The feedback from the sponsors and guests was full of positivity. “This event was worth the contribution. I have really secured other jobs for the upcoming season. I will definitely be back,” said one of the sponsors.
Natalie also calls out for the individuals and asks them to join the waiting list if they are interested in the next edition of the event due to high demand and limited seats.
The Bloom & Sip event is about more than flowers; it is about promoting sustainability and the floral industry across the Caribbean.
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