Last Updated on June 4, 2024, 6:12 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Dreamy Group St. Kitts was exhilarated to report that Bloom & Sip, with host Natalie John, recorded phenomenal success on Friday, June 2nd, 2024, under the starry night at the beautiful Mariposa Villa.
Notably among those present were Diani Prince-Drew, wife of the Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis, Michelle Jules, wife of the OECS Director General, and other dignitaries in the public sector of St. Kitts.
This luxury, exclusive gathering of influential and successful women from different sectors celebrated the beauty of floral art and the spirit of community and sustainability that Bloom and Sip represents. They also showcased an evening of fine wine, great food, and the art of floral arrangement.
Mariposa Villa was nothing short of magical. Guests enjoyed an array of wines, cocktails, and gourmet cuisine that presented the perfect backdrop for the evening’s main event—a hands-on floral arrangement workshop.
With knowledge and passion, Natalie John, the CEO of The Dreamy Group, guided the invitees in creating pieces that were truly works of art. Each invitee had the opportunity to make their own design and take with them a set of one-of-a-kind pieces that represented pride.
Bloom and Sip is not an event but a movement towards sustainability and the growth of the floral industry across the Caribbean. The event brings people of similar minds together who encourage the industry towards realizing the need for environmental stewardship and the desirability of supporting local floral businesses.
Natalie John sees Bloom and Sip as a standard event throughout the Caribbean, setting the new benchmark for luxury and elegance. Floral artistry becomes more significant as the event grows.
It has become the premier networking and collaborative event for all influential women in the region. The CEO gave her heartfelt thanks to the following sponsors, without whom the event would not have occurred. These included Demerara Distillers St Kitts Limited, Corks and Screws, Dreamy Rentals, Click Flowers USA, The Dreamy Group St Kitts, Nelson’s Spring Water, Sunrise Airways, Rituals Sushi, Ah’len Lebanese, Hibiscus Spirits, Royal Gems, Berry Art Treats, Beauty Inside Out Boutique Salon & Spa and Sweet Divine.
The guests and the sponsors gave very positive feedback. A guest said, “I am honoured to be part of the inaugural event of Bloom and Sip. I learned a lot, and it was fun and relaxing. It brought out my creativity”.
One of the sponsors commented, “This event was great, and we will be back. This event was successful, and more people should come on board.”
Natalie John, in return, thanked all of them for coming and assured them that more of these events would come.
Anthony Morris covers stories related to politics and regional developments. His in-depth reporting about governance and reforms makes him stand out in regional journalism, with a deep analysis of political trends and their impact on Caribbean communities.
