Behind the blooms
A mother, a daughter, and a lot of buckets
Amor Wildflower Co. is the two of us. We started it because we love the part of a party where people stop performing and start doing something with their hands.
Why we started
Behind every bouquet is a mother and daughter who simply love bringing people together through flowers.
We kept noticing the same thing at family parties: the middle hour, where the food is done and the speeches haven't started, and everyone stands around holding a drink. Flowers fixed it. Put buckets on a table and people talk to each other over them — the aunt who never mingles, the friend who came alone, the ten-year-old who wasn't sure what to do with herself.
So we built a cart, learned to condition properly, and started bringing it to other people's celebrations. Every event since has been a version of that first idea.

How we work
Four things we won't compromise on
Flowers that have had a drink
Your blooms arrive three days early and rest in water in the cool, so they open properly instead of arriving tight and half-shut. It's the least glamorous part of this job and the part that matters most.
Nothing hidden in the quote
Delivery, styling, setup, staffing and breakdown are inside the package. Travel outside our core area is a number we tell you before you book, not a line you find afterwards.
We leave it cleaner than we found it
Every clipping, every bucket, every scrap of kraft paper goes out with us. No venue has ever had to deal with our mess, and none ever will.
Honest about the flowers
We'll tell you when a bloom won't survive your August afternoon, and we'll tell you when a smaller package would look just as good. We'd rather have the repeat booking than the bigger invoice.

Where we work
Tampa, and everywhere around it
We're a Tampa family. The city and the towns around it are our own back yard — Brandon, Riverview, Valrico and South Tampa most weeks, down to Apollo Beach and Ruskin, and across the bay to St. Pete and Clearwater most weekends.
Being local matters more than it sounds. It means fewer hours in a van for your flowers, and it means that if something goes sideways on the morning of your event, we are twenty minutes away rather than two hours.
From a guest, on Instagram
“So creative and fun — I loved the experience!”We are new, and this is the only public comment we have so far. When you have been to one of our bars, we would love yours — here.
Tell us about your day
Two quick ways to start
Whichever you use, the same two people read it.
Let's bloom together
We'd love to be part of your day
Tell us when and where, and we'll tell you what we'd build.
