PRIVATE PARTIES & RESIDENT EVENTS
A little creativity.
A lot of connection.
Bring your people together for a relaxed paper-flower workshop in Fort Mill and the surrounding area. A birthday, a friends’ night out, or an evening to thank your residents. I’ll bring the materials and guide everyone through making something beautiful to take home.
No experience needed. Just a seat at the table.
Give the group chat actual plans.
Celebrate a birthday, plan a moms’ night out, or gather your favorite people just because. Spend time catching up, trying something new, and making flowers that will remind you of the evening long after it’s over.
Bring your community to the table.
Give residents a welcoming way to meet their neighbors and enjoy something creative together. A guided paper-flower workshop makes a thoughtful resident appreciation event, seasonal gathering, or Wine Down evening.
You provide the gathering space. I provide the project materials and instruction.
What will your group make?
Gerbera Daisy
A cheerful paper bloom with playful petals and colors chosen for your gathering.
Beginner Rose
A simpler take on a classic flower, with step-by-step guidance from the first petal to the finishing touches.
Paper Plant
A little greenery, made by hand, that never needs watering. Your project quote includes the pot.
Everything you need to get creating.
• Approximately 90 minutes to two hours
• Groups of 10–12, depending on the project and space
• Prepared project materials and tools to use
• Step-by-step instruction and individual help
• A handmade flower or botanical creation to take home
Your space needs tables, chairs, good lighting, and enough room for everyone to work comfortably.
Food and beverages are arranged separately by the host or venue. Pricing depends on the project, group size, and location.
Let’s get your gathering on the calendar.
Tell me about your group and what you have in mind. I’ll follow up by email with availability, project suggestions, and pricing.
Have a date in mind? Start there. Still figuring it out? That’s welcome, too.