Apr 6, 2020
April 06, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Beachy Blooms, a mobile floral vendor on 30A, is providing safe porch deliveries to local residents in their bright yellow retrofitted 1962 Ford F-250 pickup truck. Over the past 14 days, they have been spreading Miles of Smiles to Florida’s South Walton communities, with bouquets handpicked just for them.
What started out as a seemingly small scale flower delivery on a bike to local nearby friends has grown to over 50 personalized deliveries from Grand Boulevard to Inlet Beach in the yellow flower truck. “The best kind of flowers are the “just because” kind. And these arrived just when I needed a happy in my day,” says one Bloomin' Bud & recipient of colorful bouquet. “We are getting requests from people to gift a Miles of Smiles bouquet to friends and neighbors as a way to spread joy,” says Jane Denton, owner of Beachy Blooms, “or families using them as centerpieces for at-home birthday parties, as well as teachers using them to brighten their virtual classrooms,” she goes on to explain. What’s even better is that a portion of all the proceeds from the heartfelt floral arrangements will go to benefit Food for Thought, Inc.

Beachy Blooms began in the summer of 2019 with a picture-perfect flower cart and was welcomed by the public in area Farmers Market at both Grand Boulevard and Rosemary Beach. The custom truck joined the Beachy Bloom family a few weeks later, bringing vibrant color and fun to 30A’s landscape. Also bringing Handpicked By You to area events and launches, Beachy Blooms has been at The Makers Mark event, the grand opening of Kittenish, Mary Ellen Dimauro and SoWal Pilates, and the annual Galentine’s event for Arbor Wealth Management in February. Beachy Blooms will be resume booking Girls Nights Out, Bachelorette Parties and more as the situation resolves globally.
Community is everything to Beachy Blooms and partnering with Food For Thought, Inc. allows them to give back with every stem to help end childhood hunger. To donate or learn more about Food for Thought, Inc on their website at http://fftfl.org. The idea for the Miles of Smiles safe delivery campaign came from Abigail Davis, owner of Simply Put 30A, the brand strategist behind Beachy Blooms, “Everyone has been so worried about the global situation, that we saw an opportunity to provide smiles and a sense of normalcy to an otherwise tumultuous time,” Abigail explains. “When I asked Jane if she would be interested in offering it to the local community.” She goes on to say, “There was never a hesitation - she just said yes! Now, we are selling out within hours of opening up delivery!” Beachy Blooms will be taking orders for Miles of Smiles bouquet safe delivery for the next few weeks, following CDC guidelines for safe practices, and taking proper precautions. Consumers can place an order via the Beachy Bloom’s Facebook page by sending a direct message. Like them on Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/beachblooms30A.
About Beachy Blooms
Say everything and share a Beachy Bloom’s "Handpicked By You" bouquet. Beachy Blooms Mobile Floral Shop offers the artistry, expertise and personal touch you expect from a trusted neighborhood florist—in a custom vintage yellow truck. Known for the whimsical flower truck and cart at area Farmers Markets, patrons have the ability to handpick the stems to create their own bouquets or bring the flowers to your events or activities. Follow Beachy Blooms on Facebook and Instagram @beachyblooms30A and tag photos #LoveOutLoud & #milesofsmiles to be featured.
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For more information about Beachy Blooms, contact the company here:
Beachy Blooms
Abigail Davis
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