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Flower Bar florist’s creativity calls for a toast!

by Jacqueline

June 18, 2008


Cocktail Bouquet™ 
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PART ONE: Flower Bar founder capitalizes on cocktail trends.

After a few cocktails, who doesn’t feel creative? But so often, following up on those great ideas scribbled on a napkin is another matter.

Unless you’re Atlanta florist Amber Schoepp, that is.

When she left a high-powered job to open a floral boutique called Flower Bar in October 2006, she found a way to carve out a market niche: an exclusive line of Cocktail-Themed Bouquets™.

Flower Bar’s unique cocktail designs are inspired by the latest cocktails trends, cosmos and mojitos to name a few. The come in "single," "double" and "tall” sizes as well as a variety of seasonal "flavors."

“I worked so long and so hard in the corporate world. I frequently met people after work for cocktails and that’s where the idea came from.”

Nestled in Irwin Street Market, a mixed-use space that houses several creative businesses, Flower Bar specializes in weddings and special events. And the cocktail bouquets have been a trendy tonic for her shop.

On her first day of business, she booked a wedding and since then has built a catalog of fun and interesting work, including an Usher video shoot, a design for Flower Magazine’s inaugural debut and a “Dream Girls” launch party. She currently employs four part-time staff.

To read how Amber got started and what has helped her succeed, see: teleflora.com/FLOWERBLOG/post/Florist-comes-full-circle- to-floral-roots.aspx.



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james powell
james powell | Reply
June 18, 2008

my company has used the flower bar for our open houses.  this is when we invite old, new and prospective clients to the facility for cocktails and to meet and greet.  the flower bar always works within our budget and way surpasses our expectations every time!  most definitely will be using them again and again.  i highly recommend them.


Angie P.
Angie P. | Reply
June 19, 2008

Very unique idea; glad someone can take advantage of the bar drink trends.

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