Hi, I'm Maddy.

I'm so glad you're here.

If we've met before, there's a good chance it was at a local market with flowers in tow—or maybe while one of my kids was "helping" at my booth (which usually means rearranging bouquets or enthusiastically greeting every customer that walks by).

The Weekly Bloom began in March 2026, during a season of life when I was home raising my two little ones and craving a creative outlet. I've always loved flowers, but I never imagined they'd grow into something like this.

At first, the idea was simple: deliver fresh flowers to people's porches every Friday. I wanted to make it easy for busy families to have flowers in their homes without needing a special occasion. Because honestly... why do we wait for one?

Somewhere along the way, flowers started taking me to places I never expected.

A couple trusted me with their wedding day. Neighbors gathered around tables to learn how to arrange flowers together. Local businesses invited me to bring flowers to their customers. Families started calling for birthdays, baby showers, anniversaries, sympathy flowers, and "just because" moments.

And I realized I wasn't just delivering bouquets anymore.

I was getting to be a small part of people's lives during some of their happiest, hardest, and most meaningful moments.

That's become the heart of The Weekly Bloom.

You'll still find me delivering subscriptions on Fridays (usually with a podcast on and hoping I remembered to pack the flower food), but you'll also find me designing wedding flowers, setting tables for celebrations, teaching workshops, and dreaming up new ways to bring our community together through flowers.

I love seasonal blooms, local flower farms, neighborhood gatherings, dinner parties, and creating arrangements that feel like they were just gathered from a garden instead of pulled off a grocery store shelf.

More than anything, I hope The Weekly Bloom feels approachable.

Like the florist you text when you need flowers for your mom, your best friend, your daughter's teacher, your wedding, or just because your kitchen counter has been looking a little sad lately.

Thank you for being here, for cheering on this little business, and for letting me do work that truly feels like a joy.

I can't wait to create something beautiful for you.

— Maddy 🌸