What an unforgettable day! Yesterday, we had the absolute joy of joining the celebration for Kellogg Garden Products’ 100th Anniversary aboard the iconic Queen Mary in Long Beach—and let us tell you, it was pure floral magic.
Held in the elegant Queen’s Salon, the event brought together Kellogg’s dearest friends, family, and industry leaders to honor seven decades of soil, sustainability, and growth. We were so honored to be a part of it, creating over 35 stunning floral arrangements, both tall and lush as well as compact and elegant, to bring the room to life with regal beauty.
The design theme was classic and clean: green and white elegance, featuring seasonal blooms, white hydrangea, garden roses, and vibrant greenery. Every table had a sophisticated glow, accented with florals that celebrated nature’s quiet luxury.
We had the pleasure of working alongside the incredibly talented Donna Peters and her team at @party_elf, who made sure every detail was perfection. From the layout to the atmosphere, the event was a stunning tribute to Kellogg’s legacy—and it was such a gift to help bring that vision to life with flowers.
Why This Celebration Meant So Much
For us, this was more than just flowers. Kellogg Soil is literally how we grow. Their products support gardens, farms, and flower shops across the country—including our own. To be able to celebrate 100 years of that foundation, and to do it in such a grand way, was truly humbling.
It’s not easy to be in business for seven decades—especially in an industry rooted in nature, change, and sustainability. But Kellogg has done it with integrity, quality, and love for the Earth. We’re so grateful for the partnership, and we left the event feeling inspired for everything still ahead.
Here’s to Growth, Legacy, and Partnership
To everyone at Kellogg: thank you for letting us be a part of your celebration. We love you all and are so proud to work with a company that shares our passion for nurturing the world through plants, soil, and beauty.
Cheers to many more years of growing together.
With love always,
Jenny Barker, The Flower Doctor