Botanical PaperWorks

How cool is it that inside every envelope are wildflowers waiting to burst? 🌼

Your seed paper wedding invites and thank-yous can actually be planted after your day is over! Instead of tossing them, your guests get to grow a little patch of wildflowers as a reminder of your celebration.

Don’t wait! Use code BDAY20 for 20% off until May 31 ✨

If only you could add a scent to posts 🌿🌸

This one would smell like fresh basil, wildflowers, parsley and summer!

Swipe through to see what grew from seed paper. And if you're curious to try it yourself, seed paper sheets are 20% off with code BDAY20.

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Bees are buzzin’ for seed paper blooms 🐝🌼

With summer event planning in full swing, it’s worth thinking about what happens to giveaways and event pieces after the event is over. They can get tossed away, or they can be planted and bloom into wildflowers that buzz with goodness.

World Bee Day is a great reminder to think about the impact our choices have on pollinators and the role we can play in supporting them.

Check out the blog for creative ways to use seed paper at your summer events: https://botanicalpaperworks.com/blog/creative-summer-event-giveaways-that-grow/

Tiny on the outside, full of surprises on the inside ✨

Wildflower seed pops are colorful seed clusters with a built-in wooden stick engraved with what’s growing, so when it’s planted, it literally marks its own little spot in the soil!

With an array of bright, playful colours, they fit right into summer events, outdoor celebrations, and any moment that could use a little extra joy.

Choose your favorite seed bomb color, add your branding, and you’ve got a zero-waste promo that's magic!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and it's a good reminder that taking care of your mind doesn't mean big changes!

Sometimes it’s as simple as getting your hands in soil, noticing something grow, or keeping a small plant alive on a windowsill. Growing things has a way of helping you feel more connected, more grounded, and a little more present in your own day.

If you’ve been thinking about starting, keep it simple. One pot, one seed (or piece of seed paper!), and one small routine you enjoy.