The florist's stand
A flower shop where everything is made of bricks: the buckets, the stall, the flowers. Visitors choose their stems, put a bouquet together with a facilitator and leave with an object they keep — a bouquet that never fades. The space draws people in naturally, and everyone finds their place in a simple, pleasant gesture.
A shop, not a workshop
The setup borrows the codes of a real flower shop: a stall, buckets, stems arranged by colour, a counter. Visitors do not walk into a workshop, they walk into a shop. They choose what appeals to them, put their bouquet together with the facilitator, and leave with an object they keep at home — where most activities send people away empty-handed. The mood is gentle and easy, and the space speaks immediately to those drawn to floral settings.
A way of running it settled with you
The model is agreed before the event: hosting alone, or a genuine point of sale. The bouquets can be sold on the stand or given away as part of a commercial operation, and nothing is improvised on the day. Our facilitators keep the shop from set-up to strike, welcome visitors and compose alongside them. You provide the floor space, we bring everything else.
Unibrick has worked with…
a venue looking for a spring activity both gentle and memorable. Visitors left with their bouquet, and many came back the next day.
The florist's stand — At a glance
- Use
- General public, spring operations
- Indicative footprint
- 20 to 40 m²
- Season
- March to June
- Format
- Shop corner
- How it runs
- Free flow, no booking
- Staffing
- Facilitators and materials provided
- Budget
- On request
- Requirements
- Level floor, unloading access
- Duration
- A day or a weekend
- Audience
- Families, adults, all ages
A spring date, a pitch: that is a starting point.
Tell us whether you want to sell the bouquets or give them away: we cost both. Three lines are enough to get started.