Welcome, friend.
At Evermore Blooms, we understand the heartache of losing a baby to miscarriage. Through the simple act of sending flowers and creating a community of support, we hope to bring comfort and remind mothers that their babies are loved and never forgotten. Whether you're here to nominate a mom, browse our store, or partner with us, your support helps spread love, compassion, and hope to mothers who need it most.
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Nominate a Mother
Nominate a miscarriage mom to receive a fresh floral arrangement with a keepsake wooden flower.
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Shop the Evermore Store
Shop our collection of one of a kind items. All proceeds support our mission to care for moms.
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Partner With Us
Donate to help us provide comfort, care and support to mothers who’ve experienced miscarriage.
Our Mission & Vision
We seek to provide unwavering care to women who have experienced the loss of a baby prior to 20 weeks of gestation. By gifting flowers, as well as creating a community of support, our hope is to help grieving mothers feel seen and assured their babies are remembered and loved.
Serving Moms
Since March of 2020.
Delivering Bouquets
500+ bouquets sent to mothers.
Nationwide Reach
Bouquets delivered in 49 states.
Support Community
Online community of 5,000+ women.
Meet our Founder
Hey friend! I’m Chelsey, the founder of Evermore Blooms. I’m a wife to Donald and a momma to four babies on earth; Owen, Oliver, Annie & Landon, and two babies waiting for me in heaven, Ava Grace & Orion Job. Ava went to heaven on February 9, 2015 and Orion on July 23, 2017.
In 2017, on the two-year anniversary of my first miscarriage, I shared a post on social media about the struggle and heartache of the day. Later that afternoon, flowers arrived at my door from someone anonymous. It was a simple, yet profound gesture that made me feel so cared for and so seen one one of my most difficult days. A few months later I said to my husband, “What would it look like if there was an organization in place that sent flowers to moms of miscarriage on the hard days like the anniversary of her loss, or what would have been her due date?”
Three years later—with the help of an incredible team—I founded Evermore Blooms. Since then, we've delivered over 500 bouquets to mothers across the country.
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