About Me

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About Me *

Hey everyone! I’m Bryce Glover, the proud owner of The Bloom Room. I was born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where I spent my childhood. Later, I moved to Thibodaux, LA, to attend Nicholls State University. After that, I transferred to Southeastern University in Hammond, LA, where I earned my bachelor’s degree in business and marketing.

My partner, Montgomery, and I are the proud parents of two adorable miniature dachshunds, Reese and Stella. In my free time, I absolutely love traveling and exploring new places. This passion for travel is a major inspiration behind The Bloom Room. I’ve been captivated by the vibrant hues of fabrics and textiles like Missoni and Pucci I’ve seen in Europe, as well as the lush flora and fauna I’ve encountered in the Caribbean and Central America. These experiences have inspired me to create unique and immersive floral arrangements that transport my clients to different worlds.

When I’m not busy running my business or traveling, you can find me relaxing in bed, binge-watching any show in the Real Housewives franchise.

How it started!

My love for flowers started as a child, spending time in my Mimi’s garden. We’d water the flowers together, and she’d tell me to watch them “dance” as the water kissed their petals. Those simple, beautiful moments stayed with me.

Fast forward to the pandemic; a time when the world felt heavy with anxiety. While home from work for months, I decided to share something uplifting on social media. I posted a photo of a flower arrangement I’d made from grocery store blooms, hoping to bring a little joy. The response was overwhelming. Week after week, I shared new arrangements, and the positive feedback poured in.

Inspired by this unexpected connection, I decided to turn my passion into something bigger. That’s how The Bloom Room came to life; a space dedicated to creating floral designs that spark joy and bring a sense of exuberance. My hope is that my arrangements inspire the same kind of happiness I felt as a child, watching the flowers in Mimi’s garden “dance.”

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