The Wildflowers
A space for women who follow their own path, embrace their individuality and want to experience life through creativity, connection and new experiences.
Wildflower /ˈwaɪldˌflaʊər/ noun
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A flower that grows naturally in the wild, without cultivation or constraint.
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A person who thrives freely and independently, following their own path and blossoming in their own time.
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(figurative) A woman who is resilient, radiant, and self-directed, embracing her individuality while contributing beauty, wisdom, and life to the world around her.
Origin: Symbolic use of “wildflower” to describe independent, soul-led growth dates to the late 20th century; widely used to convey freedom, authenticity, and resilience.
The women who are Wildflowers
Wildflowers are women who follow their own path.
They are independent, curious and individual, with their own ideas, their own interests and their own way of seeing the world. They don't necessarily want to fit in.
They want to keep discovering the world and themselves through new experiences, creativity, and by meeting women who are like them.
Wildflowers are a way of experiencing life through authentic connection.
And that is what Wildflowers brings together.
Through Wildflowers, you'll find creative experiences, drumming and opportunities to spend time with other women who share that same spirit.
I have found through Wildflowers that women return to themselves through being with like-minded women. It is a place where women can nurture their true essence and give themselves permission to grow, to be their true, authentic selves without hiding.
And it is from this place — when women feel free to be who they really are — that something changes.
Women who know themselves, trust themselves and are free to be themselves can change the world around them.
That is what it means to be a Wildflower.
