Sunflower festival marketing, built around the bloom.
We're Vince and Jenna, a husband-and-wife team. We run the online side of sunflower festivals, the ticketing, ads, email, texts, and social, so more families discover what you've built.
No pitch, no pressure. Just an honest look at where your farm could grow.
We understand how sunflower festivals actually run.
A sunflower festival is at the mercy of the bloom and the weather, and the window is short. Too many festivals get marketed for a single weekend when the flowers are open for two or three. The work is helping more families catch the bloom while it lasts, and giving them a reason to come back next year.
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Sell across the whole bloom
Time-slot ticketing spreads families across your open days so no afternoon is overwhelmed and no day is wasted.
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Make the photos the product
Photo-package bundles and golden-hour slots turn your field into the reason families plan the trip.
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Move fast when the flowers pop
When the bloom hits, we get the word out the same day with email, text, and local creators.
The levers that matter most for sunflower festivals.
- Time-slot TicketSpice ticketing
- Photo-package bundles
- Local creator partnerships
- Bloom-status email and SMS
- Flexible weather messaging
- Golden-hour pricing
Ticketing sits at the center of all of it, and a big part of our job is how we build your TicketSpice ticket page so the checkout feels easy and your numbers are clear.
This is part of how we approach agritourism marketing for every kind of farm, from sunflower festivals to anyone else welcoming families onto their land.
We've seen a one weekend bloom become a multi weekend tradition without changing a single flower, just who knew about it and when.
Every farm and season is different, and results vary. See more on our work page.
Questions sunflower festivals ask us.
How do I market a sunflower festival when the bloom date keeps moving?
Sell time-slot tickets across the whole bloom window and be ready to announce the bloom the day it happens. We keep an email and text list warm before the flowers open, then send a same-day bloom alert so families can catch it while it lasts. Texts get opened up to 98% of the time, which matters when your window is only two or three weeks.
When should I start selling sunflower festival tickets?
Before the flowers open, with honest messaging that the dates follow the bloom. We sell time slots for the expected window and make rescheduling easy if the weather or the flowers shift. Families are far more forgiving about a moved date than a missed announcement.
How do I get more people to come take photos at my sunflower field?
Make the photos the product, not a side effect. Photo packages, golden-hour time slots, and partnerships with local photographers and creators turn your field into a trip families plan around. Every great photo a guest posts is free marketing for the rest of your bloom.
What should I do if rain hits during my sunflower festival?
Tell ticket holders fast and give them an easy path to rebook. A short text reaches almost everyone within minutes, and a flexible weather policy turns a rainy Saturday into a sunny Sunday instead of a refund. We have found families mostly just want to know you have a plan.
Let's talk about your sunflower festival.
Tell us about your season and where things feel harder than they should. We'll send back a few honest thoughts on where we'd start. Helpful whether or not we ever work together.
Fall farms: we start onboarding for the fall season in early summer, and we only take on a few new farms each year.