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Flasky Flowers Details
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Shark Tank Episode Details
The Shark Tank Pitch
Husband-and-wife team Ryan and Kelly Moynihan brought one of the most playfully creative concepts in Season 13 when they pitched Flasky Flowers, a novelty gift product that conceals a stainless steel alcohol flask inside a beautiful fresh flower bouquet. The concept was born from the simple observation that two of the most popular celebratory gifts - flowers and a drink - had never been combined into a single package, and that the result would be perfect for bachelorette parties, birthdays, bridal showers, graduations, retirement parties, and virtually any occasion where both aesthetic beauty and a celebratory spirit were welcome.
The product's execution is more elegant than it might sound at first. A stainless steel flask is designed to nestle naturally within the stems of a fresh or artificial flower arrangement, completely hidden from view until the recipient discovers the surprise.
The bouquet looks conventionally beautiful from the outside, making the hidden flask an unexpected delight rather than an obvious gag gift. Recipients get a dual-purpose present: a classic floral arrangement they can display and, once the flowers pass their peak, a high-quality keepsake flask they can continue using indefinitely.
The product works equally well with live flowers from a florist - which the Moynihans sold along with the flask kit - or artificial flower arrangements for a version that retains its appearance permanently. The target demographic was clearly identified as gift-givers for adult females at celebratory occasions, particularly the bachelorette party market which had demonstrated consistent willingness to spend on novelty items that combined humor with genuine usability.
The gifting industry is enormous, and the niche Flasky Flowers identified - a universally understood gift format elevated by an unexpected hidden element - was creative enough to stand out on retail shelves and social media feeds. Ryan and Kelly asked for $50,000 for 10% equity at a $500,000 valuation, a relatively modest ask that reflected their early-stage nature while demonstrating confidence that the right partners could help them scale through gifting retail channels, e-commerce, and event planning supply chains.
Their humorous, energetic pitch demonstrated exactly the kind of brand personality that drives gifting impulse purchases.
Where Are They Now?
The three-shark deal from Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, and Kevin O'Leary - each contributing $25,000 for 10% equity for a combined $75,000 at 30% - was actually a higher total equity stake than the Moynihans originally offered, but the appeal of having three of the most prominent sharks on their cap table made the terms worthwhile for a product that needed exactly the kind of multi-channel retail and e-commerce expertise that the trio collectively represented. Lori Greiner's gift product expertise and HSN/QVC relationships were particularly relevant for a novelty gifting item, while Mark Cuban's digital marketing instincts and Kevin O'Leary's brand-building experience offered complementary value.
The post-show period brought immediate awareness from the broadcast exposure, with social media engagement spiking sharply as viewers shared and tagged the product as the perfect bachelorette or birthday gift idea. The inherently shareable nature of the concept - a flask hidden inside flowers, revealed in a TikTok-style unboxing moment - proved well-suited to the social media landscape of 2021-2022, where visual, surprising, and humor-rooted content spread organically through gifting-focused feeds and party planning communities.
Flasky Flowers expanded their e-commerce presence on Amazon and their own website while working with the sharks to explore wholesale gifting channels through party supply retailers, boutique gift shops, and event planning vendors. The company also expanded their flask customization options, offering personalized engraving and additional flask sizes that increased the average order value and appealed to corporate gifting clients looking for branded party favors or employee appreciation gifts.
While specific revenue figures have not been publicly disclosed, the company remains in operation and has maintained an active social media presence that continues to attract engagement from its target demographic of celebration-oriented gift shoppers who appreciate the combination of beauty, surprise, and functionality that defines the Flasky Flowers experience.
Revenue
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