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✿ WHERE’S THE WAGON • EAGLE ROCK FALL FESTIVAL HAZLE TWP• OCT. 10TH & 11th 2026 •

✿ WHERE’S THE WAGON • EAGLE ROCK FALL FESTIVAL HAZLE TWP • OCTOBER 10TH & 11TH 2026 • ✿

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The Bloom Bar Experience- Pick your Petals

Choose the blooms that speak to you, mix a little color and texture, and make something beautifully your own. No rules—just fresh flowers, a little creativity, and the joy of making something pretty.

Forever a Flower Girl

Long before Petal Wagon, I was the little girl posing in my mom’s peony and tulip gardens, always noticing the flowers growing along the way and carrying garden snips to bring home whatever caught my eye. Queen Anne’s lace may have been a weed to some, but to me it was something beautiful—especially when my mom, my sister, and I dyed the blooms into different colors just for fun. I was never actually a wedding flower girl, but flowers have always been part of who I am. Petal Wagon grew from that same love of simple beauty, old-soul charm, and the belief that something ordinary can become something unforgettable.

Founder with flowers
Founder working with blooms

Turns out, I really was always a flower girl.

Child holding peony

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MEET DILLY

Every flower has a journey. Ours just happened to start in Brazil.

Dilly is a 1992 Brazilian Volkswagen, part of a story that began long before Petal Wagon. Germany created the icon. Brazil refused to let it disappear. Decades later, this old blue Volkswagen found her way to the hills of Pennsylvania — a place built by coal, steel, and generations of hardworking families.

Around here, we know something about grit.

We come from miners and steelworkers, from families who worked with their hands, and from strong women who knew how to make something beautiful even when life wasn't particularly gentle.

Because beautiful doesn't mean fragile.

And sometimes it looks like an old blue Volkswagen filled with fresh blooms, beginning an entirely new chapter.

That's what I love most about Dilly. Her age isn't something to hide. The miles, the history, the imperfections — they're part of what makes her beautiful.

She isn't trying to be new again. Neither are we.

Petal Wagon is for women who have lived a little. Women who have loved, lost, left, changed direction, weathered storms, started over — and discovered that another chapter can be just as beautiful as the first.

Because strength and softness were never opposites.

Sometimes strength looks like steel.
Sometimes it looks like a flower pushing through pavement.
And sometimes it looks like a woman who has lived a little... and still chooses to bloom.

Forever a Flower Girl.
Pretty Petals • Vintage Soul

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MEET DILLY

Every flower has a journey. Ours just happened to start in Brazil.

Dilly is a 1992 Brazilian Volkswagen, part of a story that began long before Petal Wagon. Germany created the icon. Brazil refused to let it disappear. Decades later, this old blue Volkswagen found her way to the hills of Pennsylvania — a place built by coal, steel, and generations of hardworking families.

Around here, we know something about grit.

We come from miners and steelworkers, from families who worked with their hands, and from strong women who knew how to make something beautiful even when life wasn't particularly gentle.

Because beautiful doesn't mean fragile.

And sometimes it looks like an old blue Volkswagen filled with fresh blooms, beginning an entirely new chapter.

That's what I love most about Dilly. Her age isn't something to hide. The miles, the history, the imperfections — they're part of what makes her beautiful.

She isn't trying to be new again. Neither are we.

Petal Wagon is for women who have lived a little. Women who have loved, lost, left, changed direction, weathered storms, started over — and discovered that another chapter can be just as beautiful as the first.

Because strength and softness were never opposites.

Sometimes strength looks like steel.
Sometimes it looks like a flower pushing through pavement.
And sometimes it looks like a woman who has lived a little... and still chooses to bloom.

Forever a Flower Girl.
Pretty Petals • Vintage Soul

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