Pick the Right Time – Late morning to early afternoon is ideal. Hummingbirds are most active in warm, sunny weather.
Floral Invitations – Send out pastel or botanical-themed invites, either printed or digital, hinting at a floral, nature-inspired event.
Garden Setup – Choose a garden or backyard with blooming flowers. Red, orange, and pink tubular flowers like salvia, bee balm, and trumpet vine attract hummingbirds naturally.
Feeders & Nectar – Hang decorative hummingbird feeders with homemade nectar (1 part sugar to 4 parts water, no red dye). Space them out to avoid crowding.
Whimsical Decor – Use vintage teacups, fairy lights, and hanging flower baskets to create a dreamy ambiance.
Pollinator-Friendly Menu – Serve colorful finger foods like fruit skewers, honey-drizzled pastries, and herbal teas garnished with edible flowers.
Photo Nook – Create a floral arch or a nature-themed backdrop for guests to snap pictures—bonus if a hummingbird photobombs!
Party Favors – Give guests seed packets for hummingbird-friendly plants or tiny jars of honey to take the magic home.