Flasky Flowers Update | Shark Tank Season 13

At weddings, guests often say “hold my drink” so they can take photos with their flowers. This led Ryan Moynihan and Kelly Moynihan to create Flasky Flowers, a bouquet holder that doubles as a discreet drink flask. It lets guests sip their favorite beverage while keeping their flowers in hand, adding both convenience and fun to special events. But will the sharks raise a glass to it? Read our Flasky Flowers update and pitch recap to find out.

If you’re short on time, here’s a quick overview of what happened to Flasky Flowers after Shark Tank.

Ryan and Kelly entered Shark Tank Season 13, seeking $50,000 for 10% equity in their company, Flasky Flowers. After their pitch, they left with a deal from Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, and Kevin O’Leary for $75,000 for 30% equity.

In terms of a Flasky Flowers update, the company continued selling products through its website and Etsy, with strong reviews and more than 500 units sold as of 2023. However, its social media presence faded by mid-2023, leaving the current status of the company uncertain despite its website remaining active.

Shark:	Result:
Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, and Kevin O’Leary	Accepted deal of $75,000 for 30% equity
Barbara Corcoran	No Offer
Daniel Lubetzky	No Offer

Shark Tank Flasky Flowers Pitch

• Entrepreneurs: Ryan Moynihan and Kelly Moynihan
• Business: Flower bouquets with flasks inside
• Ask: $50,000 for 10% equity
• Result: $75,000 for 30% equity
• Sharks: Kevin O’Leary, Mark Cuban, and Lori Greiner

Husband and wife duo Ryan and Kelly had given their all to making Flasky Flowers a success.

A former hairdresser, Kelly was inspired by seeing the creative ways her clients tried to conceal their beverages on the big day and came up with a crafty solution.

The wedding-focused company created bouquet stands with hidden flasks for thirsty brides.

During the demonstration, the straw was tucked inside the flowers so brides could discreetly sip wine or water on their special day.

The sharks thought the idea was fun, but also a little out there. Kevin O’Leary even called it a “crazy chicken” idea, though he admitted that some of those ideas did really well.

Meanwhile, the product sold for $20 at retail and cost only $1.77 to make. Although they had reached $21,000 in lifetime sales, Ryan and Kelly had invested heavily to get their dream off the ground.

To make it work, they sold their house and put in $60,000 of their own money. Ryan even quit his job to stay home and care for their seven children while Kelly pushed the business forward.

The sharks were floored by this risk, but they quickly got down to business.

Lori Greiner made the first move, offering $50,000 for 20% equity because she thought the idea was fun.

However, Kevin and Mark Cuban jumped in with a joint offer.

Kevin pointed out that he was already in the wedding business, and both he and Mark had backed silly but profitable products before. Mark also wanted Lori involved since she showed interest.

Together, the three sharks worked out a deal. They settled on $75,000 for 30% of the company, with each shark putting in $25,000 for 10% equity.

Before the founders could respond, Barbara Corcoran cracked a joke about offering $50,000 for 5% of the company, as long as she could take two of their children home. Obviously, it wasn’t a serious offer.

In the end, Ryan and Kelly accepted the three-way deal with Lori, Kevin, and Mark. No one saw it coming. But where was the company after that? Find out in our Flasky Flowers update.

Shark Tank Flasky Flowers Update

Based on our research for a Flasky Flowers update, there is no evidence to suggest that the deal with the sharks closed successfully.

We did not find Flasky Flowers in either of the shark’s investment portfolios, and neither of the entrepreneurs has come forward to speak about the agreed-upon deal after the show.

Nonetheless, in the months after their appearance, the company kept selling Flasky Flowers directly through their website and on Etsy( check it out for a special discount).

They priced the product at $25, which includes a 12-ounce refillable flask hidden inside a bouquet holder.

Customers could also purchase floral foam inserts to refresh the product for new events. Reviews on Etsy were strong, and by 2023, the store had sold over 500 units with an average five-star rating.

But towards mid-2023, the business’s social media activity slowed down.

At the time of writing this update, the last post on both their Facebook page and Instagram feed has been over 2 years old.

Despite that, we visited their official website to see for ourselves what is really going on. We noticed that the website is still very much active.

In fact, we saw an offering of free shipping on orders over $100 and promoting the product as “As seen on Shark Tank.”

At this time, we can’t say for sure what the status of the business is, given their social media silence.

But given that their website is still in operation, we can only monitor Ryan and Kelly closely to see if they will make any announcement in the future.

Till then, stay tuned and keep checking this page for our next  Flasky Flowers update.

Before you go, be sure to check out some other company updates from Shark Tank Season 13 Episode 3:

• Sparketh Art Education Update
• Oat Haus Granola Butter Update
• IncrEdible Eats Edible Cutlery Update

For more on Shark Tank Season 13, be sure to check out our Season 13 products page.