Where to Get Inventory for Your Luxury Picnic Company

The quickest way to start a luxury picnic company is to go acquire all of the inventory you need for your first picnic as quick as possible. This also applies for microevents and wedding elopement companies. In this video I share where we found much of our inventory so that you can have a good place to start to get your business up and running as quick as possible with quality inventory. If you bought everything I mentioned in this video, you could get started with your picnic company for under $600 and you should be able to do so in less than a week.
Link to purchase Luxury Picnic website template:
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Picnic company products I recommend:
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As promised, here are the links to the items on Amazon I shared in this video:
Woven seats - www.amazon.com...
Pink pillows - www.amazon.com...
Boho pillows - www.amazon.com...
Silver charger plates - www.amazon.com...
Dinner plates - www.amazon.com...
Cloth napkins - www.amazon.com...
Gold silverware - www.amazon.com...
Chalk board - www.amazon.com...
Chalk markers - www.amazon.com...
Table runner - www.amazon.com...
Woven throw - www.amazon.com...
Faux florals - www.amazon.com...
Foldable table legs - www.amazon.com...

[@chanteelangford9993]

Thank you for sharing. You really gave me a good starting point as I am only in the beginning of my research as a luxury picnic business owner.

[@MzKinkyCurl]

Great tips! You didn’t say anything about umbrellas, tents or teepees. I’ve been seeing those a lot

[@startuptrevor]

Thank you! Those are great options, especially if you want to try to continue to get bookings in the summer! One of the great things about this business is there is pretty much no end to the amount of customization you can do to make your picnics unique from other companies.

[@annavazquez4993]

Thank you! You really gave me lots of great tips!❤️

[@startuptrevor]

You're welcome! Best of luck to you!

[@saqiynagray4048]

Thanks for this!!

[@startuptrevor]

No problem! I'm glad you found it helpful!

[@user-jp9jg5im6t]

Love this! What did you use around that wood base of the table? Like those wooden panels?

[@startuptrevor]

Thanks! Those are just wooden dowels that you can pick up from Home Depot or Lowe's. We cut the dowels in half and glued them to the base of the table.

[@PersonaltimewithGod]

Beautiful 😍😍am excited

[@startuptrevor]

Thank you!

[@talori5417]

Thank you.

[@startuptrevor]

You're welcome!

[@TwentySomethingPlanner]

I’m in the process of starting my picnic business and I’m struggling with what to purchase as far as a rug or blanket goes to put under the tables / seating. Do u have any suggestions

[@startuptrevor]

I would recommend using an outdoor rug as they are so much easier to clean than other rugs. You can literally spray them off with a hose outside as opposed to having to get them professionally cleaned. They look nice, they provide some protection from the ground, and once you add some pillows and blankets the whole setup becomes plenty soft and cushy. Here's some examples of some nice-looking outdoor rugs that you can get for under $100:
www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/andover-mills-heidelberg-oriental-beige-area-rug-w004696401.html?piid=567906238
www.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-Beige-5-ft-x-7-ft-Global-Indoor-Outdoor-Area-Rug-3091260/314192487?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US
www.homedepot.com/p/SAFAVIEH-Beach-House-Cream-Beige-5-ft-x-8-ft-Floral-Indoor-Outdoor-Area-Rug-BHS174A-5/311906793
www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/bungalow-rose-brodick-oriental-creambeige-indooroutdoor-area-rug-w001866153.html?piid=544401357
www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/alcott-hill-powersville-oriental-beige-indooroutdoor-area-rug-w001877150.html?piid=161761452

[@TrInIty-st8zi]

Thank You!!

[@dorothywallace4979]

Love it❤❤❤

[@yvettehardy8537]

I am having trouble deciding on pricing as well as the food options? Do you have videos that I have missed on this?

[@startuptrevor]

I haven't made a video specifically about those two topics, though I believe I may have briefly mentioned them in one of my videos. I'm going to go ahead and put that on my list of videos to make within the next week. In the meantime, we started our pricing out at $200 for a picnic for 2 and we offered a charcuterie board with meats, cheeses, nuts, etc.

[@lifestyleofsanchia]

Did you need a permit?

[@startuptrevor]

Yeah, to do it right you typically need a business permit in the city (or cities) you will be operating in. Although to be honest most people doing this are doing it without a permit.

[@Nellybdsm]

New subscriber here

[@startuptrevor]

Welcome! Thanks for subscribing!

[@bchery4048]

!!!

[@startuptrevor]

Thanks!