17/08/2025
Bloom Well-being in Creswick is closing the doors on its Albert Street home after four years, and the team’s feeling a mix of sadness and excitement.
Owner Jemma shared a heartfelt farewell, saying the old house wasn’t just a workplace but a second home – filled with stories, memories, team catch-ups in the garden, and even the muddy paw prints of dogs that brought plenty of joy.
Goodbye 42 (+40) Albert St 🏡
Feeling all the feels as we say goodbye to this beautiful house that has embodied ‘Bloom’ for the past 4yrs 🌻
Whilst we are excited for this new chapter and all that it brings, (especially having everyone in one building,) I just wanted a moment for the sadness and the things we’ll miss.
In a way, as we cleaned the house today it was like a farewell of sorts. A chance for slow remembering of the memories we’ve created there, and a chance to acknowledge the stories that have been heard and held with calmness and peace inside those four walls 🤗
Not to mention the summer days and weekends spent at Bloom because we didn’t have aircon, team meetings in the outdoor garden listening to the birds singing, and all the joy the dogs shared here. Wiping off their last muddy paw-print from the wall today, felt symbolic of saying goodbye, but also acknowledging all the memories we’ve created and the time we’ve spent here, in this welcoming house, that felt like an old friend 💚
Being a small business owner, I spend more hours at work than I do at home, so in many ways this has been like my home over the past 4 years. So, to our now former home of Bloom, thank you from the bottom of my heart for the space that you offered us and for the homely environment you offered guests 🥰
And with goodbyes in mind, whether you’re a previous or current client, or just enjoy walking past, we’d love to know what’s something you’ll miss ⬇️
- Jemma
Wilde Consulting