Creative people assemble! I need a new business name

[mintich]

I have a small side business making lollies with real edible flowers for occasions, weddings, baby showers etc. It does pretty well but my business name is awful. It's just "my name's flower lollys" imaginative!
Most of my business comes from shows as I think my name puts people off. After planning my own wedding, I realised I wouldn't look at a business called that. It doesn't scream elegance or luxury even though the weddings I get booked for at shows generally are.
I'm having a creative block so does anyone have any great ideas for a new name?

I wouldn't use the word candy- sounds cheap and american.

Pollylops
Poppy Pops

Lickable lillies lol

Posy pops

(With a big bunch of flower lollipops arranged in a bouquet tied with a bow as your logo)

Or

Flower power pops - blooming energy for every occasion

Or

Sugar blossom

Or just use lillies and call the lillypops (joking)

I kind of only suggested the word 'candy' since 'Spun Candy' in Covent Garden use it (lovely stuff they sell too, albeit expensive ...)

LuxePops

PoshPops

Candy Rose sounds like a stripper/porn/ burlesque star and Petal Pops sounds like you sell cake pops, which must have had their day by now?

What about Bloomin' or Blooming Lollipops? Bloomin' is a bit of a play on Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady who was a flower seller.

How about LuxiLollys?

Flowericious? flower plus delicious

IJustLostTheGame

I really can't picture what you mean- sorry if I'm being thick.
Sweet lollipops but with an edible flower? Or cake pops with edible flowers? Can you post a picture

Buddlollia

Gladilollia

Japonilolly

So, which did you go for at the end???

Lollipalooza

The Little Flower Lolly Co gets my vote.

Luxurious Lollies
Lollicious
Blooming Tasty
LoliShop

I’m also struggling to understand exactly what these are.

@PuppyMonkey - something like this, I think

Yep like them but better 😜

Liccalili

The Sweet Violet Lollipop Co.

Read up thread sucking diesel. The answers there.

What a lovely idea!

I personally wouldn't include the word lollipop in the name as it could be restricting? What happens when you expand your range perhaps into other products over the years?

When we thought of our company name, we made it quite general but still related to what we do. It's allowed us the freedom to diversify as the business has grown.

How about Sweet or Sugar Flowers/Blossom?