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FAQ: Lainey Morse's 'Buy the Goats a Bouquet' Service
Lainey Morse, inventor of Goat Yoga, launched a $25 flower dedication service called 'Buy the Goats a Bouquet' where goats eat imperfect organic flowers while a dedication is read. The service solves her farm's agricultural sales requirement and creates viral social media content.
It is a $25 service where customers order a bouquet dedication, and Lainey Morse films goats eating the flowers while reading a personal message, then posts the video on social media.
She needed to generate at least $10,000 in annual agricultural product sales to legally operate Goat Yoga at No Regrets Farm. The service also uses imperfect organic flowers that would otherwise go to waste and creates engaging social media content.
Customers visit the No Regrets Farm website, order a $25 bouquet dedication, provide the recipient's name, occasion, and message. Morse arranges a chemical-free bouquet, reads the dedication on camera, and films the goats eating the flowers. The video is posted on the farm's social media platforms.
Lainey Morse is the Oregon entrepreneur who invented Goat Yoga in 2016, sparking a worldwide movement. She operates No Regrets Farm Sanctuary in Monroe, Oregon with her husband Sean Scorvo.
Occasions include birthdays, belated celebrations, memorials, cancer fighters, personal milestones, and even a 'Breakup Bouquet.'
It launched in June 2026, on the 10th anniversary of Goat Yoga.
Orders can be placed directly through the No Regrets Farm website at goatyoga.net.
No Regrets Farm is an organic, chemical-free permaculture farm, so the flowers are bug-kissed and not picture-perfect, unlike pesticide-grown blooms from larger farms.
The farm has a following of nearly 178,000 across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.
Goat Yoga became a multi-million dollar industry with hundreds of locations worldwide, covered by major outlets like The New York Times, People Magazine, CNN, and the BBC.