Piesseful Bees Honey

13/09/2026

Starting to think about Christmas already? 🐝 Scary, I know!

Our raw honey is now stocked at MiLi Markets Collective, a pop-up shop in Warwick Grove, right across from EB Games.

They’ve got 30+ local businesses under one roof, perfect for knocking over a few gifts in one trip, right through until Christmas Eve.

Share this with anyone who needs to know! 🍯

06/09/2026

Father’s Day hasn’t always been an easy day for me. I lost my Dad when I was 7, and my Step Dad only a few years ago, both in tragic circumstances. For a long time, it brought more sorrow than joy.

That changed once Casey and I had our girls…

A little girl’s first love is usually her Dad, and that’s exactly how it is in our house. Watching Casey grow into the father he is has been one of the greatest joys of my life. He’s the pillar of our family and the best role model our girls could ask for. We love him more than words can say.

To all the Dads and father figures out there today, thank you for everything you do. Happy Father’s Day 💙

02/09/2026

A FELLOW SMALL BUSINESS NEEDS OUR HELP 🤞🏼

Not only does Annj support our business by stocking our honey, she pours her heart and soul into the community she’s created and now the City of Wanneroo are trying to shut her down for being ‘too noisy’ with no alternative options offered. This is disgraceful.

We’re all banding together to support Commando Coffee through what I can only imagine is an extremely distressing situation. C’mon CoW, where’s your compassion and common sense?!

Please sign the petition through the link below and share the crap out of this 🫶🏼

Support Commando Coffee for our Yanchep community

30/08/2026

This one will ruffle some feathers. Strap in for the ride 🤭

This weekend will be the last event I ever attend at Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre.

FRIDAY

During set up for Perth Gin Festival I was approached by one of the head of staff of PCEC and told that I was unable to sell my marshmallows, peanut brittle and honey lollipops as they were deemed “consumable on site” and apparently in direct competition with the venue’s catering agreements.

You can imagine my surprise seeing as these are staple products of our business. But here’s the kicker…

Prior to me even agreeing to booking a place at this year’s festival, I spent MONTHS trying to get a straight answer from the venue in regard to these “rules.” I have a number of emails and proof of phone calls where messages were left asking for them to return my call. All of these went unanswered between June and this weekend. You may remember that I pulled out of another event at the same venue earlier in the year because they wanted to charge me an extra $1600 to trade, simply because we’re a food business.

When pushing back with these questions, the same staff member then told me that if my attitude continued, I’d simply be asked to leave. They had even said the venue doesn’t sell the same products, but they’re still ‘not allowed’.

I came home Friday evening and sent an email expressing my concerns. I barely slept with the anxiety of the day’s events. I had over $2000 worth of product on site that was unable to be sold. That’s huge for a small business.

SATURDAY

There were a number of emails from the event’s CEO to said staff member, none of which were responded to. I was told to go ahead and sell my products by the CEO of Gin Events herself.

I want to reiterate here that ALL the Gin Events staff were nothing but supportive and understanding throughout the whole situation. It was because of them that I didn’t pack my stall up and leave on principle. I cannot thank them enough.

SUNDAY

An hour before the event was due to end, a PCEC staff member and another colleague came to stand beside my stall. They continued to stand there whilst I was conversing with customers.

A quick break between customers and I was again reprimanded for selling my products and told to stop. Not only was this situation extremely intimidating, it was an absolute embarrassment in front of customers. Incredibly unprofessional. To the point where my neighbouring stallholders came to ask if I was okay, which I was very grateful for.

This whole situation has been nothing but distressing and an absolute joke. It’s another case of the big guys trying to squash the little ones. This business is my livelihood, our products draw in customers, I had every right to be there and treated with respect just like everybody else. Sadly, that was not the case.

I could’ve sucked it up, ignored it, and moved on. But no. These situations need to be spoken about more because it’s never okay to belittle someone, regardless of the situation.

So f**k you PCEC, we won’t be back 🖕🏼

P.S thank you to everyone that chose to support our business over the weekend, fellow stallholders that checked in with me and those that just said hello. You are the reason I continue to stand my ground, and do what I do 💛 Now I just need a few days to recover from the emotional roller coaster.

23/08/2026

20/08/2026

Ever start a job, make a tiny mistake, and decide it’s actually kind of fun? That’s this post 😂

I was redoing our shop pricing signs and somehow ended up with something extra on one of them. Not a price, not a word, it’s hiding in the artwork.

To be fair, I was already laminating them when I realised so I’m running with it.

Have a look through and drop your guess in the comments. And while you’re here, a handy refresher on our current honey prices 🍯