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Planning a wedding means making a ton of decisions. We’re here to take some of the overwhelm out of the process and guide you towards a day that feels authentic to YOU.

  • A sculpture of a woman's head with a variety of pink, peach, and cream flowers arranged on top and around it, with a small bouquet in a bottle beside it.

    Find Your Color Scheme

    Stuck on coming up with a color scheme? Our color psychology guide can help.

  • A bride and groom are standing closely with their foreheads touching outdoors during daytime. The groom is in a black tuxedo with a white shirt and black tie, holding a large bouquet of flowers with various colors and greenery. The bride has long blonde hair with a white veil, and is wearing a strapless wedding gown with a slight sparkle. They are smiling and looking into each other's eyes against a backdrop of trees and a clear blue sky.

    Find Your Wedding Aesthetic Archetype

    Find your archetype and see what kind of decor is most authentic to your style.

  • A bouquet of pink, peach, and deep red flowers with green leaves, wrapped in pink paper with a pink ribbon.

    How to Stretch a Floral Budget

    Learn how to maximize your floral budget and get the most out of your flowers.

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What makes our flowers different?

Locally grown flowers are cut at the last possible moment to meet your event or purchase timing. When you compare local blooms to those that have been shipped hundreds of miles in tight boxes, there really is no comparison. Freshly cut, locally grown flowers last longer and are more vibrant. We avoid dangerous chemicals and take care to ensure that our flowers last as long as possible once they’re cut. We are constantly adjusting the varieties we grow, looking for unusual and breathtaking varieties that hold up well in arrangements.

What is the slow flower movement?

The majority of flowers sold in the U.S. are imported, sprayed with toxic chemicals, and jostled around for days in transit to reach you. Eventually, they make their way to your hands, but this journey is hard on the flowers, not to mention the environment.

Slow flowers is the movement supporting seasonal, local flowers and the people who grow them. By getting your flowers locally, you can support your community as well as get the freshest, most seasonal flowers available.

Can I have a DIY event at your farm?

We do offer hosted DIY events! There’s nothing quite like sipping a cocktail and assembling a bouquet in the middle of our flower field.

Check out our hosted events page here or email us to check availability.

Wholesale Inquiries

To get started as a wholesale customer and to receive wholesale pricing, please send us your reseller’s permit to us. We will provide you with our projected seasonal availability.  Note that these prices and availability are subject to change due to the quirks of mother nature, but the projected seasonal list will give you an idea of how to plan for utilizing local, seasonal flowers in your future event work.

Why do you require minimums on your packages?

Because we only take on a select amount of bookings each month, this minimum allows us to take on less bookings and prioritize delivering beautiful designs and attentive customer service to each and every couple who books with us!

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