Bulk Wedding Flowers
in Pittsboro, NC

Wondering where to buy wedding flowers in bulk?

Get buckets of blooms for DIY weddings, bridal showers, engagement parties and events of all sizes from our NC flower farm.

Our bulk flower bunches make it easy to find seasonal locally grown flowers that make arranging a snap.

Flower Farm vs. Trader Joe’s

Let’s talk about the elephant in the room! We love Trader Joe’s for so many things. But for a special event, you want special flowers.

If you’re debating between getting flowers from a local flower farm or Trader Joe’s, here’s why the farm wins every time.

• Abundance: Flower farms give you bigger bunches (10 stems not 3-5 per bunch), so you get more blooms to play with for your bouquets and centerpieces. In peak seasons, flower farmers are often give surprise bonuses!

• Freshness: Local flowers are fresher since they’re picked at their peak and haven’t been picked over, sitting in storage or shipped for days. That means they’ll look better and last longer.

• Selection: When it comes to selection, our farm offers unique, seasonal varieties that don’t ship well and you won’t find at a big store like Trader Joe’s.

Going with a local farm like us not only supports your community but also gives your wedding flowers a fresh, beautiful, and personal touch.

What’s in a bulk wedding flower bucket?

Each flower bucket contains 5 bunches (10-stems each) of focal flowers, filler and foliage in perfect proportions for arranging in your favorite containers.

Choose your color palette (brights or pastels) and I will choose the freshest, most beautiful flowers and colors at the moment.

Specific colors can be requested but aren’t guaranteed. Beauty is!

Pastel spring ranunculus bunches

Available flower varieties

The fun part! Flower availability changes often which is why we don’t guarantee specific varieties or colors. But I can share what’s commonly blooming in North Carolina’s popular wedding seasons:

• Early Spring (March/April): Ranunculus, anemones, narcissus, tulips, delphinium, dianthus

• Late Spring (April/May): Peonies, hydrangeas, bells of Ireland, snapdragons, sweet peas

• Early Summer (May/June): Sunflowers, zinnias, canterbury bells, feverfew, godetia

• Early Fall (September/October): Dahlias, sunflowers, zinnias, amaranth, cosmos, ageratum

• Late Fall (October/November): Dahlias, chrysanthemums, eucalyptus, grasses

How many bulk wedding flower stems do I need?

Determining your flower quantities depends upon your event size, arranging style and how many containers you want to fill.

Generally, 1 10-stem bunch =

• 2-3 bud vases OR

• 1-2 small vases (mason jar) OR

• <1 large vases (statement piece)