DIY Wedding Flowers
for Raleigh,Durham & Chapel Hill brides

Beautiful local flowers for your DIY wedding

Planning a North Carolina wedding can get wild, especially if YOU are the planner and the bride! With all the details you have to juggle, let’s make DIY wedding flowers fun and done.

Wedding flower arranging is no small task. But for crafty brides or those with a crew of volunteers, designing your own wedding flowers can be an enjoyable part of the process.

Our bulk flower bunches provide a beautiful mix of flowers and foliage in your color palette just right for arranging in bud vases or any creative wedding design.

Should you DIY your wedding flowers?

Close up of flower arranging in a studio

Arranging your own wedding flowers isn’t for everyone.

Pulling this plan off requires a balance of planning, volunteers, flower knowledge and design skill. And even if you could, you may rather focus your time on other details that week. So, think this decision through.

Flowers are perishable and must be arranged a day or so before the event, usually when all the wedding details (and guests) come flooding in too.

Take our quiz to find out if DIY wedding flowers are right for you and your event.

If you discover that a DIY wedding isn’t for you, it’s ok. You’re not alone. I’ve got DFY (done-for-you) wedding flower options that use our farm’s NC-grown blooms too.

If you’re up to the DIY challenge, scroll down for our DIY checklist to make it even easier.

How to DIY wedding flowers with our DIY Wedding Flower Checklist

How to DIY wedding flowers with local flowers

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Arranging wedding flowers while planning AND starring in a wedding can be a big task.

You need a plan on how to make the blooms and deadlines behave — and yes, you can do this!

Our DIY Wedding Flower Checklist provides a start-to-finish timetable of what to do when. I’ll walk you through questions like:

  • Does your venue supply an arch?

  • Will the flowers you’re envisioning be blooming in NC?

  • How many flowers do you need? What type?

  • When to get them and how to store and condition them??

So, relax — I’ve laid out the whole timeline for you.

Before you order bulk wedding flowers, download the DIY Wedding Flower Checklist and make DIY wedding planning easier!

Find your perfect DIY wedding flowers

You chose your wedding date for a reason—whether it’s your favorite season in North Carolina, the perfect weather, or simply the date your dream venue was available.

Locally grown wedding flowers can transform your special day with breathtaking, seasonal beauty. But knowing which varieties are in peak bloom is key to planning gorgeous, cohesive arrangements.

Good news: you don’t need a degree in horticulture to make this happen.

Our 13-page North Carolina Flower Seasonality Guide features nine popular color palettes and details which flowers are in bloom during spring and fall in the Raleigh-Durham area.

Download your guide to make DIY wedding flower planning simple and stress-free.

DIY wedding flower availability for Triangle area brides

North Carolina’s flower growing season aligns perfectly with the Triangle’s prime wedding seasons: spring and fall.

Bulk wedding flowers are available mid-April to June and mid-September to November for fresh, locally grown blooms on your big day.

Curious about the specific varieties we’re growing this year? Check out our flower calendar for a look at what we’re growing.

Have questions or need assistance? Email me with specific inquiries or date-related questions.

Buckets of fall wedding flowers from our NC flower farm

DIY wedding flowers straight from the farm

Flower farms are a fantastic source for bulk wedding flowers. We offer the freshest blooms, unique flower varieties, and the chance to support your local community.

Our wedding flower bunches make it easy to create your own arrangements, from bud vases to rustic mason jar centerpieces. We offer 10-stem bunches of most flower varieties, perfect for complementing our a la carte wedding floral items.

Since our flowers are field-grown right here in Pittsboro, NC, we can’t guarantee specific flower types due to weather and pest challenges. However, I do my best to accommodate color palette requests and provide a variety of flower shapes and forms to suit your needs.

My goal is to help you achieve beautiful, stress-free DIY wedding arrangements. Let’s talk about your wedding vision!

Sample DIY wedding flower bunches

  • Creamy white lisianthus in buckets

    Bulk lisianthus

  • Buckets of fall dahlias and chrysanthemums

    Fall dahlias

  • A blue bucket of pink lisianthus in the field

    Pink lisianthus

  • Close up of pastel zinnias and white sunflowers

    Early fall zinnias and sunflowers

  • Buckets of sunflowers and lisianthus

    Sunflowers and lisianthus

  • Plum sunflowers

    Plum sunflowers

  • White dahlias in a bucket

    White dahlias

  • white gomphrena and hot pink zinnias

    White gomphrena and hot pink zinnias

  • Pastel summer flowers in bulk buckets

    Early summer pastels

  • White fall dahlias and chrysanthemum bucket

    Dahlias and chrysanthemums

  • Peach and salmon DIY wedding flowers

    Peach and salmon fall flowers

Love notes from our DIY wedding flower customers

  • I reached out to Jennifer when I found her page about DIY event flowers online and she helped me pick out flowers and foliage that fit my vision, my budget, and were in-season. She even grew a beautiful sunset-pink sunflower just for my event and it was a huge hit.

    Marissa, Raleigh, NC..