Choosing your wedding flowers

Colour palette is a totally personal choice and with so many options, it is a great opportunity to establish the aesthetic for your day. Bridal white is a beautiful and classic wedding colour palette. It will be timeless and chic 10, 20 or 50 years from now. We love it. However, injecting some colour can bring an undeniable joyfulness to your day. If you really want to do something other than white but you’re nervous about adding colour you've come to the right place. Try adding a pop of colour to an otherwise neutral palette; build a palette from different shades of the same colour for a very cohesive feel. Check out the blog link below for more tips and examples.

Do you want something big and cascading? Something sweet and petite? Or maybe something right in the middle? In order to decide you’ll want to look at some examples and think about what your wedding day will look like. Regardless of the style of bouquet, you’ll want to keep it looking fresh and happy on your wedding day. Be careful about the temperature as extremely hot or cold weather doesn't mesh will with fresh flowers! Check the blog link to learn about a few bouquet styles and how to keep your bouquet looking awesome on your wedding day.

We source flowers from multiple sources including a number of reputable wholesalers and local growers. During our consultation we'll ask if there are varieties in particular that you love or hate so we can get a feel for your preference. We cannot guarantee any specific blooms (if you want to know more about that, read on below) but we work hard to understand the look you want and we will go above and beyond to deliver beautiful flowers that you’re going to love.

Though many varieties are available year-round (roses, hydrangea, lisianthus...), there are a few favourite wedding flower varieties that are little more special. These sentimental, seasonal favourites often make the top of our brides flower request list. If you love these blooms, check below to see if they’re available for your date.

• Lilac: May • Lily of the Valley: June • Peonies: Mid-May through mid-July • Dahlias: August-October • Ranunculus: December-May • Anemones: December-May • Tulips + Daffodils: January-May