DIY Bulk Flower Buckets
ENJOY FLOWERS FROM THREE ACRE FARM FOR YOUR NEXT EVENT
Our Party Blooms are a simple, joy-filled way to bring seasonal beauty from the field to your celebration—perfect for weddings, baby showers, birthdays, or “just because flowers make everything better.”
Available mid-July through late September
WHAT YOU’LL GET
All bundles are Grower’s Choice, which means we harvest the best of what’s blooming that week. Buckets will include about 6-7 different types of flowers and foliage. You’ll get a mix of textures, shapes, and colors that play beautifully together—no stress, just fresh.
You can choose a general color direction to guide us:
Bright + Bold (rich, saturated hues)
Soft + Romantic (gentle, pastel tones)
Exact colors will vary depending on what’s blooming—mother nature calls the shots! To get an idea of what is blooming at the farm, check out our Facebook/Instagram pages!
HOW MUCH IS IN A BUCKET?
Each order includes around 60–70 stems—enough for about 6–7 quart-sized arrangements or 20 small bud vases.
PRICING
$135 per bucket
Each DIY Bulk Flower Bucket includes both flowers & foliage.
Premium blooms like Dahlias, Lilies, and Lisianthus are not included in the DIY Bulk Flower Buckets. If available, they can be purchased separately at our self-serve Flower House during pickup.
HOW TO ORDER
Fill out our inquiry form below.
PICKUP DETAILS
Pickups are at the farm, Thursdays and Fridays from 9:00 am until 11:00 am.
Please place your order at least one week in advance.
Payment is due when you order.
THINGS TO KNOW
Keep your flowers cool and out of direct sun until your event.
Party Blooms are non-refundable. If your event is canceled, consider donating the flowers to a local care home or neighbor—it’s a lovely way to share the beauty.
Once they leave the farm, the flowers are yours to care for. We can’t be responsible for heat, rough handling, or your cousin’s hot car.
No floral design or consulting is included. These bundles are best for folks with a little arranging experience (or at least a Pinterest board and a “let’s do this” attitude).
