Our DIY Floral Pails are perfect for couples, families, and event hosts who would like to design some of their own wedding or event florals using fresh, seasonal flowers from our farm.

We offer two DIY bucket options:

DIY Designer Pail

A curated mix of focal flowers, accent blooms, textures, and seasonal elements.

DIY Greenery Pail

A curated mix of greenery, foliage, grasses, and textural elements.

Each pail is filled with the best blooms and elements available the week of your event, inspired by the season and curated to suit your colour palette and overall aesthetic.

With hundreds of flowers grown on our farm, many in multiple colours and varieties, we have an abundant selection to work with throughout the growing season. Rather than filling buckets by specific flower requests, we design each pail around your colour scheme, style, and the freshest flowers available at that time.

We always love to know what you are drawn to — and what you prefer to avoid — so we can be mindful when selecting your flowers. However, because we prioritize blooms harvested directly from our farm and trusted local flower farmer friends, we cannot guarantee specific flower varieties.

Seasonal flowers mean exactly that: whatever is blooming beautifully in the fields at the time of your event. Weather, timing, and natural growing conditions all affect availability.

Please note: consultations are not available for bulk flowers or DIY pails.

All DIY pails include a flower care, handling, and design tips sheet attached to your pail at pick-up.

SEASONAL AVAILABILITY

As the seasons change, so do the flowers on the farm.

We love curating event florals with the natural rhythm of the season, your colour palette, and your event aesthetic in mind. This allows us to choose what is most beautiful at the exact time we harvest — giving us the freedom to select the best of the fields and create a cohesive, abundant mix for your event.

The lists below are examples of what is typically available as our season progresses. They are not guarantees, and they only showcase a small portion of what we grow.

Early Summer (End of June-July): Zinnias, snapdragons, scabiosa, godetia, ammi, bupleurum, ranunculus, larkspur, peonies, feverfew, statice, nigella, poppies, bachelors buttons, rudbeckia, yarrow, bells of Ireland, sedum, grasses and greenery.

Mid Summer (July-August): Amaranthus, Zinnias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, pincuhsions, gomphrena, gladiolus, queen annes lace, scabiosa, poppy pods, strawflower, statice, nigellapods, dahlias, bells of Ireland, bupleureum, basil, lissianthus, sedum, grasses, and greenery.

Late Summer until frost (August-October): Celosia, wheat, pampass grass, hydrangeas, basil, mahogany splendor, Amaranthus, Zinnias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, pincuhsions, gomphrena, gladiolus, queen annes lace, scabiosa, poppy pods, strawflower, statice, nigellapods, dahlias, lissianthus, sedum, grasses, and greenery.