This farm-grown wedding flowers package is built for intimate celebrations in Santa Rosa and the surrounding Sonoma County area. It covers personal flowers for a small wedding party plus one table arrangement, all grown on the florist's own farm. It suits hosts planning a smaller guest list who still want fresh, seasonal blooms on the people and the table that matter most.
Flowers grown for your day
This florist practices farm-to-event floristry: every flower in your arrangements is grown on its own 2-acre farm. The team describes its cultivation as eco-friendly and focused on sustainability, and its design style leans rustic, whimsical and unique. Because the flowers come from the field rather than a distant
This farm-grown wedding flowers package is built for intimate celebrations in Santa Rosa and the surrounding Sonoma County area. It covers personal flowers for a small wedding party plus one table arrangement, all grown on the florist's own farm. It suits hosts planning a smaller guest list who still want fresh, seasonal blooms on the people and the table that matter most.
Flowers grown for your day
This florist practices farm-to-event floristry: every flower in your arrangements is grown on its own 2-acre farm. The team describes its cultivation as eco-friendly and focused on sustainability, and its design style leans rustic, whimsical and unique. Because the flowers come from the field rather than a distant wholesaler, what goes into your bouquets depends on what is in season, which is reviewed with you during your consultation.
What's included
- Bridal bouquet
- Groom's boutonniere
- 2 bridesmaid bouquets
- 2 groomsmen boutonnieres
- 1 table arrangement
- Phone consultation and an emailed proposal
- One mockup after your contract is signed
Pricing at a glance
The Intimate Package is listed at $700 and falls under the florist's full-service floral design offering. It sits between a smaller elopement option and a larger package with more bouquets and centerpieces, so it fits a wedding party of two attendants on each side. Custom quotes are available if you want to add pieces such as ceremony decor, flower crowns or cake flowers.
A style that feels natural
The design approach suits outdoor gatherings, barn and garden settings, vineyard celebrations and any event where you want flowers that feel gathered rather than formal. Each order is tailored to the host's vision, so you can share venue photos, attire photos, fabric swatches, color palettes and social media inspiration to guide the look. Reviewers mention mood boards that matched their vision closely.
Who this package fits
The Intimate Package works for small weddings, backyard ceremonies and dinner receptions where one table arrangement anchors the room, such as a head table or a welcome table. It keeps the focus on the wedding party while leaving room in your budget for other details. If your guest list grows, the florist can quote additional centerpieces or move you to a larger package.
Seasonal blooms and DIY options
If you want to stretch your budget further, the florist also sells DIY flowers in buckets of 60 stems for $125 each, curated to your colors and aesthetic. Some hosts pair a package like this with DIY buckets for bud vases or extra tables. One reviewer described guided help with a DIY setup, so ask about combining both approaches during your consultation.
Delivery, setup and breakdown
Delivery, setup and breakdown are offered within a 50-mile radius of the farm, with a $75 minimum for floral delivery. Event installation is billed as a separate fee. If you would like flowers moved from your ceremony to your reception, or picked up at the end of the night, mention it during your consultation so it can be built into your plan.
How booking works
Booking starts with a consultation, held by phone by preference, though an in-person visit to the farm can be arranged on request. Come prepared with your budget, style preferences and inspiration images. After the consultation, the florist drafts a proposal and emails it to you. Once the contract is signed, you receive one mockup, usually a table centerpiece, created 30 to 60 days before your date. Request your booking through Events in Minutes to get started.
Timing and policies
Most hosts reach out six to eight months before the event, though there is no minimum or maximum lead time. There is also no minimum spend for weddings; in the florist's own words, all are welcome. Arches and flower tower rentals are available as non-floral decor, while flower preservation is not offered, so plan for that separately if you want to keep your bouquet.
What hosts say
The florist is five-star rated by hosts who praise clear communication, bouquets that exceeded expectations and flowers that lasted all day. One reviewer noted that the team helped them stay within budget by suggesting bulk greenery. That mix of creative input and practical planning is a big part of why farm-grown flowers feel approachable here.
