If you’re planning a wedding or working on a dried flower project in Canada, Etsy can be a tempting place to start. With so many beautiful listings and curated boxes, it’s easy to get drawn into the scrolling. I’ve spent a lot of time exploring dried flowers both as a grower and a maker, and I thought I’d share a few of the Canadian Etsy shops that consistently offer bulk dried flowers that look high quality, well-packaged, and creatively styled.
But I also want to gently encourage you to consider shopping directly from local flower farms when you can. I’ll explain more on that below, but first, here are some lovely Canadian Etsy finds.
Featured Canadian Etsy Shops for Bulk Dried Flowers
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FairmileCo — Ontario
Romantic, neutral-toned dried blooms—perfectly styled for weddings, with clean photography and a soft aesthetic that works beautifully for bouquets and décor. -
KarinyaBotanicals — British Columbia
Soft-tone DIY dried-flower boxes that make it easy to create a wedding bouquet or craft project without planning every stem yourself. Pastel palettes and curated selections make these boxes a stress-free option. -
MissFleurs — Quebec
Modern neutral styling, minimal packaging, and pre-made DIY dried flower kits that make designing arrangements simple and enjoyable. -
HanamizukiFlorist — Toronto, Ontario
A floral shop with a Japanese-inspired aesthetic, offering petite preserved bouquets, dried wreaths, and charming floral accents. Perfect for eco-conscious weddings and thoughtful gifts. -
TrueNorthDecorCA — Alberta
Known for rustic Canadian styling, this shop offers pampas bouquets, preserved eucalyptus stems, and dried arrangements that suit modern boho and rustic wedding décor. -
LavenderCreekByYves — Canada
Specializing in fragrant dried lavender bouquets, this shop’s offerings add a calming, aromatic touch to weddings, gifts, or home décor. Their bunches have an earthy, elegant feel.
Each of these Etsy sellers ships within Canada and has their own unique style—from soft, pastel palettes to bold rustic arrangements. If you choose Etsy, you’re still supporting small businesses, but there’s another option that puts even more of your money into the hands of the growers themselves.
A Gentle Reminder: Buying Direct Means More Money Goes to the Grower
As a dried flower grower myself, I can say this honestly: Etsy takes a big cut from sellers. Between fees, shipping markups, and the need to price competitively with imports, many Canadian flower growers end up making far less per order than you might think.
When you buy directly from a flower farm’s website or at a local market, more of your money goes into the hands that actually planted, harvested, and dried those stems. Often, it also means lower prices for you or better value—like fuller bunches or custom options that aren’t possible on Etsy.
Canadian Dried Flower Farms That Ship Within Canada
- Harvest Hill Flower Farm (Ontario) — naturally grown, dye-free dried flower stems and bouquets from my own field in Ontario: harvesthillflowers.com
- Dewhurst Flower Co. (Ontario) — known for their beautiful fresh and dried flower offerings.
- Euclid Farms (Toronto, Ontario) — elegant bunches of dried florals with a modern, stylish twist.
- Old Barn Flower Farm (Ontario) — offers a great range of dried flower options.
- Shamrock Farm (British Columbia) — ships BC-grown dried flowers across the country.
You can also try your local farmers market or reach out to nearby flower farms to ask if they offer dried blooms or small bunches. Many farms don’t list dried flowers online but are happy to sell them directly if you ask.
Wherever you choose to shop, I hope you find stems that inspire you to create something beautiful and meaningful for your wedding or creative project.