If you’re a bride planning a DIY wedding bouquet, a florist stocking up for clients, or a maker creating dried flower wreaths and arrangements, finding a reliable source for bulk dried flowers in Toronto can feel overwhelming.
When I first started my own dried flower journey, I quickly realized that while there are plenty of options online, not all dried flowers are equal. Quality, colour retention, and stem length can vary a lot—and shipping can add up fast. That’s why I’ve put together this guide to help you find the best bulk dried flowers in and around Toronto.
Why Buy Bulk Dried Flowers Locally?
Buying locally means:
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Fresher colour and better quality – less time in transit means flowers look their best.
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Lower shipping costs – or even free local pickup.
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Supporting Canadian growers and makers – your money stays in the community.
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Sustainable choices – many Ontario farms grow without dyes or chemical preservatives.
My Favourite Sources for Bulk Dried Flowers in Toronto & Ontario
1. Harvest Hill Flower Farm – Port Perry, Ontario
My own farm focuses on naturally grown, dye-free dried flowers in seasonal colours. I grow everything myself and dry them right on the farm, so you get high-quality stems perfect for bouquets, centrepieces, and DIY projects.
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2. Euclid Farms – Toronto, Ontario
An urban flower farm right in the city. They offer both fresh and dried flowers, including some harder-to-find varieties.
3. Old Barn Flower Farm – Bowmanville, Ontario
Known for rustic, farm-grown blooms, they sell dried bunches ideal for wedding and event work.
4. Shamrock Farm – Seaforth, Ontario
They offer a variety of dried flowers with a natural, country look—great for vintage-style weddings.
5. Etsy Sellers in Toronto
You can find small Canadian businesses selling dried flowers through Etsy. Search “dried flowers Toronto” to filter results, and check shop reviews to make sure you’re getting quality stems.
6. Amazon Canada
For quick delivery, Amazon has pre-bundled dried flowers. The quality can vary, so I recommend these for filler or craft projects rather than a wedding bouquet’s focal blooms.
How Much to Buy for a DIY Wedding Bouquet
If you’re making your own bouquet, here’s a general guideline for stem counts:
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Bridal bouquet (about 11 inches) – 45–60 stems, depending on flower size.
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Bridesmaid bouquet (about 7 inches) – 25–35 stems.
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Boutonnieres – 3–5 small stems each.
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Flower crowns – 15–20 mini stems.
Tip: If the farm offers mini stemmed bunches, you can save money and still have beautiful details for smaller pieces.
Final Thoughts
Toronto and the surrounding area have so many options for buying bulk dried flowers, whether you want to source directly from a local farm or browse online marketplaces. If you’re planning a DIY wedding or stocking your floral studio, start with a few bunches from different places—you’ll quickly see which style and quality fits your vision best.
For seasonal, naturally grown dried flowers in Ontario, you can always reach me at harvesthillflowers.com.