At first glance, two dried bridal bouquets may appear similar, but pricing often reflects differences in bouquet size, flower varieties, customization options, shipping, and whether the bouquet is intended as a DIY arrangement or a finished wedding piece.
To help couples better understand the market, I put together this comparison of dried bridal bouquet pricing from several Ontario and Toronto-area businesses.
Quick Price Comparison
| Vendor | Approximate Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Harvest Hill Flowers | $120 |
| Lady's Hat Farm | $40 (DIY mixed bouquet) |
| Miss Fleurs | $80+ |
| Karinya Botanicals | $90–$120 |
| Heaven Party Flowers | $120 |
| A.M. Lavender | $135 |
| The Luna | $175+ |
Prices reviewed June 2026. Taxes, shipping fees, bouquet size upgrades, and custom requests may increase final cost.
Harvest Hill Flowers — Starting at $120
At Harvest Hill Flowers, my goal is to create wedding flowers that feel personal, seasonal, and connected to the farm, while also remaining at an accessible price.
All of the flowers used in my bouquets are grown and naturally dried right here on the farm. Rather than importing large quantities of preserved flowers, I focus on varieties that dry beautifully and retain their colour, texture, and movement. Since my material cost is very low (it's all labour that I love doing in the garden), I'm able to sell my bridal bouquets without the markup that other vendors may need who are purchasing their flowers instead.
Starting at $120, my bridal bouquets are positioned as an accessible option for couples who want a finished, ready-to-carry wedding bouquet without luxury-level pricing.
Because I operate as a small flower farm rather than a traditional retail florist, I can keep pricing approachable while still creating something unique and handcrafted.
Lady's Hat Farm — Around $40
Lady's Hat Farm offers one of the most affordable options I found during my research.
Their mixed dried flower bouquets start around $40 and can be a great fit for couples who enjoy a DIY approach. With some simple arranging and ribbon wrapping, these bouquets can be transformed into a bridal bouquet at a very accessible price point.
For budget-conscious weddings, this can be a creative option, especially if you're comfortable doing a bit of styling yourself.
Miss Fleurs — Starting Around $80
Miss Fleurs offers preserved and dried floral designs that begin around the $80 mark for bridal bouquets.
Their pricing is similar to Harvest Hill's entry-level bridal bouquets, making them another option for couples looking for a professionally arranged dried bouquet without moving into higher-end pricing tiers.
Depending on the design and customization requested, final pricing may increase.
Karinya Botanicals — Approximately $90–$120
Karinya Botanicals specializes in dried and preserved floral designs with an emphasis on natural textures and similar flower choices to what I actually grow on the farm. She sources her flowers as locally as possible.
Most bridal bouquet offerings appear to fall within the $90–$120 range. This positions them slightly above many entry-level bouquets while remaining accessible compared to luxury wedding florals.
Couples seeking a more curated botanical aesthetic may find their work appealing.
Heaven Party Flowers — Around $120
Heaven Party Flowers offers wedding florals that generally begin around $120 for bridal bouquets.
At this price point, couples can often expect larger bouquet sizes, additional flower varieties, and more customization compared with entry-level dried bouquets.
For couples wanting a fuller statement bouquet, this may represent a middle ground between budget-friendly and luxury wedding flowers.
A.M. Lavender — Around $135
A.M. Lavender is known for incorporating lavender and preserved florals into wedding designs.
Bridal bouquet pricing starts around $135, reflecting both the finished design work and specialty materials used throughout their collections.
For couples drawn to a romantic countryside aesthetic, this style may be worth considering.
The Luna — Starting at $175+
The Luna sits at the higher end of the dried bridal bouquet market among the businesses reviewed.
With pricing beginning around $175, their bouquets are positioned as premium wedding florals. This pricing may reflect larger bouquet sizes, imported preserved flowers, or luxury design services.
Couples seeking a highly customized wedding flower experience may find value in the additional investment.
What Actually Affects Dried Bridal Bouquet Pricing?
One reason wedding flower pricing can seem confusing is that several factors influence the final cost:
Bouquet Size
A petite bridal bouquet requires significantly fewer stems than a large statement bouquet.
Flower Varieties
Certain preserved flowers and imported materials cost substantially more than farm-grown dried flowers.
Custom Colour Palettes
Custom wedding colour matching often requires additional sourcing and design time.
Shipping
Unlike fresh flowers, dried bouquets can be shipped throughout Ontario and Canada. However, shipping costs can add meaningfully to the final price.
Design Time
A bouquet is more than a collection of stems. Design, conditioning, drying, storage, and packaging all contribute to the final cost.
Which Dried Bridal Bouquet Offers the Best Value?
The answer depends on what you're looking for.
If your goal is the lowest possible cost, a DIY bouquet option such as Lady's Hat Farm may be the best fit.
If you're looking for a finished bridal bouquet while keeping your budget under $100, Harvest Hill Flowers, Miss Fleurs, and Karinya Botanicals offer strong options.
If customization and luxury design services are your priority, higher-priced bouquets from The Luna and other premium wedding florists may be worth considering.
Final Thoughts
One of the things I love most about dried wedding flowers is that they don't have to disappear after your wedding day.
Long after the cake is eaten and the decorations are packed away, your bouquet can still sit on a shelf, hang on a wall, or become part of your home.
Whether you're spending $40 or $175+, the best bridal bouquet is the one that feels right for your style, your wedding, and your budget.
At Harvest Hill Flowers, I believe beautiful wedding flowers should feel personal, natural, and accessible—and that's exactly what I aim to create with every bouquet.
