Dried wedding bouquets in Toronto can vary depending on the size, flower varieties, colour palette, and how custom the design is. As a general starting point, dried bridal bouquets are often around $80–$150+, with bridesmaid bouquets typically costing less.

Curious how dried flower prices compare with other options in Toronto? I put together a detailed dried flower price comparison for Toronto, including examples from local and Canadian flower businesses.

For couples looking for something completely custom, I can also create dried bridal bouquets around your wedding colours, style, and preferred flowers.

Yes. I grow and forage all of the flowers I use right here on my Ontario flower farm. I harvest them at their best and naturally dry them without dyes, preservatives, or artificial colouring.

I grow a variety of flowers specifically for drying, including strawflower, statice, globe amaranth, globe thistle, billy buttons, bachelor’s buttons, feverfew, and more. The exact flowers and colours available for your wedding will vary from season to season depending on what I’m growing and how the flowers perform in the garden.

No. I grow my flowers without the use of pesticides. I use natural growing practices on the farm and carefully harvest and dry the flowers by hand. This means your wedding flowers aren't just beautiful — you also know exactly where they came from and how they were grown.

I recommend ordering as early as possible, especially for custom wedding flowers. Dried flowers can be prepared ahead of time, but I take on a limited number of weddings each season and availability depends on what I've grown and dried.

With proper care, dried flowers can last for years. Keeping them out of direct sunlight and away from moisture will help preserve their colour and condition.

Yes. You don't need to order flowers for your entire wedding. I offer individual wedding pieces as well as larger custom orders, depending on seasonal availability.

Some delicate dried flowers may shed a little when handled, which is a natural part of working with real dried flowers. I carefully select and prepare each arrangement to help minimize shedding while keeping the natural character of the flowers.

Yes! Dried flowers are a wonderful option for winter and other off-season weddings because they aren't dependent on what's blooming on your wedding date. Flowers can be grown, harvested, and dried well in advance.

Absolutely. When planning a custom order, we'll work together around your wedding colour palette and the flowers I have available. Since I grow many of the flowers myself, availability can vary with the growing season.

Yes! Dried wedding bouquets and arrangements can be shipped across Canada. Dried flowers don't require water or refrigeration, making them especially convenient to transport. I package them safely for travelling.

For custom orders, I provide sample images for you to review and make revisions as needed so we can make sure the overall look feels right for your wedding day.