Your Wedding Flowers Shouldn’t Cost More than Your Dress

As a farmer florist, I specialize in micro weddings, intimate celebrations, and elopements. I grow the majority of what goes into your bouquet right here on our farm in Franklinville — and when I need to fill gaps or source specialty varieties, I turn to a trusted circle of local flower farmers from NJ and PA who grow with the same care and intention we do.

No national wholesale market. No flowers that traveled a thousand miles before they reached your hands. Just honest, seasonal stems from real local farms.

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Our Offerings & Services

  • Bridal Bouquets

    The centerpiece of your whole look, designed around your vision and what's at peak beauty on the farm at your wedding date.

  • Bridesmaids Bouquets

    Cohesive but not cookie-cutter, scaled to your party size.

  • Boutonnieres & Corsages

    Simple, fresh, and handmade with intention and care

  • Centerpieces & Bud Vases

    Seasonal arrangements that feel like they belong on a beautifully set table.

  • Full Elopement Floral Packages

    Everything you need, nothing you don’t — bridal bouquet, boutonniere, and any additional pieces bundled together for a seamless experience.

  • DIY Bulk Bloom Buckets

    Bulk blooms, harvested and professionally conditioned to last you well beyond your special day. Perfect for the DIY bride-to-be who wants to play with design.

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Check out our À La Carte Wedding Florals or Wedding Floral Packages:

A La Carte Florals
Wedding Floral Packages

Why a Farmer Florist Is Different

Most florists source from national wholesale markets — flowers that have traveled hundreds, sometimes thousands of miles before they reach your bouquet. By the time they arrive, they've already been through a lot. Ours haven't.

The majority of your wedding flowers were growing in our fields in Franklinville just days before your wedding day. When I need to supplement or source something special, I reach out to fellow local flower farmers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania — growers I know personally, who share our commitment to seasonal, intentional growing.

What you get is fresher, longer-lasting, and more beautiful than anything that came off a wholesale truck. And because I'm not marking up flowers I bought from a national distributor, you get a florist-quality experience at a price that actually fits a real wedding budget.

That's what it means to work with a farmer florist.

Your Flowers Should Feel as Personal as Your Vows

We grow them ourselves, source them from people we trust (to fill in any gaps), price them honestly, and care about your day as much as you do. 

That's what it means to work with a farmer florist. We genuinely love being part of it.

The Season of Local Flowers

One of the most beautiful parts of working with a farmer florist is that your flowers reflect the actual season you're getting married in. Here's a general guide to what's typically available throughout our growing season — updated as our fields and partner farms expand:

  • Spring (April — Late May) through Early Summer (June — Late July)

    For Spring, think double/peony tulips, ranunculus, anemones, sweet peas, snapdragons, stock, snapdragons, flowering dogwood, daffodils, hellebores, lilac, peonies, and more. For Early Summer, think garden roses, specialty sunflowers, snapdragons, cosmos, peonies, sweet William, scabiosa, bachelor's button, yarrow, campanula, early zinnias, and more.

  • Peak Summer (August — September) through Fall (October — November)

    For Peak Summer, think dahlias, zinnias, specialty sunflowers, celosia, amaranth, gomphrena, lisianthus, rudbeckia, globe amaranth, echinacea, grasses, late cosmos and more. For Fall, dahlias (still going strong), dried grasses, celosia, strawflower, amaranth, late zinnias, marigolds, seed heads, dried botanicals, and more.

  • This list grows as we do.

    As our farm expands and our grower network deepens, so does what we can offer. If you have a specific idea in mind, reach out — we'll always be honest about what's possible.

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Real Weddings

A growing collection of the florals we've had the honor of being part of.

The Reed Wedding - July 2026

Summer florals, with a mix of floristry and DIY! Working with Hanna to create her personals, and provide buckets of blooms for her to be creative with, was such a perfect example of being creative with your wedding florals budget! 

A social media post featuring a bride and five bridesmaids posing outdoors in front of a brick house. The bride wears a long white wedding gown with a long train, while the bridesmaids wear lavender, cream, and orange dresses. June bride with florals from Bits & Blooms Flower Farm.
A social media story screenshot showing a smiling woman in a white bridal gown holding large, lush bouquets of green foliage, purple flowers, and orange blossoms in an outdoor garden setting. Bridal bouquet with wedding florals from Bits & Blooms Flower Farm.
Full service wedding at Moorestown Community House, florals by Bits & Blooms Flower Farm & Florist
Rosenberg Wedding at Moorestown Community House, wedding florals by Bits & Blooms Flower Farm

The Rosenberg Wedding - June 2026

Garden-inspired, and late spring florals at their peak! Having creative liberty to create a color-blocked set of wedding florals, for such an easy-going, loving bride, was beyond amazing.

The Dorazio Wedding - September 2025

Whimsical, natural, and timeless — this September wedding was peak season in the most beautiful way. Dahlias, zinnias, and seasonal greenery in warm, earthy tones that felt like the farm came to the celebration. Stephanie was our first bride, and this moment was truly one we will never forget!

More weddings being added as our portfolio grows. Follow along on Instagram to see our most recent work.

What to expect

Simple Process, Beautiful Results

Working with a farmer florist is a little different than walking into a floral studio — and honestly, we think it’s better.

  • Reach Out

    Fill out our inquiry form with your date, vision, and a little about your wedding. We’ll get back to you within a few days.

  • Let’s Talk Flowers

    We'll have a conversation about your style, your colors, and what's growing on the farm and through our local grower network around your wedding date. Seasonality is part of what makes farm florals special — we'll always be honest with you about what will be at its best.

  • Wedding Florals Package & Mood Board Design

    After our call, we'll create a mood board for you, based on your inspiration photos, color palette, seasonally available flowers, and the overall aesthetic of the wedding. We will follow-up with an email with our wedding florals contract package as well.

  • Lock In Your Date

    A 50% non-refundable retainer (at signing) secures your date in our books and your flowers. We'll confirm all the details as your wedding approaches.

  • Check-Ins & Communication

    From here on out, the countdown begins! We'll touch base with you at 60 days, 30 days, 15 days, 7 days, and a few days prior.

  • Fresh on Your Wedding Day

    Your flowers are harvested and sourced close to your event date (typically 1-3 days before) and delivered or ready for pickup — fresh, fragrant, as we planned.

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Ready to Book?

We recommend reaching out at least 6–12 months before your wedding date for peak season bookings. We'll always try to accommodate shorter timelines when possible. Honestly, it's kind of become our specialty for our last-minute brides, and I'm proud of that!

A 50% non-refundable retainer secures your date. The remaining balance is due 30 days before your event.

We serve South Jersey and surrounding areas. Travel beyond 10 miles from Franklinville is available by quote — just ask.

Reserve Your Date

A Few Things People Ask

How far in advance should I book?

As early as possible for peak season dates (May through October). Typically, our couple reserve at least 12 months in advance. We recommend at least 6-12 months out for weddings, though we’ll always try to accommodate shorter timelines when we can. It's kind of become our thing!

Do you travel to venues?

Yes! We serve South Jersey and surrounding areas. Mention your venue location in your inquiry and we’ll confirm availability.

Can I choose a color palette?

Absolutely. We'll build a palette around what's in season on the farm and through our local grower network at your wedding date. We'll always be upfront about what's available and suggest beautiful alternatives.

Can I request specific flowers?

Our wedding florals are typically farmer's choice. Our offerings are guided by what's growing around your wedding date — on our farm and from our trusted local NJ and PA grower partners.

We'll always be honest with you about what's possible and suggest gorgeous alternatives when needed.

Do you offer a Bloom Bar for the reception?

Yes! A DIY bouquet Bloom Bar makes a beautiful addition to a cocktail hour or reception. Learn more about Bloom Bar Rentals here.