Your wedding flowers don’t have to be decided months ahead of time from a catalogue of blooms that may or may not be in season.
At Songbird Ranch, your flowers begin in the garden.
We grow our flowers and foliage here on the ranch and let the seasons have a say in what makes its way into your bouquet, arrangements, and celebration. That means your wedding flowers will reflect the time of year you’re married—the colours, textures, movement, and little surprises that happen to be blooming in our fields that week.
We also design without floral foam, choosing more natural and thoughtful ways to arrange your flowers. For us, growing flowers is about being a good steward of the land we’re lucky enough to farm, and we carry that same approach into our floral work.
A bouquet chosen from the garden
One of my favourite parts of creating wedding flowers at Songbird Ranch is that, during the week of your wedding, you can come out to the farm and walk the flower fields with me.
We’ll see what’s blooming, talk through colours and textures, and choose the flowers that feel right for your day. Maybe the ranunculus are having an especially good year. Maybe the zinnias are putting on a show. Maybe there’s a particular little flower you weren’t expecting that ends up being the perfect finishing touch.
Rather than choosing from a set recipe, we work with the garden that is actually growing around us.
Your bouquet is made for you, from what the season is offering us right then. No two are ever quite the same—and that’s part of the beauty of farm-grown flowers.
2026 Weddings
We are currently accepting a limited number of weddings and events for July through September 2026.
Because we grow everything seasonally, our wedding availability is limited to the months when our fields are full of flowers. Pricing is customized according to the size and needs of your celebration.
If you’re planning a summer wedding and love the idea of flowers that are grown, gathered, and designed right here at Songbird Ranch, I’d love to hear what you’re dreaming up.
