Our Do-It-Yourself Bulk Buckets provide a budget-conscious solution for those who want the flexibility of arranging flowers to their needs.  Each bucket comes with approximately 70 stems of focal flowers, supporting flowers, and foliage – everything you need to create stunning arrangements.

How it works

Choose your color preference and number of buckets on the form below.

We offer three color palettes:

Bright and Cheerful

Soft Pastels

All White (plus foliage) —- March through May only.

How many stems do I need?

One bucket is enough to create

• One bridal bouquet and bouquets for 1-2 attendants

• 5-7 quart-sized mason jar bouquets

• or 25 bud vases

This will vary greatly depending on how full and lush you want your arrangements to be. If in doubt we recommend ordering up, to give you the freedom to create.

Can I request specific flowers?

We will do our best to honor your preferences (for example, ‘No Sunflowers’, or “Avoid Red or Bright Yellow”. That said, each bucket is comprised of what is freshest and best in the field that week. Mother Nature decides what we grow, and when, far more than we do.

Because you are buying from a local farm, we can not provide ranunculus in September, or heirloom chryanthemums in March. Each bloom has its season, and we believe that seasonality adds to the special nature of your event.

While we do our best to fill special requests we can not guarantee specific blooms, even when in season.

Pickup or Delivery?

Our bulk flowers are available for pickup at our Davis location, or by delivery. After we receive your order we’ll reach out to arrange a time for pickup or delivery. Delivery is available at an additional fee to the following zip codes:

$15 Davis, Woodland, Dixon

95616, 95618

$25 West Sacramento, Sacramento, Vacaville

$35

Roseville, Granite Bay

What to do when I receive my buckets?

The flowers will arrive conditioned and ready to design with. Keep them in an air conditioned or cool room, out of direct sunlight, and away from ripening fruit. (The methane released by fruit will cause some flowers to age quickly).