BULK FLOWERS BY THE BUCKET
Bulk flowers by the bucket are a great way to try your hand at floral design!
They are a nice option for a DIY wedding, to pair with our a la carte wedding options, for bridal & baby showers, graduation parties, or whatever you have in mind. There are roughly 50-70 stems per bucket with a mix of focal, texture, fill, and foliage. One bucket makes 3-5 pint-sized centerpieces or 2-3 bridesmaid bouquets.
How It Works
DIY buckets come in two options--grower's choice or designer's choice.
Grower's choice DIY buckets
Filled with whatever is freshest and most abundant on the farm at the time of harvest.
You as the designer are unable to make any input into color palette.
These DIY buckets are $80 + a $5 bucket deposit.
Designer's choice DIY buckets
Allow you to make some input into the color palette of the buckets.
We offer three color ways for these DIY buckets--vibrant & bright, deep & moody, and soft pastels.
These DIY buckets are $100 + a $5 bucket deposit.
Only flowers DIY buckets
Perfect for bud vases or floral-forward design projects or to pair with our other DIY buckets for even more flowers!!
We offer three color ways for these DIY buckets--vibrant & bright, deep & moody, and soft pastels.
These DIY buckets are $150 + a $5 bucket deposit.
If you prefer not to incur the bucket charge, feel free to bring your own bucket. Otherwise, once you return the buckets, we will refund your deposit.
Please note that regardless of if you choose grower's choice or designer's choice, these buckets are filled with whatever is currently available on the farm at any given time. That being the case, if you are looking for very specific types of flowers or color palettes (i.e. all white) this may not be the best option for you.
Contact bleedheartfloral@gmail.com for more information with By the Bucket as the subject line.
Why Local
Know Your Blooms: The Local Advantage in Transparency and Freshness!
Flowers from the traditional floral trade travel hundreds of miles in refrigerated compartments of airplanes and semi trucks, often out of water and having to sit for days in a chemical quarantine to ensure no foreign pests or diseases enter into the United States as they cross borders.
Local flowers don’t have to go through such a crazy journey to get to their end consumer. You can know exactly where your flowers were grown, when they were harvested, and what chemicals (or lack thereof) they came into contact with.