Inspired by the magical gardens of storybooks and childhood dreams,
We offer evocative, whimsical floral designs for weddings and celebrations in Vermont.
To provide you with flowers of ultimate grace and quality, we use sustainably grown, fragrant blooms and foliage, grown by us & other farmers here in northern Vermont. Couples who seek elegant, garden-gathered and slightly wild style love our work.
We currently offer a la carte service only. See the link below for details.
Photo by Ashley Largesse at Topnotch Resort
Birke Photography
Photo by Danielle Allendorf Photography at Topnotch Resort
Photo by Luv Lens at Edson Hill Manor
““Thank you again for the wonderful, beautiful flowers. Your design aesthetic was fresh, elegant, and just what K. wanted.””
Flowers for Weddings
From the seed of an idea to the spread of blooms on your celebration tables, we will work with you every step of the way to realize your vision of beautiful, sustainable flowers for your wedding day. Have a look through our photos and get in touch to start your floral adventure!
The Gardens
We grow a lush array of flowers, vines, and fragrant foliage in several gardens on our northern Vermont homestead, which has been free of pesticides from the very beginning. Each variety is carefully selected for its beauty, subtlety, and hardiness.
Shop
Blossoming Bough Flowers seasonally offers our own dahlia tubers, and handmade holiday wreaths and garland, for sale. See our online shop for currently available wreaths or dahlia tubers.
“If I could give Eva 100 stars, I would. She is the most incredible floral artist I have ever seen. My guests, many of whom had their own weddings, have shared the same sentiment. I work a very demanding job down in NYC and was stressed enough as it is to plan a destination wedding without having met any of my vendors prior. . . . I am a detail oriented person and . . . I really truly could not have asked for a better person to work with and if you are lucky enough to book Blossoming Bough, your flowers will exceed all expectations. My flowers were absolutely perfect and my only regret was that I did not preserve them forever.”
Curious about what inspires us and how we do what we do?