Wedding Flowers in
Raleigh, Durham & Chapel Hill, NC

Local color for relaxed, meaningful celebrations

Looking for wedding flowers in Chapel Hill, Raleigh, or Durham that are seasonal, sustainable, and personal? You’re in the right place.

Hen House Flowers is the floral design studio at Buck Naked Farm in Pittsboro, NC. We grow specialty cut flowers and craft garden-inspired arrangements for weddings across the Triangle—including Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Apex, Sanford, and Holly Springs. Every design features blooms grown right here on our farm, selected to reflect your style, your season, and your story.

Who our flowers are for

We get it - You’re not planning one of those theatrical wedding productions—you’re planning a personal celebration that feels real, meaningful.

You love the idea of real flowers that reflect the season, the setting, and your story—natural, relaxed, and beautiful without trying too hard.

Whether you're planning a full scale garden party, a barn reception, or something all your own, we’re here to help your wedding day be authentically unique.

Photo by Katie Stolz Photography

We might be a good fit if you:

✅ Love seasonal, garden-inspired or wildflower designs
✅ Want an authentic, heartfelt celebration — not a Broadway show
✅ Care about local sustainability
✅ Value honest pricing and clear communication
✅ Prefer a relaxed, personalized planning experience

Our wedding flower services

Full service

For Raleigh-Durham brides who want a turn-key wedding flower package, delivered & setup for a gorgeous, hassle-free wedding day at any western Triangle, NC wedding venue.

Investment ranges from $2,500+. Our typical full service wedding clients spend ~$4,000-$6,000.

A la carte

Individually priced bridal bouquets, boutonnieres and arrangements for pick up at our Pittsboro farm or venue drop off perfect for a micro wedding or elopement.

Prices range from $225+. Most a la carte wedding clients spend ~$1,600.

Full service vs a la carte: What to expect

Which flower service level fits you?

We offer two wedding floral services, depending on what you're planning and how involved you'd like us to be. Here's a side-by-side to help you choose:

Is your date available?

We take a limited number of weddings per season to keep things personal. Check your date below—we’d love to grow something beautiful for you.

Wedding bouquet at Oakland Farms in Bear Creek, NC

Why wedding flowers from a NC flower farm?

Your wedding is a special moment in time. Locally grown flowers capture that seasonal feeling of color and texture that make your event unique.

Pinterest boards curate a vision, but you want your wedding day to be unique, not a cookie cutter of someone else’s.

I work with couples who love the lush look of garden-fresh flowers. Because I grow my own, I can use delicate, fragrant varieties a traditional wedding florist can’t easily find.

Schedule a call with me to see if we are a good fit for your needs!

Which flowers are in bloom for your Raleigh wedding date?

Start with color.


Our free Seasonal Flower Lookbook features 11 curated palettes inspired by what’s blooming here in North Carolina — created to help you envision your wedding flowers with clarity and ease.

Local wedding flower FAQ

  • It varies each season! I can generally work with most color palettes, but the flower types may vary. Seasonal local beauty is guaranteed, but specific flowers and exact colors are not. With 6-9 months notice, I can even custom grow flowers for your event!

    You can always peek at what I’m planning to grow on my flower calendar. But note that weather and crop performance are fickle! My planting plan is a seasonal guide, not a guarantee. Seasonal local beauty

    Learn more about NC flower availability in our blog articles “Best Focal Flowers for Spring Weddings” and “The Best Spring Foliage for DIY Weddings.”

  • Good for you! Securing your event date is job #1. I am currently booking for the 2025 wedding season.

    To inquire about availability, schedule a 15-minute phone consultation or email me. Note that your date is only secured once you sign your contract and pay the deposit.

    We’ll spend a few minutes chatting so I can hear about your wedding visions and Pinterest plans and you can learn about my floral style and process.

    If we are a good fit, I’ll send you a pricing proposal with colors and sample flower images for you to consider.

  • Like cakes, venues and dresses, it depends. The flowers and quantities you choose will have the greatest impact on your pricing. We can discuss options depending on your likes and needs.

    A rule of thumb is to plan 10-15% of your wedding budget for a moderate mount of commonly available flowers. Increase that to 15-20% of your budget if you want lots of focal flowers, specialty flowers, or have a large bridal party.

    Want a custom flower proposal? Email me!

    I will provide a detailed pricing proposal after our phone consultation where I learn more about your plans and needs.

  • Our wedding flower farm is located just outside Pittsboro, North Carolina. We’re convenient to Cary, Apex, Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill.

    We’re less than 30-minutes from wedding venues in both Wake and Chatham Counties. Schedule a consultation today!

  • Yes - I use all organic practices on our flower farm because of our love for pollinators and our environment. But we are not officially certified organic.

  • Yes! If you store flowers in a cool, dark place overnight, you can definitely pick them up the day before your wedding from our farm in Pittsboro. The exception is installation flowers, which we recommend picking up the morning of your event.

Have a different question? Email me at bucknakedfarmnc@gmail.com

Raleigh-Durham wedding flower reviews

“I ordered a big batch of DIY flowers from Jennifer at Buck Naked Farm for my wedding this fall and it made the whole event extra-special!!

I reached out to Jennifer when I found her page about DIY event flowers online and she helped me pick out flowers and foliage that fit my vision, my budget, and were in-season. She even grew a beautiful sunset-pink sunflower just for my event and it was a huge hit.”

ML, Raleigh, NC