From Our Farm To Your Vase

Meghan came to us with hot pink bridesmaid dresses, a love of hydrangea blue, and one inspiration photo that turned out to be a casket spray. Here’s how we turned it into the most colorful wedding of our season.

Kaitlin & Hunter: A Peach and Dusty Blue Wedding at Breckenridge Barn

Peach garden roses, dusty blue delphinium, and soft pink stock spilling out in every direction. Come see the bouquet we still can’t stop talking about, and the June day at Breckenridge Barn it was made for.

Sam & Corbin’s Classic Wedding at the Tidewater Inn

What happens when you skip the centerpieces and spend it all on the pieces that mean something? A classic Tidewater Inn wedding, and one very well dressed dog.

Summer Wedding at Rehoboth Beach Country Club

Soft blue skies, a breeze off the bay, and flowers in every shade of blue we could grow. Come see how this summer celebration came together at Rehoboth Beach Country Club.

Late Summer Family Farm Wedding in Centreville, MD

A tent in the middle of a field, pastel bunting, and a bridal bouquet small enough to hold in one hand. Take a look at this Centreville farm wedding.

The wedding couple smiling with the bridesmaids in light blue dresses while carrying bouquets

Summer Backyard Wedding in Cambridge, MD

There’s a particular ease to getting married in a backyard you already know by heart. Step into this summer wedding in Cambridge, all white blooms and soft blue.

Summer Wedding at the Delaware Botanic Gardens

Soft blue delphinium, peach garden roses, and the first dahlias of the season, all cut the day before. Here’s the farm-grown flower story behind Hannah and Panayi’s June wedding at the Delaware Botanic Gardens.

Jordyn & Adam’s October Wedding at Baldcypress Nature Center

A romantic October wedding at Baldcypress Nature Center in Delaware featuring a seasonal bridal bouquet by Winters Farm Florals and DIY bud vase centerpieces designed by the bride.

Spring Wedding Flowers in Maryland: What’s in Season on the Eastern Shore

Planning a spring wedding on the Eastern Shore? From the lush, pillowy layers of late-spring Peonies to the delicate textures of Ranunculus, spring is the season of romance and renewal. Discover which blooms are at their peak in Maryland, why seasonal sourcing ensures the freshest designs, and how to choose a color palette that perfectly captures the coastal spring landscape.

Courtney & Kyle’s Timeless Green and White Wedding at Breckenridge Barn

A timeless green and white wedding at Breckenridge Barn featuring classic florals, lush greenery, and an elegant ceremony-to-reception floral design.

Breckenridge Barn Sweetheart Table with Loose Greenery on the Table by Winters Farm Florals

Wedding Garlands in Maryland: What to Know Before You Order (and What to Do Instead)

Wedding garlands are everywhere right now, but here’s what most couples aren’t told: custom, hand-made floral garlands are one of the most labor-intensive and product-heavy pieces you can include in a wedding design. They require an enormous volume of greenery (and often flowers), hours of construction time, and a budget that typically surprises people.

How to Source Fresh Local Peonies in Maryland From a Local Flower Farm

Peony season is coming—and if you’re a Maryland florist or event planner, now’s the time to plan. Learn how to source fresh, locally grown peonies from Winters Farm Florals before they sell out. We’re sharing bloom timing, pre-order tips, and everything you need to make peony season a success.

Red flowers in the hoop house at Winters Farm Florals

What Maryland Florists Want From a Wholesale Flower Supplier (And How Local Farms Are Stepping Up)

Tired of late shipments and generic stems? Maryland florists are moving toward local wholesale flower suppliers who offer freshness, flexibility, and partnership. See how local farms are stepping up—and why florists are taking notice.

Winters Farm Florals hoop house during harvest with buckets of florals up close

Why Sourcing Local Flowers in Maryland Matters for Florists & Event Planners

More florists and event planners are sourcing local flowers—and Maryland-grown blooms are leading the way. In this post, we explore how local wholesale flowers offer fresher stems, sustainable sourcing, and stronger relationships between florists and farms. See why “local” isn’t just a trend—it’s a smarter business decision.

Winters Farm Florals preparing an arrangement

A Floral Look at Salero in Rehoboth Beach

This fall, I had the joy of designing wedding flowers for a beautiful celebration at Solero in Rehoboth Beach, and I can’t stop thinking about it. I’m always drawn to smaller, more intimate weddings, and this venue was the perfect size for just that. Cozy, stylish,...

Seasonal Wedding Flowers on Maryland’s Eastern Shore: Why Local Blooms Make All the Difference

Planning a wedding on Maryland’s Eastern Shore? Discover how farm-grown, seasonal flowers can bring natural beauty and personal meaning to your bridal party florals. From bridesmaid bouquets to boutonnieres, see what’s in bloom and why choosing a farmer-florist makes all the difference.

small floral centerpiece in a compote vase

Charming Small Centerpieces with Flowers: Inspiration from the Eastern Shore