Artisanal arrangements using locally sourced, seasonal California blooms. Designed for weddings, events, and those who believe a room is never complete without flowers.
Summer Solstice Collection
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The Summer Solstice
$125
Current Season — Summer 2026
The Summer Solstice
A voluminous arrangement of Paeonia lactiflora — California-grown peonies at peak bloom — paired with garden roses, ranunculus, and sculptural greenery. Designed to last 7–10 days with proper care.
$125
Free delivery on orders $150+
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Midnight Garden
Midnight Garden
White Roses$180
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Desert Neutral
Desert Neutral
Dried Florals$95
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Canyon Echo
Canyon Echo
Wildflower Mix$110
Rooted in California nature.
We believe in the quiet luxury of undone elegance. Every stem is thoughtfully selected from local California growers to create arrangements that feel both structural and wildly organic — as if the field itself reached into the room.
Locally sourced from Northern California growers
Seasonally curated — never generic or imported
Custom wedding and event installations
Weekly subscription arrangements available
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850+
Weddings Designed
14
Years in Sacramento
100%
California Grown
32
Partner Farms
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Current Season 2026
The Collection.
Summer Solstice
Peonies & Garden Roses$125
Seasonal
Midnight Garden
White Roses$180
Desert Neutral
Dried Florals$95
Canyon Echo
Wildflower Mix$110
The Muted Blush
Dusty Rose & Sage$145
Black Iris Study
Deep Moody Tones$220
Limited
Golden Hour
Dried Wheat & Marigold$85
Wild Coastal
Protea & Native Blooms$160
New
The Archive
Heritage Roses$195
Weekly subscriptions.
Fresh California blooms delivered on a schedule that suits you. Pause or cancel anytime.
Weekly
Fresh Stems
$55/week
A curated selection of whatever's most beautiful from our partner farms that week. Seasonal, spontaneous, and always California-grown.
Weekly delivery
Seasonal selection
Pause anytime
Monthly
Seasonal
$180/month
A monthly statement arrangement designed around the season's hero flowers. These are the pieces we're proudest of — elevated, composed, and presented with full care notes.
Monthly large arrangement
Florist's personal selection
Full care guide included
10% off shop items
Quarterly
Curated
$320/quarter
Our most intentional subscription — one extraordinary installation-level arrangement each season, hand-designed by Maia Reyes and delivered with white-glove service.
Seasonal installation piece
White-glove delivery & setup
Exclusive subscriber events
15% off all shop items
Wedding
Weddings & Events
Where flowers become memory.
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Most Popular
Full Wedding Package
Complete floral design for your entire wedding — ceremony florals, reception arrangements, bridal party flowers, and bud vases. We handle everything from first sketch to final stem.
From $4,500
Includes consultation, setup & breakdown
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Intimate Ceremonies
Elopement & Micro-Wedding
Thoughtful, complete florals for ceremonies of up to 30 guests. All the artistry, none of the scale. Perfect for intimate venues, backyard ceremonies, and City Hall celebrations.
From $1,200
Up to 30 guests
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Corporate & Brand
Corporate Events
Brand activations, product launches, private dinners, and corporate galas. We design installations that photograph beautifully and leave an impression. Regular clients receive preferred scheduling.
From $850
Custom quotes for recurring events
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Large Format
Installations & Arches
Statement floral installations — ceiling treatments, ceremony arches, living walls, and dramatic entranceways. Designed to transform a space and serve as a backdrop for a day's worth of photographs.
Custom Quote
Contact us to discuss scope
Ceremony
Reception
Bridal Party
Arch
Installation
Detail
How it works.
01
Inquiry
Submit your inquiry with your date, venue, and a sense of your vision. We respond within 48 hours.
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Consultation
A 60-minute design session — in person or virtual — where we explore your aesthetic, palette, and inspiration.
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Proposal
A full floral proposal with itemized pricing, mood board, and sample flower list. No surprises.
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Design
We source and design everything fresh. A final walkthrough call confirms every detail the week before.
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Your Day
We handle setup and breakdown entirely. You'll never see us — only what we leave behind.
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Ready to begin?
Tell us about your day and we'll get back to you within two business days with availability and initial thoughts. No commitment required.
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Email
weddings@bloombotanic.com
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Phone
(916) 555-0291
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Studio
Midtown Sacramento, CA
The Journal
Notes from the studio.
Weddings
June 3, 2026 · 8 min read
What Your Florals Say About Your Wedding
Flowers are rarely just flowers at a wedding. They carry weight — the color of your palette tells a story about elegance or exuberance. The height of your centerpieces signals intimacy or grandeur. After 14 years and 850 weddings, we've noticed patterns in what couples choose, and what those choices reveal about the day they're dreaming of.
Here's our guide to reading the room — and the flowers — before your consultation.
Read the full piece →
Sourcing
May 18, 2026 · 5 min read
A Season in Review: California's Best Summer Blooms
June in Northern California is an embarrassment of riches. We visited six partner farms this month to see what's at peak and what's coming. A field report from the road.
Design
April 30, 2026 · 6 min read
The Art of the Dried Arrangement
Dried flowers have had a renaissance — but not all dried arrangements are created equal. Here's what separates a beautiful lasting piece from something that looks like it belongs in a gift shop.
Care
April 10, 2026 · 4 min read
How to Make Your Arrangement Last Twice as Long
The single most neglected part of owning beautiful flowers is knowing how to keep them. Our lead florist shares the care rituals that extend life and preserve vibrancy well beyond the standard five days.
Studio
March 22, 2026 · 7 min read
Inside the Bloom Botanic Studio: A Morning with Maia
We opened the studio doors at 5AM on a Tuesday — the hour when orders get built, the day's arrangements take shape, and the real work happens before anyone else wakes up.
Story
Our Story
Grown from the ground up.
"I started Bloom with a bucket of dahlias from my neighbor's garden and a folding table at the Sacramento farmers market. Fourteen years later, we're still doing exactly that — just at greater scale, and with considerably better knives."
Bloom Botanic was founded in 2012 by Maia Reyes, a self-taught florist who grew up on her family's flower farm in the Sacramento Valley. What began as a market stall became a studio, then a full-service floral design house serving some of California's most beautiful weddings and events.
From the beginning, the philosophy has been simple: flowers should feel like they belong. Not arranged, not placed — grown there. Every piece we create starts with that question: what would nature do?
Today, Bloom works with 32 partner farms across Northern California, sourcing exclusively what's in season and at peak. We don't stock filler. We don't import from South America. If it doesn't grow here, it doesn't go in the arrangement.
Sourcing
California grown, always.
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Partner Farms
We work with 32 farms across the Sacramento Valley, Sierra Foothills, and Northern Coast. Relationships built over a decade mean we get first access to the best of each harvest — the stems no one else sees.
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Seasonal Only
Our menu changes with the growing calendar. If it's not in season in California, it's not in our studio. This constraint is our greatest creative asset — it forces us to work with what's extraordinary right now.
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Zero Imports
We made the decision in 2018 to stop importing flowers from overseas. It was hard. We lost some clients who wanted South American roses in January. We gained a clarity of vision we wouldn't trade for anything.
Meet the Founder
Maia Reyes
Founder & Lead Designer
Maia grew up on her family's dahlia farm in Woodland, CA, where she spent summers learning which flowers bloomed when and why. She trained in San Francisco before returning to Sacramento to start Bloom at 28.
Her design philosophy draws from Japanese ikebana — the idea that negative space is as important as the flower itself — filtered through a distinctly Californian sensibility. She is obsessed with texture, allergic to symmetry, and has strong opinions about peonies.
When she's not in the studio, she tends a half-acre cutting garden behind her home in Land Park and serves on the board of the California Cut Flower Commission.
