Courtney & Brayden
St. Paul Alberta – June 21, 2025
We’re so happy to share the beautiful DIY wedding flowers that Courtney and Brayden created for their special day! 
They chose a custom selection of budget-friendly and elegant blooms that perfectly matched their romantic garden-style wedding.
Congratulations again, Courtney + Brayden! 
you guys did so great bringing your floral vision to life — beautiful, simple, and meaningful.
What They Chose:
- Light Purple Carnation x 2
- Peach Carnation Standard x 1
- Country Home Rose (peach) x 1
- Blush/Soft Pink Ranunculus x 1
- Pink Ranunculus x 2
- Light Yellow Roses – Spray x 2
- Pink Mums (Berry Sorbet) – Spray x 2
- Matricaria (chamomile) – 10 stem bunch x 2
- Blue Nigella x 3
- Yellow Snapdragons – 10 stems x 2
- Light Purple Stock – 10 stem bunch x 1
- Peach Stock – 10 stem bunch x 1
- Peach Carnations – Mini x 2
- Light Blue Delphinium – 10 stems x 3
- Orange Disbud Mums – Large Size Cushion Style – 10 stem bunch x 1
- Eucalyptus – Parvifolia x 2
Review:
I just wanted to reach out to share a few photos of our flowers from the weekend. It was so fun to do with my girls and I am so so happy with how they turned out. We also had more than enough to fill all our bud vases which was great. Thank you again!
Reason Courtney Decided to DIY
We decided to DIY largely because of cost but also because my Mom has been doing a cut flower garden for a couple years so we’ve been experimenting with bouquets recently! We also got married on our farm where there weren’t a lot of florists around. Plus it was a really fun thing to do with my girls on the day before after all our set up was done! It was cute to see how proud everyone was with their bouquet on the wedding day.
Tips Courtney Had for Other people Who Want to DIY
As far as tips, we made sure to give ourselves the whole morning the day before the wedding. We had also gone to a few little workshops before which were fun mother-daughter dates and whenever we were buying flowers for people we just practiced arranging them.
Photographer: Seanna Leaf Photography
