12/16/2024
Why Book a Flower Farmer Florist for your Wedding ππ©βπΎ
At Hawk Hill Flowers, we grow as many flowers ourselves as we can. How does that affect our brides and event customers?
1) Specially Grown Flowers. BOOK IN THE FALL OR WINTER before your wedding/event, and we have the capability to grow flowers specially for you! Bride Natalie booked a year before her August wedding, and I grew dahlias specifically for the blush, white, and coral theme of her flowers! (Pics 8+9).
2) Fresher Flowers. By growing your flowers ourselves (and buying local!), we ensure freshness over the imported flowers of wholesale. There are also many types of flowers that don't travel well that we grow easily here in North Georgia! Dahlias, Zinnias, and Cosmos are examples of this.
3) Unique Flowers. I grow what I like to work with, and since everyone is different, that makes your flowers different! I often use fresh herbs for their flowers, texture, and scents in bouquets and arrangements, for example, and grow landscaping plants around my house specifically for their unique look in my work!
Book ASAP to put in your request for 2025 flowers, and we can grow flowers specially for you!
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Pic 1: Bride Amanda's "Autumn Dusk" bouquet
Pic 2: "Litchfield Angel" roses, Nigella, Aster, and "Polar Bear" zinnia for Bride Arielle's bouquet
Pic 3: Bride Arielle's "Airy + Classic" bouquet
Pic 4: "Queeny Lime Blush" zinnia, "Sylvia Ball" dahlia, "Appleblossom" snapdragon, and "Butterfly" scabiosa for Bride Colin's "Colorful Vintage" bouquet
Pic 5: Bride Colin's "Colorful Vintage" bouquet
Pic 6: Cosmos, "Sylvia Ball" dahlia, "Dark Opal" Basil, and "Cafe au Lait" dahlia for Bride Amanda's "Autumn Dusk" bouquet
Pic 7: Bride Amanda's "Autumn Dusk" bridal bouquet
Pic 8: "Limelight" Hydrangeas,
"Solo" dahlia, "Litchfield Angel" roses, and dahlia "Sylvia Ball" for Bride Natalie's "Late Summer Daydream" bouquet
Pic 9: Bride Natalie's "Late Summer Daydream" bouquet