Bewilder Floral

Bewilder Floral Bewilder Florals & Stylings brings the wild to you. Weekly and monthly subscription based flowers for the home or business. Event and Wedding flowers.

Wild inspired wedding and event florist

A few recent orders ✨ We’re in the height of late spring now, meaning all the fluffy petally highly-scented goodness is ...
05/04/2023

A few recent orders ✨

We’re in the height of late spring now, meaning all the fluffy petally highly-scented goodness is here! This weeks orders include the first garden roses, some of the last ranunculus, sweet pea and my favorite philadelphus. Enjoy!

Where did April go? Here is a quick snapshot of everything that bloomed last month. Most notably the Ranunculus that wer...
05/01/2023

Where did April go?

Here is a quick snapshot of everything that bloomed last month. Most notably the Ranunculus that were at least two weeks late and the garden roses and sweet pea that just popped up in the last week. With temperatures cooling again we’re shaping up to have a lovely Mother’s Day in the garden.

I rarely bring flowers in from the garden for myself (I prefer to leave them for you all and the pollinators) but I coul...
04/26/2023

I rarely bring flowers in from the garden for myself (I prefer to leave them for you all and the pollinators) but I couldn’t help but cut some of these Ranunculus.

With the cool temperatures, they came on late this year and I fear they will end just as quickly as they came in the heat wave this week… so it’s time to get these girls to a good home!

Use my code SPRING at checkout for 10% off this week only 😘

Recap of our March garden flowers 🫠
03/27/2023

Recap of our March garden flowers 🫠

And just like that, our season is coming to an end. Bewilder will be closing up for winter November 18th and will reopen...
11/08/2022

And just like that, our season is coming to an end. Bewilder will be closing up for winter November 18th and will reopen when the flowers return in spring.

I’m also planning to take a break from this platform during that time to do a little screen time detox before bebe arrives. You would not believe some of the baby and pregnancy ads on here!

Pictured: Fall ceremony piece with garden grown flowers in the redwoods at

Happy Friday from a garden grown arrangement featuring my favorite rose—Julia’s Rose 🎃There are still buds in the garden...
10/28/2022

Happy Friday from a garden grown arrangement featuring my favorite rose—Julia’s Rose 🎃

There are still buds in the garden waiting to pop off but it won’t be for long! With the low temps and rain in the forecast, I’m anticipating closing up shop for the winter sometime before Thanksgiving. Just a lil reminder to enjoy things while they last 🥀

This is the last week I’ll be delivering to SF or the East Bay (maybe forever)It’s bittersweet as this delivery route wa...
10/17/2022

This is the last week I’ll be delivering to SF or the East Bay (maybe forever)

It’s bittersweet as this delivery route was one of my last ties to the place I first moved as an adult. A place I love with lots of people I love in it 💕 But onwards and upwards!

Get your orders in by Wednesday night for Thursday delivery!

For Jess ❤️ Loved how the moody tones balanced out the bright ones. Grateful for the trust of brides who think for thems...
10/13/2022

For Jess ❤️

Loved how the moody tones balanced out the bright ones. Grateful for the trust of brides who think for themselves 🙏

I didn’t have a chance to mention this with the whirlwind of a year I’ve had—but my dahlias did surprisingly well this s...
10/11/2022

I didn’t have a chance to mention this with the whirlwind of a year I’ve had—but my dahlias did surprisingly well this season! This one is ‘Giddy Up’ 🤠

Considering they ALL failed last year due to an irrigation issue I was too busy to notice with the double wedding schedule (thanks covid), the bar was low. But tubers I presumed dead came to life and made the most wonderful blooms.

They’re looking tired now but just wanted to share. Growing requires so much faith! Hang in there flower friends ❤️

These bbs available at .sf today ☀️ See you there from 12-3
10/02/2022

These bbs available at .sf today ☀️ See you there from 12-3

I wanted to share this for all the brides out there I have had to tell that the flower they loved would not be in season...
09/28/2022

I wanted to share this for all the brides out there I have had to tell that the flower they loved would not be in season… turns out none of us are immune.

I had my heart set on white bougainvillea for our wedding and ordered a few plants from a local nursery thinking that I would cut from them for my bouquet and Scotty’s boutonnière. I was told they would likely not have flowers in July, but ordered them anyway. Sure enough they were completely barren.

With no florist in the nearby town, my options were roadside flowers and some week-old white lisi we had picked up in the last big town “just in case.” Both would have been *fine* but as I florist on her wedding day I wasn’t all that excited about it.

I think it was my Dad who first pointed out the most luscious floral scent in the evenings at the Villa where we stayed. We all went sniffing around various bushes the next morning only to find the mysterious scent had vanished.

Many fragrant flowers only release their scent at night in order to attract moths, so I knew I needed to bring a flashlight and search again once night fell.

Sure enough, growing high up on the next terrace, tangled up in some bushes, I found her—Sweet Autumn Clematis.

Somehow both delicate and wild in the same breath, as soon as I brought her into the light, I knew she would be my wedding flower.

The morning of my wedding, I climbed up a latter to cut down enough to create a cascading bouquet inspired by the bouquets in black and white images from 100 years ago. And a bit more to line our dinning table alongside the candles I had hauled in from home.

She fit the bill perfectly.

Past and future clients might be horrified to know just how often all too similar scenarios play out sourcing flowers here—with only slightly less drama. I place my orders to fulfill the design only to discover something so much more wonderful growing in my garden, or turn a corner at the market to come face to face with *the* perfect element.

Moral of the story, in flowers and in life, *not* having your heart set on something opens you up to the most wonderful surprises you never could have planned.

I could have guessed I would end up a florist after a trip to Switzerland when I was 17. I was so enchanted with all the...
09/13/2022

I could have guessed I would end up a florist after a trip to Switzerland when I was 17. I was so enchanted with all the delicate wild flowers that felt so different from the scrappy ones I had known in California, that I regularly lagged far behind the group, lingering to take pictures of each one.

Now, nearly half a lifetime later, it was very reaffirming to return and feel just as enthralled with them—only this time I knew all the names.

Sorry you’ve signed up for a lifetime of waiting on the trail as I take pictures of flowers 😅

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2390 Amherst Street
Palo Alto, CA
94306

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