A wedding photographer and a florist are natural allies. They make the beautiful thing, and I make sure it still looks beautiful fifty years from now. So when couples ask me how to find a wedding florist in Kitsap County, I have opinions. Here are the best wedding florists in Kitsap County worth knowing, several of whom grow their own blooms right here, plus how to choose one, what is in season, and what it costs.
What is in this guide
- The best wedding florists
- How to choose your florist
- What flowers are in season in Kitsap
- How much wedding flowers cost
- FAQ
| Florist | Area | Style |
|---|---|---|
| Wild Vine Flower Co. | Poulsbo | Boutique, homegrown |
| Willow and Mabel Garden Co. | Kitsap Peninsula | Farm-grown, English garden |
| TwinkleBug Flowers | Poulsbo | Local flower farm |
| Olalla Blooms Flower Farm | Olalla / South Kitsap | Farm-grown, weddings and classes |
| Vinnocki Flower Farm | Seabeck | Peony specialist, grown on site |
| Manette Flower Co. | Bremerton | Modern, seasonal (5.0 stars) |
| Bloom, A Floral Collection | Bremerton | Weddings and delivery (94% rec) |
| Williams Flower & Gift | Bremerton | Established (4.8 stars) |
The best wedding florists in Kitsap County
These are the best wedding florists in Kitsap County we recommend most, from boutique farmer florists who grow their own blooms to full service shops that deliver anywhere on the peninsula.
Wild Vine Flower Co., Poulsbo
Serves: Kitsap County and beyond, by appointment | Contact: inquire via their site
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A boutique floral designer led by Sarah Lin, who grows much of what she designs with, including exquisite long stem dahlias, on her own refined acreage. Romantic, seasonal, and locally grown. Best for couples who want a wedding florist in Kitsap County with a designer’s eye and truly homegrown flowers.
What to know: led by botanical florist Sarah Lin, who has spent years refining her acreage to grow the long stem dahlias and rare blooms she designs with.
Willow and Mabel Garden Co.
Serves: Kitsap Peninsula, farm based full service design | Call: (360) 440-6474
A working farmer florist growing roughly 1,400 dahlias plus seasonal blooms in a romantic, English garden style, and Salmon Safe certified for sustainable growing. Best for couples who love the farm to aisle, locally grown story.
What couples say: couples call them “the most amazing flowers I have ever seen,” praising the “incredibly sweet and thoughtful owner.”
TwinkleBug Flowers, Poulsbo
Serves: Poulsbo and Kitsap, flower farm and stand | Contact: inquire via their site
A Poulsbo flower farm run by Tricia Nicks, offering locally grown blooms, custom wedding florals, and even hands on workshops. Best for couples who want fresh, seasonal, and truly local.
What to know: a small Poulsbo farm where Tricia Nicks grows and hand harvests every stem, so your blooms are fresh, seasonal, and never shipped.
Olalla Blooms Flower Farm, Olalla
Serves: Olalla and South Kitsap, weddings, flower cart, subscriptions, and classes | Contact: by appointment via their site
A family owned flower farm in the heart of Olalla, run by Becky Durant since 2022, growing specialty cut flowers for weddings, bouquet subscriptions, and their charming flower cart, plus community arranging classes. The season runs April through October. Best for couples who want locally grown, seasonal blooms with a personal, small farm touch.
What to know: we have photographed Olalla Blooms ourselves, so we have seen the quality up close, and couples praise Becky’s locally sourced, gorgeous bouquets that perfectly captured their vision.
Vinnocki Flower Farm, Seabeck
Serves: Seabeck and Kitsap, weddings and elopements, plus farm day retreats. A la carte design from $175, full service from $3,000. | Call: (360) 265-6900
A Seabeck flower farm where peonies are the specialty, with around 600 plants across roughly 30 varieties that peak from mid May to mid June. Beyond weddings and elopements they host farm day retreats and bouquet making workshops. Best for couples who love peonies and a true grown on site story.
What to know: we photographed Vinnocki Farm’s branding, so we know this farm firsthand, and the peony fields in late spring are something special.
Manette Flower Co., Bremerton
Serves: Bremerton and Kitsap, by appointment | Rating: 5.0 stars | Contact: inquire via their site
Artful, seasonal designs from lead florist Sarah, nestled in the Manette neighborhood. Modern and thoughtful, with a devoted following. Best for couples who want a modern wedding florist in Kitsap County with fresh, design forward arrangements.
What couples say: one couple called Sarah “a creative mastermind,” adding their guests were “completely obsessed with the florals.”
Bloom, A Floral Collection, Bremerton
Serves: Bremerton and Kitsap, weddings and delivery | Rating: 94% recommend | Call: (360) 689-2933
A Bremerton florist handling full wedding work alongside everyday arrangements and delivery. Best for couples who want a full service local shop that also covers the smaller pieces, from boutonnieres to bud vases.
What to know: a well reviewed local shop couples recommend for fresh blooms and reliable delivery on the smaller pieces too.
Williams Flower & Gift, Bremerton
Serves: Bremerton, Silverdale, and the South Sound | Rating: 4.8 stars (350+ reviews) | Call: (360) 373-9341
A long established, full service florist with a large team and decades of weddings behind them. Best for couples who want an established wedding florist in Kitsap County that can scale to a larger guest count and handle delivery across the region.
What couples say: reviewers consistently praise their arrangements, friendly service, and reliable delivery across Kitsap.
How to choose a wedding florist in Kitsap County
Start with your venue, your colors, and a few inspiration photos, then look for a florist whose past work already looks like what you love, because most designers have a natural style. Book early, six to nine months out, since the best local florists take a limited number of weddings per date. Ask what is realistic for your budget, whether they grow their own or source blooms, and how they handle delivery, setup, and teardown. And here is my photographer bias: pick someone who is happy to coordinate with your photographer, because great flowers deserve great coverage. The best wedding florists in Kitsap County are used to working alongside your photographer and planner.
What flowers are in season in Kitsap
Choosing in season blooms keeps costs down and quality up, and local growers make it easy. A rough guide for the Puget Sound area:
- Spring: tulips, ranunculus, anemones, lilac, and early peonies.
- Summer: garden roses, peonies, sweet peas, and zinnias.
- Late summer and fall: dahlias, the Kitsap specialty, plus chrysanthemums, cosmos, and amaranth.
- Winter: anemones, ranunculus, evergreens, berries, and amaryllis, leaning into rich greenery.
How much wedding flowers cost in Kitsap County
Most couples invest roughly 1,500 to 4,000 dollars depending on the size of the wedding party, the blooms in season, and whether you want large installations like arches or hanging pieces. Personal flowers and centerpieces sit at the lower end, while statement installs push higher. Choosing in season, locally grown flowers is the easiest way to get more impact for your budget. Always ask each florist for a custom quote for your date and guest count.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the best wedding florists in Kitsap County?
Local favorites include Wild Vine, Willow and Mabel, TwinkleBug, Manette Flower Co., Olalla Blooms, Vinnocki Farm, Bloom, and Williams Flower and Gift, a mix of boutique farmer florists and full service shops.
How much do wedding flowers cost in Kitsap County?
Most couples invest roughly 1,500 to 4,000 dollars depending on the size of the wedding party, the blooms in season, and whether you want large installations. Ask each florist for a custom quote.
When should I book my wedding florist?
Book about six to nine months before the wedding, and sooner for popular summer and early fall dates.
Can I get locally grown wedding flowers in Kitsap?
Yes. Wild Vine, Willow and Mabel, TwinkleBug, Olalla Blooms, and Vinnocki Farm are all Kitsap flower farms, so you can get truly local, in season blooms.
What wedding flowers are in season in the fall?
Dahlias are the Kitsap fall specialty, alongside chrysanthemums, cosmos, and amaranth, all grown by local farmer florists.
How to make your florals photograph beautifully
One tip from behind the camera: have your florist and your photographer talk to each other. Bouquets photograph best when they are built with a little height and movement, and I always plan a few minutes of detail time for the flowers before they wilt in the reception heat. As your Kitsap wedding photographer I have worked alongside many of these Kitsap wedding florists, and I fold your florals into the timeline so they get the coverage they deserve. Planning the rest of the day? Our guides to stunning Kitsap County wedding venues and wedding cake bakeries are great next stops, and you can always reach out to talk it through.
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