The Best Wedding Flowers for Each Season in Utah (From a Local Flower Farmer)

One of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing flowers that are beautiful and in season. Why? Two reasons- you don’t want flowers fighting for their lives on your wedding day AND you’ll save a ton of money not having to ship flowers in from other hemispheres.

As a Utah County flower farmer and wedding florist, I design weddings around what’s naturally thriving in our fields, which means your flowers look fresh, abundant, and completely in tune with the season that you are getting married in.

Here’s what blooms best in Utah throughout the year.

Spring Weddings in Utah (April–May)

Spring is when the farm starts to comes alive. Slowly at first, but with careful planning, we can reasure brides of early blooms in our fields.

In-season favorites:

• Tulips

• Ranunculus

• Anemones

• Daffodils

• Hellebores

• Early garden roses

• Peonies

Spring weddings feel romantic, delicate, and full of movement. If you love soft pastels or airy garden-inspired designs, spring is your moment.

Pro Tip: Spring blooms are some of the most sought-after flowers for Utah brides, this means booking early matters. These flowers are often a flash-in-the- pan bloom… they come and they go quickly.

Summer Weddings in Utah (June–August)

Summer is abundant, colorful, and bold.

In-season favorites:

• Zinnias

• Cosmos

• Delphinium

• Lisianthus

• Snapdragons

• Garden roses (June)

• Lupine (June)

Summer flowers bring vibrant color palettes and dramatic texture. If you’re dreaming of lush centerpieces and statement installations, summer delivers.

Bonus: Locally grown summer flowers are more heat-resilient than imported blooms.

Fall Weddings in Utah (September–October)

Fall is rich, moody, and textural.

In-season favorites:

• Dahlias

• Amaranth

• Lisianthus

• Marigolds

• Chrysanthemums

• Grasses & seed pods

Utah fall weddings are perfect for earthy tones, layered bouquets, and dramatic arches.