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Loose, hand-tied, and made fresh for the day you choose.
Golden Hour Blooms Co. is a wildflower floral studio in Markham. Our creative lead, Cecile, builds every arrangement from the freshest seasonal stems of the week, then we deliver it to your door on a scheduled date.
Scheduled delivery · Order 3 to 5 days ahead · From $50

Golden Hour Blooms Co. is a wildflower-specialist florist based in Markham, Ontario. Every bouquet is hand-tied to order in a loose, garden-gathered style, in three sizes from $50, $70 and $125.
We deliver across Markham on a date you choose. Order by email at hello@goldenhourbloomsco.com or Instagram DM at @goldenhourbloomsco, 3 to 5 days ahead.
We live here. We kept looking for loose, organic, garden-style flowers close to home and kept finding stiff grocery bunches and tight, matched-rose arrangements. So we built the studio we wished existed.
A wildflower bouquet is gathered, not assembled: mixed heights, grasses and herbs, blooms at different stages of opening, and air between the stems. It looks like it came from a meadow because that’s the whole idea. Read more about the wildflower style.
We deliver across the City of Markham, including Unionville, Markham Village, Cornell, Berczy Village, Cathedraltown, Angus Glen, Wismer, and Greensborough.
Every delivery is scheduled. You pick the date, and we build your bouquet that week from what’s freshest, so it arrives at its best.
Every arrangement is built from what’s freshest that week, so no two are quite the same. Prices start at the amount shown and depend on the season’s stems.

A small, sweet gesture. A thank-you, a birthday hello, a new mom, or a just-because Tuesday.

Our signature size. Loose, layered, and full of movement. The one we send to the people we love most.

A showstopper. Seasonal flowers at their most generous, for the moments that deserve a little more.
“The flowers were fresh, beautiful, and smelled amazing! The arrangement was stunning and exceeded my expectations.”
Thuy, Mother’s Day
“The arrangement was absolutely beautiful, fresh, and even more stunning than I expected. Delivered on time. My wife loved them!”
Ra P., surprise for his wife
“I’ve never been a ‘flower’ person because they always seemed so cookie-cutter and plain. I love the loose arrangements with wildflowers.”
Jessica N., just because
From Golden Hour Blooms Co. reviews on Google.
A note on timing: we don’t offer same-day delivery, and that’s on purpose. Every arrangement is made fresh to order. Please reach out 3 to 5 days before the date you have in mind.
Email hello@goldenhourbloomsco.com or DM @goldenhourbloomsco with the size you’d like.
Choose a delivery date anywhere in Markham. Scheduling ahead lets us source the freshest seasonal stems for you.
Two sets of hands build your arrangement at one table, and it arrives on your chosen day.
More on buying flowers lives in The Flower Journal.
Yes. Golden Hour Blooms Co. is a wildflower-specialist florist based in Markham, Ontario. Every bouquet is hand-tied to order in a loose, garden-gathered style and delivered on a scheduled date.
Hand-tied arrangements come in three sizes: First Light from $50 (8 to 10 stems), Softest Hour from $70 (10 to 14 stems), and The Whole Meadow from $125 (14 to 18 stems). Final pricing depends on the season’s stems.
No. Every arrangement is made fresh to order and delivered on a scheduled date. Please order 3 to 5 days ahead so we can source the freshest seasonal stems.
We deliver across the City of Markham, including Unionville, Markham Village, Cornell, Berczy Village, Cathedraltown, Angus Glen, Wismer, and Greensborough.
Email hello@goldenhourbloomsco.com or send a DM to @goldenhourbloomsco on Instagram with the size you’d like, your delivery date, and the address. We confirm every order personally.
No. We focus on everyday bouquets: birthdays, baby showers, Mother’s Day, thank-yous, subscriptions, and just-because gifts.
Or send yourself some. We won’t tell.