Your Utah Flower Farm
Who We Are
Welcome!
I’m Chelsea, the face behind our farm and studio located in Lindon, Utah. We specialize in growing seasonal garden-style wedding flowers and bespoke custom floral design with blooms that are grown right here on our urban farm.
Bulk flowers and à la carte wedding flowers are available for couples across Utah County, Salt Lake County, and the Wasatch Front.
At Sunnyside, we believe wedding flowers should feel like they belong to the season and the story they’re part of. We’re honored to grow and design for life’s most meaningful celebrations. Open by appointments only.
How to Work With Me
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Choose Your Path
I offer three ways to work together, depending on how hands-on you want to be. I offer custom design, a la carte floral packages, and bulk flower buckets to support a range of needs, from meaningful moments to everyday florals.
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Florist Bulk Orders
Seasonal, locally grown stems for designers who value quality, local growers and natural timing. Also available to creatives and brides who are looking to design with local blooms.
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A la Carte Weddings
Thoughtfully designed personal flowers and simple arrangements without full-service coordination. This is how brides get beautiful flowers on a budget.
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Custom Arrangements
Whether for sympathy, a specific reason, or everyday moments that call for flowers, custom design offers a thoughtful, full-service approach. I design with seasonal blooms and intention, creating pieces that feel personal, and sincere.
“Just living isn’t enough,” said the butterfly, “one must also have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.”
— Hans Christian Anderson