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On WeddingWire since 2023
Midsummer Flowers is a wedding floristry based in Townsend, Massachusetts. This female-led company creates romantic and whimsical floral designs that will take you back to a beautiful memory or help you make new ones.
Services Offered
From bouquets to boutonnieres to installations, Midsummer Flowers can meet all your floral needs. They also grow their own harvest every year, which they incorporate into the pieces, sourcing the rest from local flower farms in New England. Please note that they book only a few weddings and events each year to give it the love and care it deserves. So do reach if you have any inquiries on date availability and pricing.
- Veteran-owned
- Woman-owned
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Team
Tracy offers over a decade of floral design experience, beginning with washing dirty vases in her spare time, to becoming the wedding coordinator at a top New England floral design business.
From planning to delivery, Tracy will guide you through the process, provide flower knowledge and expertise, answer questions, and offer amazing florals designs to make your event one to remember!
When she's not forgetting to wear gloves to dig in the dirt, she enjoys eating all the bread in fancy restaurants, collecting weird little dog statues, and being mistaken as a garden center employee.
