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July Wedding Flowers at Two Kays Flower Farm

What Couples Can Expect from Peak Summer Florals in Montana


July is when the flower fields truly hit their stride at Two Kays Flower Farm. This is peak summer — abundant blooms, confident color, and bouquets that feel full of life and movement.


The bouquets featured throughout this post were created for real July weddings and elopements, using flowers grown right here on our Montana flower farm. While no two designs are ever the same, this collection gives couples a realistic understanding of what July wedding florals can look and feel like when they lean into the season.


July bride in Glacier Park
Christine Nicole Photo

Lush, Abundant Summer Bouquets


By July, bouquets naturally become fuller and more expressive. Flowers are thriving in the fields, allowing us to design arrangements that feel generous and layered, with plenty of texture and depth.


July bouquets are especially loved by couples who want:

  • A full, garden-style look

  • Florals that feel celebratory and bold without being overdone

  • Designs that make a statement while still feeling organic


Bridal bouquet in Glacier Park during July
Kylie Farmer Photography

This is the month where florals begin to feel unmistakably summer — joyful, dimensional, and alive.


Color Comes Into Its Own


July is where color truly shines. Soft pastels are still present, but they’re often paired with warmer tones, brighter accents, and deeper hues that add personality and contrast.


Many July couples are drawn to:

  • Peach, coral, and sunset tones

  • Soft blues and lavender accents

  • Warm neutrals layered with playful pops of color


Rather than sticking to a single formula, July allows us to create bouquets that reflect both the season and the couple — whether that leans romantic, vibrant, or somewhere in between.


July wedding couple in Montana with farm fresh florals from Two Kays Flower Farm
Kylie Farmer Photography

July Wedding Flowers in Glacier Park and Mountain Settings


July is one of the most popular months for Glacier National Park elopements, and florals are designed with the scale and drama of the landscape in mind.


When creating July wedding flowers:

  • We balance color so it stands out against expansive mountain backdrops

  • We design bouquets with movement, so they feel natural in wind and open air

  • We select blooms that hold up well throughout long summer days


These bouquets are meant to feel at home in the landscape — bold enough to be seen, yet organic enough to feel like they belong.


Elopement couple in Glacier Park in July
Kylie Farmer Photography

Bridal Party Florals in July


With summer in full swing, July is a beautiful month for bridesmaid bouquets and wedding party florals. Designs often echo the bridal bouquet while allowing for variation in color and texture, creating a cohesive but relaxed look.


July bridal party florals tend to feel:

  • Playful and colorful

  • Lighthearted and celebratory

  • Perfectly suited for outdoor ceremonies and receptions


This flexibility allows couples to incorporate personality without things feeling overly styled or formal.


July bride and her bridesmaids during a Montana wedding
Christine Nicole Photo

What You Can Expect When You’re Married in July


When you choose a July wedding date, you can expect:

  • Full, lush garden-style bouquets

  • A wide range of color possibilities

  • Seasonal blooms chosen at their peak

  • Florals designed to complement summer weather and outdoor settings


Rather than recreating an exact bouquet from a photo, we design with the best of what’s blooming during your wedding week, ensuring your flowers feel intentional, abundant, and true to mid-summer.


Elopement couple in Glacier Park during July
Kylie Farmer Photography

Planning a July Wedding or Elopement?


If you’re planning a July wedding or Glacier National Park elopement and are drawn to seasonal, farm-grown florals with personality and movement, we’d love to create something unique for your day.


July flowers celebrate summer in its fullest form — bold, joyful, and unforgettable.



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