Wanderwild Floral

07/26/2026

Taking a break for some family time before our busy, fall wedding season. For future orders and wedding inquiries, please email [email protected].

07/17/2026

07/16/2026

I've been looking forward to Laura and Allison's wedding for over a year! Just 9 more days until we reunite with Brown Street Studios Photography for this celebration!

07/07/2026

Hot take: Large, floral installs don't belong front and center on the bar. We respect our bartender friends too much to get in their way, and we're not going to be responsible for keeping guests from their old fashioneds.

Instead, we recommend bud vases or a small arrangement to frame your drink menu, accompanied by 1-2 votives for ambiance.

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07/06/2026

McKenna picked out individual flowers for each of her bridesmaids--varieties that matched in color and style to their dresses and personalities. Her bridal bouquet then included each flower, reflecting back the love she has for all of these friends who have supported her. How beautiful is that?

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07/06/2026

A year ago today we partnered with our friends .everett and on this gorgeous styled shoot. The Everett really does have THE best dock in the Northwoods. I'd so love to do a shoot on this dock against a backdrop if fall colors. 2027 couples, let's dream up something together!

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07/04/2026

Poppies are my fireworks.

07/02/2026

The peonies are winding down and it's time to say good bye. We have a limited number of $45 bouquets available this Thursday and Friday only. 11AM-4PM. 321 E. Wall St., Eagle River.

07/02/2026

Two years ago, I decided to devote the farm's first few rows to ornamental perennials. I wanted to create a space just for the varieties I loved-- to be greeted by my favorite flowers rather than demoralizing rows of weeds.

Foxgloves were my first additions. Ethereal and whimsical, they add elegance and levity to any landscape. I only harvest a few stems at a time so I can enjoy them as long as possible. They're low maintenance, reseed themselves, and are a treasure to the pollinators.