Country Cut Flowers

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Country Cut Flowers is an intimate wedding venue Newmarket couples can consider for a private ceremony surrounded by a working flower farm. The 29-acre property is in King Township, just outside Newmarket, with seasonal flower fields, rolling hills, a heritage barn and outdoor spaces documented on its official website.

Rather than presenting one fixed ceremony backdrop, the farm describes several seasonal locations: tulips in May, peonies in June, mixed flower fields through much of summer and early fall, and grassy rolling hills. Wedding details are handled by direct inquiry. Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.

Services and specialization

Country Cut Flowers is a flower farm that hosts weddings and special events. Its official wedding page specifically describes private ceremony locations across the property, making the documented offering best suited to couples exploring a flower-farm setting rather than a conventional banquet-hall format.

The farm also offers cut-your-own flower experiences, subscriptions, workshops and events. These are separate activities from a wedding booking, so couples should not assume that a public flower-picking ticket includes access for a ceremony, photography session or event setup.

The official site does not publish a standard wedding package, guest capacity, reception format or list of included rental items. Those details should be requested in writing for the date and plan under consideration.

Service area and who it may suit

The farm is located at 970 Miller's Sideroad in Newmarket, Ontario, in the rolling hills of King Township between Highways 400 and 404. Country Cut Flowers says it is just outside Newmarket and less than an hour from many parts of Toronto.

This location may suit couples who want a private ceremony in a rural flower-farm setting while remaining within reach of Newmarket and the broader Toronto area. It is particularly relevant for plans where the seasonal landscape is part of the ceremony setting.

Because the official wedding information centres on private ceremony locations, couples planning a larger reception, extensive vendor load-in or a late-evening event should confirm whether the property can support their exact format before making related bookings.

Seasonal ceremony settings

Seasonality is a central practical consideration at Country Cut Flowers. The official wedding page identifies tulips for May ceremonies, a peony patch for June, the mixed flower field for most of summer and early fall, and grassy rolling hills as another option. Flower availability and the look of the setting will therefore vary with the date.

The farm's visitor FAQ provides further seasonal context: daffodils arrive in April, tulips in May, peonies in June, and the main mixed flower field begins blooming in mid-July. The FAQ says the field generally becomes fuller through summer and is often fullest in September, subject to frost.

These flower timings describe the farm's growing season, not a guarantee of a particular wedding backdrop. Ask which areas are expected to be available on the proposed date and what alternative setting is available if weather or growing conditions change.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the range of documented ceremony landscapes on one 29-acre property: seasonal flower areas and rolling hills, with a heritage barn and outdoor spaces also identified on the official site. The farm's setting is therefore more specific than a generic outdoor venue listing.

Another documented feature is a direct wedding inquiry route on the official website. This allows couples to describe their date and event needs to the farm rather than relying on older third-party listing details.

The practical limitation is that the official wedding page is intentionally concise. It does not state capacity, whether the heritage barn is included in every booking, accessibility arrangements, parking, catering, alcohol rules, weather contingencies, décor, rentals or vendor policies. These are not inferred here and need confirmation.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official wedding page provides an inquiry form but does not show wedding site fees, package prices, deposits, taxes, minimum spends or cancellation terms.

For a useful comparison, request a written quote that identifies the ceremony locations included, timing and access window, staff or setup support, any farm flowers or furnishings, applicable taxes, payment schedule and the conditions for postponement or cancellation. Confirm whether the quote is for a ceremony only or covers any additional event use.

Contact and booking

Country Cut Flowers directs wedding and special-event enquiries through the contact form on its official wedding page. Its contact page also provides a general form for visit or special-visit enquiries. No public wedding phone number is published on the official pages reviewed.

The farm asks visitors not to drop in. For regular farm visits, it instructs guests to book a ticket or use the inquiry form for special visits. Couples should arrange a site visit through the farm rather than arriving without an appointment.

When submitting an inquiry, include the preferred date, estimated guest count, whether the event is ceremony-only or includes another component, and any required access or vendor needs. This gives the farm the information needed to confirm whether the plan is workable.

What couples should confirm

Before reserving Country Cut Flowers, confirm the details that are not published on its official wedding page. The farm's seasonal flower cycle makes it especially important to discuss the intended ceremony area and a weather alternative for the actual date.

A written agreement should clearly distinguish public farm-visit rules from the terms of a private wedding booking. Review all logistics before committing to vendors whose plans depend on the site.

• The maximum guest count and whether the booking is for a ceremony only, reception use or another format.
• Which flower-field, hill, outdoor or barn areas are included, plus the weather-contingency plan.
• Access times, parking, accessibility, washroom facilities and any site restrictions.
• Whether outside vendors, catering, alcohol, music, décor, photography and deliveries are permitted.
• What equipment, setup support or farm-grown flowers are included, if any.
• The complete quote, taxes, deposit, payment deadlines, cancellation terms and insurance requirements.

Continue planning

• Farm Weddings guide
• Canada Wedding Directory

Frequently asked questions

Where is Country Cut Flowers located?

The official contact page lists 970 Miller's Sideroad, Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 4V9, and describes the farm as being in the rolling hills of King Township, just outside Newmarket.

What wedding settings does Country Cut Flowers document?

Its official wedding page describes private ceremony locations among May tulips, June peonies, mixed flower fields in summer and early fall, and grassy rolling hills. The official site also identifies a heritage barn and outdoor spaces on the property.

Does Country Cut Flowers publish wedding pricing?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Couples need to submit a wedding inquiry for a quote and booking details.

Can couples visit the farm without an appointment?

No. The official contact page says the farm cannot accommodate drop-in visitors and asks guests to book a ticket or inquire about a special visit using its form.

Sources checked

• Weddings at the Flower Farm – Country Cut Flowers
• Contact & Location – Country Cut Flowers
• Frequently Asked Questions – Country Cut Flowers
• Our Farm – Country Cut Flowers

Address: 970 Miller's Sideroad, Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 4V9

Website: https://countrycutflowers.ca/