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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Lac La Biche | Wedding Flowers |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.

Bryanna Kumpula Design is now represented by the verified Bar OA Farms website, where Bryanna Kumpula-Yung is identified as a co-founder with a background in floral design and wedding-flower design. For couples searching for Edmonton wedding flowers, the current source presents wedding floral options from a flower farm near Fort Saskatchewan, with delivery available for full wedding design in the Edmonton area.

The original Canada Wedding Guide record associated the business with Lac La Biche. The current first-party information does not confirm wedding service from Lac La Biche; instead, it gives a Fort Saskatchewan address and Edmonton-area delivery information. Couples should use the current details below when deciding whether the offering suits their event.

Current profile and identity

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026.

The confirmed official website is Bar OA Farms. Its About page identifies Bryanna Kumpula-Yung as a co-founder and describes her background in floral design, including designing weddings with home-grown flowers. This provides a current first-party match for the distinctive Bryanna Kumpula name in the older listing and for the wedding-floral service category.

The farm’s published visitor address is 54313 Range Rd 213, Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 3Z5, in Strathcona County. The site describes it as about 20 minutes east of Edmonton. This current address replaces the unverified Lac La Biche mailing address in the historical record.

Services and specialization

Bar OA Farms publishes two main ways to source wedding flowers. Its à la carte option lets couples select individual floral pieces online, while its full wedding design service covers ceremony and reception décor, wedding-party flowers, personal flowers and other wedding floral needs.

The farm also offers Bloom Buckets: seasonal cut-flower buckets with more than 60 stems. The site says custom buckets can be prepared for a requested colour palette or variety, subject to the seasonal crop and growing conditions.

The business describes its wedding work as using locally sourced flowers and notes that Bryanna has designed wedding florals professionally since 2011. The official information does not provide a fixed catalogue of flower varieties for weddings, so specific blooms and substitutions should be confirmed for the event date.

Service area and who it may suit

The official source confirms a farm near Fort Saskatchewan and says the full wedding-design service includes delivery within the Edmonton area. À la carte wedding orders can be picked up in Edmonton, with delivery available as an option. It does not define delivery boundaries, fees or service outside that area.

This may suit couples planning an Edmonton-area wedding who want either a smaller self-directed flower order or a full floral-design scope. Bloom Buckets are a practical option for couples arranging flowers themselves, provided their date falls within the published growing window and the seasonal mix works for their plans.

There is no current official statement that confirms service in Lac La Biche. Couples outside Edmonton should ask about travel, delivery coverage and any associated charges before relying on the listing.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the clear separation between à la carte orders, seasonal Bloom Buckets and a fuller design service. This gives couples a starting point for choosing a level of support that matches their plans. The farm also publishes a consultation route for full wedding design and says it books only one wedding per weekend for that service.

The practical limitation is seasonality. The published Bloom Bucket availability runs from the beginning of July to the middle of September and is dependent on growing conditions. The official website does not publish a complete current wedding portfolio, a phone number, a detailed delivery map, or contract terms, so those items require a direct conversation.

  • Full-design availability for the preferred date
  • Delivery eligibility and fees for the venue
  • Seasonal flower varieties and substitution approach
  • Rental, installation and teardown responsibilities
  • Written payment, cancellation and change-order terms

Pricing

The official website publishes several current wedding-price reference points. Its à la carte option is described as best for budgets under $2,000. Standard Bloom Buckets start at $225 per bucket, while custom colour-palette or variety buckets are listed at $250 per bucket.

The site says its full wedding-design service has a minimum investment starting at $2,500. It also states that delivery within the Edmonton area is included with that service. These are starting points rather than a quote for a particular wedding, as the site does not publish itemized costs for all designs, delivery beyond the stated area, installation or other event-specific requirements.

Contact and booking

For full wedding floral design, the official wedding page directs couples to book a complimentary one-hour consultation and submit a wedding inquiry. The business does not publish a phone number on the reviewed official pages, so no phone number is listed here.

Farm visits are by appointment only. The contact page asks visitors not to arrive unannounced. For wedding planning, use the official wedding inquiry or consultation route and provide the event date, venue, approximate flower budget, colour direction and whether pickup or delivery is needed.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm that the provider can serve the exact venue and time window, especially if the wedding is outside the Edmonton area. Ask whether the requested design falls under à la carte, Bloom Bucket or full-service work, and ensure the written scope identifies what is included.

For seasonal flowers, discuss priority blooms, acceptable alternatives and what happens if growing conditions affect supply. Couples using Bloom Buckets should also clarify pickup timing, vessel needs and who will create and place arrangements on the day.

For full wedding design, confirm the final minimum and estimate, delivery and setup timing, any teardown or rental responsibilities, deposit schedule, cancellation terms and the designated day-of contact.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Bar OA Farms located?

The official contact page lists 54313 Range Rd 213, Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 3Z5, in Strathcona County, about 20 minutes east of Edmonton.

Does Bar OA Farms offer Edmonton wedding-flower delivery?

The official wedding page says full wedding design includes delivery within the Edmonton area. À la carte orders have free Edmonton pickup, with delivery available as an option; confirm the venue and any delivery cost directly.

What wedding-flower options are published?

The site publishes à la carte wedding flowers, seasonal Bloom Buckets and full wedding floral design for ceremony décor, reception décor and personal flowers.

What are the published wedding-flower starting prices?

Bloom Buckets start at $225, custom buckets are listed at $250, and full wedding design has a minimum investment starting at $2,500. The à la carte option is described as best for budgets under $2,000.

How many full weddings does Bar OA Farms book?

Its wedding page says the full-design service is limited to one wedding per weekend. This is not a guarantee that a particular date remains available.

Sources checked

Address: 54313 Range Rd 213, Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 3Z5

Website: https://www.baroafarms.com/

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