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Bullock Lake Farm

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Salt Spring Island | Farm Weddings |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Bullock Lake Farm now operates as Lost Field Farm. The official website identifies Lost Field Farm as a working flower farm and wedding venue on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, and explicitly notes that it was formerly Bullock Lake Farm.

For couples searching for a Salt Spring Island farm wedding venue, the current site describes a 24-acre setting with options ranging from a hosted elopement to a full wedding day or three-day hosted weekend. This profile uses the current official name and contact details while retaining Bullock Lake Farm in the page context so legacy searches can reach the right business.

Current identity and setting

Lost Field Farm is the confirmed current identity for this listing. Its official website identifies the business as “formerly Bullock Lake Farm” and describes it as a flower farm, wedding venue and flower school on Salt Spring Island.

The wedding page describes a 24-acre working farm with organic gardens, lakefront, rolling pasture, woodland and a hundred-year-old orchard. It names the barn, tent, Lake Meadow, Beech Meadow, kitchen and flower field as parts of the property, but couples should ask which spaces are included for their chosen format and date.

Services and specialization

The business offers three principal wedding formats. The Venue is for couples working with their own planner and vendor team; it includes exclusive farm use, ceremony and reception spaces, handmade tables and benches, seating for up to 130 guests and onsite amenities. The Lost Field Wedding is the full-service option, with the farm, floral design, planning and coordination, staffing, rentals and bar service.

The Fully Hosted Weekend extends that approach across three days, with hosting, planning, design and guest experience from arrival through farewell. The official FAQ also says that floral design is created through Lost Field Studio. Florals are included with the two hosted options and may be added to The Venue.

A hosted elopement is separately offered for up to eight guests. The published description includes an outdoor ceremony location, personal flowers, an officiant, a photography session and a picnic; it is available Sunday through Thursday and on select weekends.

Service area and who it may suit

The venue is on Salt Spring Island in British Columbia’s Gulf Islands. The official site says it welcomes couples from Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle and beyond, and its FAQ confirms that it hosts destination weddings. It also points guests to BC Ferries connections from Tsawwassen and Swartz Bay, so ferry travel is a practical planning consideration for off-island guests.

The published formats make the venue relevant to couples considering an intimate elopement, a single-day wedding or a multi-day celebration. The official FAQ gives a maximum of 150 guests for weddings and up to 10 guests for intimate celebrations and elopements, while the dedicated elopement page lists the hosted package for up to eight guests. Confirm the applicable guest limit for the selected package before booking.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the range of on-site wedding support. The hosted options combine venue access with planning, coordination, farm-based florals, staffing, rentals and bar service. The business also states that its barn and tent provide covered reception spaces and flexible rain-plan options for ceremonies, cocktails and dinner.

The official FAQ says amplified music ends at 11 p.m. It also says caterers must be approved by the team, while couples booking The Venue work directly with their vendor team. These are useful operational points to confirm early, alongside the current approved-caterer process, vendor rules and exact setup or teardown responsibilities.

The reviewed official pages name Salt Spring Island but do not publish a complete postal address. A clean official postal address is therefore not included in this profile. Couples needing directions, accessibility details or delivery instructions should request them through the official inquiry channel.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published on the official wedding page. The Venue is listed at $24,000. The Lost Field Wedding is listed at $40,000, and the Fully Hosted Weekend starts at $60,000. The fully hosted elopement is listed at $6,000.

Those figures should be treated as the published starting reference for the stated offerings, not as a complete budget. The site does not specify every tax, food, beverage, travel, accommodation, vendor or customization cost within the quoted figures. Request an itemized proposal for the selected date and format before relying on a total.

Contact and booking

For weddings and farm events, Lost Field Farm directs couples to start with its online inquiry form. The general contact email published on the official contact page is hello@lostfieldfarm.com. The wedding page also publishes phone and text contact at 250-539-8199.

When enquiring, provide the preferred date, estimated guest count, chosen format and whether a planner or outside vendor team is involved. The business says it hosts a small number of weddings each year, but it does not publish a live availability calendar; date availability must be confirmed directly.

What couples should confirm

Before signing an agreement, confirm which wedding format fits the event and obtain the current written inclusions. In particular, confirm the guest limit for the exact package, the event spaces and seating supplied, floral scope, staffing, bar arrangements, approved catering, external-vendor rules and the rain plan.

For an island event, also ask about ferry timing for guests and vendors, nearby accommodation, parking or transportation, accessibility, rehearsal or extra-gathering options, music timing and end-of-night arrangements. The official site says it can share accommodation recommendations after booking, so couples who need lodging guidance earlier should ask whether preliminary recommendations are available.

Package-specific guest maximum and the difference between the eight-guest elopement listing and the FAQ’s up-to-10 intimate-celebration statement
What is included in the published price and which taxes, food, bar, travel or customization costs are additional
Which spaces, rentals, florals, staffing and planning services apply to the chosen format
The approved-caterer process, outside-vendor requirements and 11 p.m. amplified-music cutoff
Current availability, ferry logistics, accessibility and directions

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Frequently asked questions

Is Bullock Lake Farm still operating under that name?

The confirmed official website identifies the business as Lost Field Farm and states that it is formerly Bullock Lake Farm.

How many guests can Lost Field Farm accommodate?

The official FAQ states that weddings can accommodate up to 150 guests. It also refers to intimate celebrations and elopements of up to 10 guests, while the dedicated hosted-elopement package is published for up to eight guests. Confirm the limit for the package you select.

What wedding options does Lost Field Farm offer?

The official site lists venue rental, a fully hosted wedding day, a three-day fully hosted weekend and a hosted elopement. The hosted wedding options include varying levels of planning, coordination, florals, staffing, rentals and bar service.

What are the published wedding prices?

The official wedding page lists The Venue at $24,000, The Lost Field Wedding at $40,000, the Fully Hosted Weekend starting at $60,000 and the hosted elopement at $6,000. Request an itemized proposal for current inclusions and additional costs.

What is the official way to enquire about a wedding?

The business directs wedding and event enquiries to its official inquiry form. It also publishes hello@lostfieldfarm.com and 250-539-8199 for contact.