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What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?
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Ankush Singhal replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

Well great ideas have been discussed above. I think more you can do is that decorate your house with those flowers to let you and your husband enjoy the fragrance for days. Marriage | Punjabi matrimony

4 hours ago

jojo li replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

donate or sale

Nov 8, 2011

georgeth replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

I always thought about doing my own flowers, but got my mother in law to do them! It all looks so easy though! Wedding flowers are a better grade quality wise, they normally have to be pre ordered in as well, hence you won't find wedding…

Sep 8, 2011

happychloe replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

if i be you, i would keep them and post online , and sale them to other girls who need them to decorate their wedding.

Sep 5, 2011

A Reel Occasion replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

We hung them upside down with a hanger and some fabric. Let them dry out and now use them as a centerpiece on our mantle. Great sentimental reminder from your wedding day! Got the idea from a friend.

Sep 2, 2011

georgeth replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

Professional bouquet preservation can be costly, and, being that you will be out of town, not very practical. Its a wonderful idea if its very important for you to keep the bouquet.I'm trying to figure out what I should do with wedding…

Aug 29, 2011

Diane Thomas replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

Many of my brides either wait until the end of the night and offer them to close family and friends to take home. Some will have them sent to a hospital, local church or nursing home. On occasion, the bride and groom will…

Mar 23, 2011

Hapitat replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

You can view my bouquets here in my Etsy shop http://www.etsy.com/listing/56241024/wedding-bouquet-hand-made-recycled

Mar 13, 2011

Janis Flagg replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

Some people will take them to a nursing home or assisted living facility. I would also recommend a shelter for battered women or a homeless shelter. Any place where you think you might be able to cheer someone up with some beautiful…

Mar 12, 2011

Trendz Event Planning Inc. replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

Preserve them and then frame them. Some flower shops will do this. It isn't that expensive. It will make a great keep sake

Oct 21, 2010

diana brown replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

on my sisters wedding the bridesmaids took it to the cementary the next day. Especially since a close friend died recently and we placed them on so many tombstones that day. It was a great day!

Oct 19, 2010

Hapitat replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

I hand make all my wedding flowers from recycled vintage fabric and other vintage treasures, and I've recently been making my flowers in to bridal bouquets, its a great way to be eco friendly, and its also a great keepsake too, heres a pic Or…

Feb 28, 2010

Sandra Aaron replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

I often suggest to my brides that they donate them to hospitals, senior residences, or any charity that might be having an event soon and needs a little decor. Some people also give them as take-away gifts to the guests.

Feb 7, 2010

Flourish replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

The flowers are usually taken home by guests and the couple's parents. If they are larger pieces in rental containers, I let the parents take them home to enjoy for a few days, then return the containers. They will often take them apart and…

Jan 19, 2010

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Christina Coe replied to the discussion 'What can I do with my flowers after the wedding?'

A lot of my brides send them home with their guests...they seem to love that!

Jan 19, 2010

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A little about yourself and what you have to offer this wedding community?: We are a full service Florist for the Bride on a Budget. We speak English and German. Our Brides are mostly on a Budget of about $1500.00 and less for their flowers, we work with them to make sure that the flowers are the best available for the bride. Our flowers come from the grower directly, so we cut out the middleman and therefore can offer our services for less.
We offer Flower Packages starting at $495.00 made with Roses, this includes 1ea Bridal Bouquet, 1 Maid of Honor Bouquet and 1 Brides Maid Bouquet, 4 Boutonnieres and 4 Corsages; the Rose Bouquets are between 14 roses (Bride) to 9 Roses (Brides Maid). We can make them smaller for a smaller price point. This is perfect for the small Wedding at Home or for the Bride on a tight Budget.

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I have been reading on several websites that some of the Wire Services are selling Wedding Flowers Packages and claim that they are better and cheaper because they come directly from the fields in South America and are made up in South America by specially trained Ladies who are being paid good enough money to make them the big earner in their household, they only work 46.5 hrs per week, have health insurance and daycare available while they work. Then I looked at the package prices, honestly,… Continue

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Have you ordered your flowers yet?

First, my Congratulation to all the Brides, you have an exciting and stressful time ahead of you, but at the end you will find that if you ask the right questions, there will be no surprises and you will be happy with the results and you will have a perfect Wedding Day!

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