im not sure if my florist offers this but id really like to keep my bouquet!!
pjc92980
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My aunt gave me this as a shower gift (well a gift certificate for them)....she used them for her wedding 10 years ago and it still looks great flowers
Katswedding11
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thanks! it looks like they're not local.
does anyone know of a place around here?
Caprica6
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Pedestals has a deal with forever in bloom (site linked in above post). Even if you did not use pedestals for your florist, drop off your bouquet the day or 2 days after your wedding, fill out a form with contact info and credit card info and they handle the transport. They say it takes 8-12 weeks. I couldn't find any other local places that did bouquet preserving. You could also ask your florist for recommendations if they have any. HTH
Richiesgirl
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Personally I dont want to to preserve it and just have something else I need to dust in my house...
I am making a rosary out of my bouquet
http://bellafioreonline.com/pages/about.htm
this way it can be used on our childrens baptism, communion, wedding.
JMO
Katswedding11
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thanks caprica!
richiesgirl: how interesting!! i never heard of that!
Tink1118
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this place isn't local but it's where I shipped my bouquet off to today
http://www.keepsakefloral.com/
It's the one that Disney Weddings recommends
itbroi805
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Posted by Richiesgirl
Personally I dont want to to preserve it and just have something else I need to dust in my house...
I am making a rosary out of my bouquet
http://bellafioreonline.com/pages/about.htm
this way it can be used on our childrens baptism, communion, wedding.
JMO
what??!? this is amazing!!!! I like this idea too because you can pass it on.
