Very similar to mine and mine were $275 each. Originally mine had the hanging stuff too (in the mockup, see in profile) but I requested it to be removed. Price remained the same. The one you show has a ton of roses so may be in the $300+ range.
Very similar to mine and mine were $275 each. Originally mine had the hanging stuff too (in the mockup, see in profile) but I requested it to be removed. Price remained the same. The one you show has a ton of roses so may be in the $300+ range.
I just saw your centerpieces....BEAUTIFUL!!! Centerpieces aren't cheap that's for sure!
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That's true = not cheap. But shop around. You will get a range of prices for the same thing, and if you are willing to substitute some of those roses out it can become very affordable. Honestly, my opinion is flowers mean everything, it's worth every penny.
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NYCGirl2008 your centerpiece is absolutly Beautiful!
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Look at this one. I actually found this on this site.
That's true = not cheap. But shop around. You will get a range of prices for the same thing, and if you are willing to substitute some of those roses out it can become very affordable. Honestly, my opinion is flowers mean everything, it's worth every penny.
That's true. Do you think Hydragena's are inexpensive? There full and can probably make a centerpiece look huge!
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Posted by kristend
I KNOW- BIGTIME!!!
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Beautiful! But I think the candelabra is a little outdated. But it all depends on what the venue is like and the other colors in the wedidng.
I am more into the vase with the floating flower, but then again that's what I did so of course!! :)
Thanks, tmcnair414!! Makes me happy to hear. The pics simply don't do them justice either!
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That's true = not cheap. But shop around. You will get a range of prices for the same thing, and if you are willing to substitute some of those roses out it can become very affordable. Honestly, my opinion is flowers mean everything, it's worth every penny.
That's true. Do you think Hydragena's are inexpensive? There full and can probably make a centerpiece look huge!
True, less expensive than roses for sure ... I had them in mine and second to orchids they are my favorite flower ... soooooo pretty. Also when are you getting married? If earlier in the season look into peonies. Not cheap but beautiful and they smell incredible. Maybe for bouquet.
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That's true = not cheap. But shop around. You will get a range of prices for the same thing, and if you are willing to substitute some of those roses out it can become very affordable. Honestly, my opinion is flowers mean everything, it's worth every penny.
That's true. Do you think Hydragena's are inexpensive? There full and can probably make a centerpiece look huge!
True, less expensive than roses for sure ... I had them in mine and second to orchids they are my favorite flower ... soooooo pretty. Also when are you getting married? If earlier in the season look into peonies. Not cheap but beautiful and they smell incredible. Maybe for bouquet.
Getting married in Oct. and it seems like everything I would want is not in season. I really loved the cherry blossoms. Worst case scenario, I'll just stick a pumpkin on a stick and put it in the middle of the table!
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I'm also getting married in October and don't worry there are still tons of amazing beautiful flowers that are in season and easy to get! I'm doing all high centerpieces with deep jewel toned flowers with silver branch accents. Fall colors are so rich and vibrant, just keep looking and definitely bring pictures with you to the florist of what you like.
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I would say at least 300 maybe higher. That is all fowers and no greenery. Also, roses are the least expensive to use, or at least that's what a few florists told me.
