Is anyone doing both highsand low centpieces?? If so do you have any pictures...my fh thinks it will look funny and I can't find any pictures to show him
Lu2700
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no pics, but yes i might do high/low cps just to cut down on costs
meganbrandon
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i'm doing high and low but have no pics yet - i'll try to find similar to what i'm doing and post them a little later! but i love how our 'idea' sounds when we were going over it with the florist!
Lsorrent
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I've been discussing this with my florist too. I need over 20 CP's, so it's just not financially logical to do all high CP's. And my florist said it'll add more 'depth' to the room.
Here are some example pics:
Tomlaur0808
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We did high/low - I dont have pics from our reception yet, but here's pics I found when we were looking around for floral arrangements - we really liked how the high/low gave a nice flow to the room...
this is my hall, im not using the high and low cp's but this is the pic they use on their website
JessNicole7EM
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I haven't looked into a florist yet but I really love the high centerpieces.
I went over budget with everything and I'm not big on flowers so that's the one thing I plan to stay on budget for. I have a huge wedding party so lots of flowers (and cost) involved.
I recently ran the idea by my mom of having low and high centerpieces and she wasn't keen on the idea (I'm paying for it so I'll do what I want - I just wanted someones opinion)
The point of this is.. I haven't priced flowers yet but does it really make that big of a difference to get high and low as opposed to all high?
Tomlaur0808
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Just an FYI - go talk w/Burton's in Melville - they are a wholesaler & have beautiful flowers plus a great price - something to think about if u have a big BP. I am attaching pics of my bouquets since that's all I have atm...
