Yes.... Pews... and Maybe an Altar flowers arrangement... or two....
Bree71584
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we're having an evening ceremony so instead of flowers our church is letting us use candles everywhere
leesah85
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2 floral pieces for the altar that will look like our CPs
and i bought bows at the dollar store (Dollar Tree) to do the whole church every other pew (36 total)
if you girls are interested, dollar tree has the bows - they have a pack that is two in a pack or a pack that is one in a pack. IMO the one in a pack one is MUCH better quality than the two in a pack one so i splurged. the two in a pack is like plastic, no tulle.
we can't have a runner so i wanted to jazz it up a bit
No, seaford. When I met with the priest the first time he said we could. Then I just went to drop off our precana check and another priest there told me no.....my niece is gonna be so upset now!
bartgirl12
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Yes, and my florist is taking all the flowers over to my hall after.
I've heard that some churches frown upon us taking the flowers after the reception and they strongly encourage you to leave them so the church services can enjoy them for the weekend. I havent asked my church yet. Did anyone encounter that problem????
NikkiB0401
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Posted by bartgirl12
Posted by NikkiB0401
Yes, and my florist is taking all the flowers over to my hall after.
I've heard that some churches frown upon us taking the flowers after the reception and they strongly encourage you to leave them so the church services can enjoy them for the weekend. I havent asked my church yet. Did anyone encounter that problem????
No, but then again I didn't really ask lol
leesah85
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Posted by bartgirl12
Posted by NikkiB0401
Yes, and my florist is taking all the flowers over to my hall after.
I've heard that some churches frown upon us taking the flowers after the reception and they strongly encourage you to leave them so the church services can enjoy them for the weekend. I havent asked my church yet. Did anyone encounter that problem????
my church said the opposite because sometimes they have another wedding or a funeral scheduled so unless it is a donation to the blessed mother placed on her shrine, you should remove all flowers after your ceremony.
bartgirl12
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Posted by leesah85
Posted by bartgirl12
Posted by NikkiB0401
Yes, and my florist is taking all the flowers over to my hall after.
I've heard that some churches frown upon us taking the flowers after the reception and they strongly encourage you to leave them so the church services can enjoy them for the weekend. I havent asked my church yet. Did anyone encounter that problem????
my church said the opposite because sometimes they have another wedding or a funeral scheduled so unless it is a donation to the blessed mother placed on her shrine, you should remove all flowers after your ceremony.