Post New Topic

Florist help

littlepixie12 Posted:

Florist help

So, I met with Designs by Rose, and those ladies were super nice and great priced! My FH used to work at high end hotels for 10 years so he knows what he likes - he want the tall cps but we cant afford them. Since he used to do events and weddings for celebrities he thinks that the low centerpieces are cheap looking ... what should I do. Rose told me that we could do tall ones but that with our price they wouldnt be full and will probably look bad. I dont want the middle height ones because then guests cant see across the table ... suggestions?

Madorie Posted:

Re: Florist help

Would you guys do half tall and half short?

shyavon81 Posted:

Re: Florist help

Did you try John at Flower Michele? He does his best to work with your budget. He is awsome and his work is wonderful! Good Luck!

smplynluv Posted:

Re: Florist help

I've heard of many girls doing both low and high centerpieces. I think if you choose the right flowers it looks really nice. I went to a wedding where they did this too. The girl had half the tables with a really high cp and the other half (i was sitting at) with a low but full cp.

littlepixie12 Posted:

Re: Florist help

Thanks i will check him out

littlepixie12 Posted:

Re: Florist help

Oh what a great idea! I think that's a nice compromise and it will probably be in our budget.

Thanks!
stinenandy2010 Posted:

Re: Florist help

I agree, I've seen tons of weddings now, where they do every other table with a tall centerpiece or maybe even every two depending on how many tables there are.

littlepixie12 Posted:

Re: Florist help

Does anyone know where I can find pics of high and low centerpieces in a room to see what it looks like? I really like this idea

Autumnbride03 Posted:

Re: Florist help

IMO some low CPs can be really stunning - if they are unusual or include glassware or candles. I don't want to spend a lot on flowers so I plan on doing something like this and I love them and don't think it looks cheap at all!!

Reply to this topic

Log in to reply or quote a post.