Does anyone have a general idea of the price difference of a high and low centerpiece?
portjeffbride
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so, the general estimate from previous threads is that low start at $50 each, and high start at $100.... but it is also obviously dependent upon the arrangement size and flower type.....
Danacm80
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i think its a difference of about $50 but I think it would depend on the place and also the kind of centerpiece and what flowers etc..
luvabul
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it all depends the difference i would say low small centerpieces start off from 45$ and the tall ones can even go up to 150$
totally depends on who ur florist is, what flower type u choose etc....
you can even alternate and do high/low centerpieces.
u can try contacting Designs by Rose Laurie- L.A blossom Flower Michele Pedestals Burtons
I thought there would be a considerable price difference, but both florists we visited quoted us about $85 per low cp, and about $110-$120 per high cp. And that's for all roses - the 'cheapest' flower to use.
AllJoy
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I'm paying $60 for my low c.p. The picture is in my album.
BunnyBears
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the florist i talked with all said 85 for the low and the high 100+
yuck! too much money on gonna die- flowers. i tried to get out of it with candle cp but it was a hard fight to win and i lost. the world - mother, aunt, mil insists on flowers so...
so anyone know where i can get low summer/spring/greens mix cp for $50 each?
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Posted by nycgirl79
I thought there would be a considerable price difference, but both florists we visited quoted us about $85 per low cp, and about $110-$120 per high cp. And that's for all roses - the 'cheapest' flower to use.
Do you mind telling me where you went?
SummerBride06
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Posted by BunnyBears
the florist i talked with all said 85 for the low and the high 100+
yuck! too much money on gonna die- flowers. i tried to get out of it with candle cp but it was a hard fight to win and i lost. the world - mother, aunt, mil insists on flowers so...
so anyone know where i can get low summer/spring/greens mix cp for $50 each?
my low CPs were $50 (including petals and votices!) at Masters & Co. (LIW vendor). FM me for more info and there are pics in my album
Soon2BeMrsFitzy
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I like the high ones and she likes the low ones so we compromised. Half the tables are getting high ones and half are getting the low ones.
AeroJenn
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Posted by Soon2BeMrsFitzy
I like the high ones and she likes the low ones so we compromised. Half the tables are getting high ones and half are getting the low ones.
we almost did this too to save some $$ until we decided to just make our own that way we could afford to do all high.
Its a pretty big price difference between highs and lows -- about a $50 to $75 difference. For all roses (which are the cheapest flowers to get), we were quoted around $120 per tall CP
