Hey ladies is anyone using hydrangeas for your flowers. I love them and want to know if they are a more pricey flower to use...Thanks!!!!!!
Ivansgirl
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I think it depends on where you go but if they are in season they are included in Burton's packages.
lucamon
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I had white hyrdrangeas with roses for my sept. wedding. It was about $65 per centerpeice.
MarjorieFrank
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Hydrangea's are low to moderately priced. All the florists I visited pushed putting them into my CP's, and I think it is because they are not expensive.
MrsGRod09
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I'm using them and my CP went up by $5 when i asked for them. Not bad at all
runnerbride1023
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hydrangeas are my favorite. (white and green). FH buys them for me all the time from our local florist and they are $5 a flower. For our e-party we are having small CPs with 2 large hydrangeas and 1 baby one and they are only charging $20.
Look like picture below, but with white instead of blue. FM if you want contact details.
I think they are low priced but even if they are a little more, they are very large so you will need less to make a centerpiece or bok, which should bring down the cost.
kat124
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Depends on your florist, I wanted them and I got them for an additional $4 per stem (if you are lucky one stem may have two bunches).
It makes the centerpiece look so much fuller. I paid $85 per centerpiece for tall ones with roses, hydrnageas, lilies, and a few other ones in there and I got to keep the vases.
I'm using them in my bouquet and for our CPs. Our floral price was pretty reasonable.
mariedsgn
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Burtons give you a set price and you can have any flower that you want!!
mrsdraskin2009
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I am using them but Burtons chages by quantity, so IDK how much they are individually.
JamDancer
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the good thing is you only need a few because they are so full.... just a hint though be careful using them in bouquets.... without water they dry up and wilt VERY quickly! I am using them on my cake because they are so full and we need less of them but our florist is hooking them into water tubing so they stay hydrated!
