UGGHH!! I wish I was rich.. I got a quote, and it was about $250 a table.. I'm having 18 tables.. I cannot afford that!!! I think if I told FI that I wanted to spend $4600 on centerpieces, he would call off the wedding.. Just kiddin, but seriously.. Then I really liked the second flowers, minus the hanging things, and with a normal glass vase.. Do you all like them? tell me what you think.. THANKS
They are pretty...but maybe not so full...they seem to be REALLY big.
JZNCK
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Franksbride.. your right because nobody at the table would be able to see eachother.. LOL.. I'll keep lookin.. thanks for your opinion..
OctBride05
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i think it's really pretty, but too BIG
2UNTAMED
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Are you doing a theme wedding? Have you chosen colors for your bridesmaids? Try to select flowers that will be in season in March, so they will not be too expensive.
My opinion, these centerpieces look, messy, they would look great for a casual outdoor wedding and reception, but not a formal wedding. Sometimes less flowers are more elegant. The simple the look, the more formal they will look.
JZNCK
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we are getting married in March.. My girls are in euro red, the hall is like a hunter green color.. I'm in white.. and I really like white flowers
2UNTAMED
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I just got married in October, and like you wanted elegant, for my centerpieces I used a mixture of white roses, white lilies, gardinas (I have to check the name they are the ones that grown big and full, similar to the ones in you picture, they come in different colors, I used white and green ones, and they used leaf greenery and Queen Ann flowers (I also have to check). They were full and using only white and green made everything look more elegant
Hint: If you use low centerpieces, they will be less expensive, and you can incorporate candles to help the look.
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THose are pretty flowers but what about not so many of them in a shorter container? Make sure you pick flowers that are in season in March to keep costs down.
It's pretty amazing how much flowers can be.
SomedayBride
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That looks like hydrangea, and I'm pretty sure that it's only in season in the summer, and even then it's pretty expensive. Maybe you could start with a list of flowers that are in season in march, that should help keep costs down. How about this? Roses are always in season, and they're not too expensive.
