Ok girls - I am still debating over whether to throw rose petals outside after the ceremony.
So for those who are doing this I have a few questions:
Where are you getting your rose petals from?
Did they come in cones?
If not, where did you get the cones or did you make them?
If you put them together when did you do this - how far in advance?
If you did them in advance how did they hold up - Mom is fighting with me if we don't do them the night before or the morning of they will be disgusting. I asked her who was going to put them together and she said YOU I don't want to be bothered!
cocoa
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our florist is giving us the petals as part of thepackage and i am making outs. i just need to assemble the cones and i think that i will have the florist fill them. i still have to ask.
shelzyp
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I made the cones, and used silk petals, so that i didn't aahve to do them that morning, and my hall also wouldn't allow real ones.
tourist
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make your rehearsal dinner a rose petal stuffing party & tehn put in them in the fridge
seriously though, guys don't take any time to get ready. Are there any that will be hanging around, like spouses/dates of bridesmaids? They can manage if you make the cones ahead of time.
Mrs.B
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did you use a runner ?b did you use the rose petals? how did that work out..how long was your ceremony?
Rob-luvs-me
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I did use rose petal cones but ended up having pedestals do them after all for conviencence reasons - no runner - my church does not permit them. The ceremony was a full hour
suven
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I am going to Costco the day before the wedding with 2 of the BMs to buy roses. We will 'deflower' them to get the petals.
My FMIL crocheted beautiful cones. She started 6 months ago. She's REALLY good at crocheting, otherwise she'd have started sooner than that.
We are putting the petals into the cones the day before and then storing them in the fridge.