Anyone doing this? Where did you get? Ballpark $$? Do they look just as nice as fresh flowers??
eternityawaits
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I am going to have them - and silk corsages/boutonierres too. I don't know what they will cost though because my aunt is making them all. I think it's a nice idea though because then everyone can save them.
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I got great prices through the Enchanted Florist in lyndenhurst!!
My girls and myself all has silk, and we all still have them and they looked great and hehe still do!
I got a great price!
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smooch
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I'm doing silk flowers for the church. I bought yellow and coral/peach roses. They look wonderful. Believe it or not I got them at Michael's. If you look closely, you can tell they are silk, but really, who is going to look that closely, and do I really care if someone notices they are silk?
Jordan
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I (think) I'm doing some sort of silk flower for the ceremony decorations - on the end chairs of each aisle. I plan on getting them at Michael's.
Like emdonlon said, who is really going to judge you by looking that closely? What if you were highly allergic to flowers??
yabbobay
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I would say...at least do your bo-k with real flowers...
you will just love the smell of them throughout the day...
paintbrush91
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I posted the same question the other day. I have allergies to many flowers. I think I'm going with silk
eternityawaits
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If you do silk but still want them to smell nice, get a body spray from Bath & Body Works and give them a light spritz - they'll stay scented all day!
