I am looking for different and pretty toasting flutes. I hear there are ones with crystal accents on the outside of the flutes which really catch the light. Does anyone have any good suggestions or know where to find these flutes?
JennysMOH
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Did you try Things Remembered
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Posted by zoe282
I am looking for different and pretty toasting flutes. I hear there are ones with crystal accents on the outside of the flutes which really catch the light. Does anyone have any good suggestions or know where to find these flutes?
my favorite ones are the swalvoski ones with the crystals in the stem...they are beautiful!!!
We had the one's from Lenox with the crystals in the stem!
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we are getting ours from things rememered
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my favorite ones are the swalvoski ones with the crystals in the stem...they are beautiful!!!
Oh those are really nice!! I wanted to get those, but they were pretty pricey.
These were ours
Are those Mikasa Olympus???
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my favorite ones are the swalvoski ones with the crystals in the stem...they are beautiful!!!
Oh those are really nice!! I wanted to get those, but they were pretty pricey.
These were ours
Are those Mikasa Olympus???
Yup
I loved the etched design, that gives it the illusion the glass is twisting.
zoe282
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What is the name of the Lenox ones with the crystal in the stems?
luna bride x
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here are mine!!! love themmm
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My FMIL went to Wales and Ireland last month. I asked her to look for the Galway crystal flutes with the claddagh on them. (Both of my FH parents were born in Ireland. Our invitations had the claddagh on it. Our wedding bands have the claddagh and Irish knot on them).
She came back and gave the flutes to us. She said that they were a gift from her sister and brother-in-law (who live in Wales and cannot travel here for the wedding).
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We got some from friends as gifts - one was a Vera Wang set... really pretty...
soon2BMrsDee
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Since your wedding isn't until mid next year - hold out a bit - and see if friends or family get a set for the holidays... that's when we got three sets!
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There's a set called Glitter Galore - from Exclusively weddings - or just do a search on Glitter Galore... They're really cute!