What toasting flutes is everyone using? I fell in love with the SwaovskiCrystalline Toasting Flutes but they are soooo expensive. Does anyone know any cheaper versions of this champagne flute or have any good suggestions for me? I'm also trying to get the dessert set to match as close as possible.
we have a disney-sorta theme so im getting mine in florida when i go on vacation there in dec
FutureMrsFass
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My Aunt purchased the Swaroski (spl?) crystal flutes for us...
I have seen ones that look like them though...I would do a search maybe for a replica.
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bluegreen08
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lenox has a version just like those that i actually like better, but they are discontinued so they go for about $190 on ebay. i looooooved them but refused to pay that much for them
still cheaper than the swarovski though
Adamsgrl
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lenox at fortunoff or macys believe like 39.95 or 50 something like that good luck
JSG10506
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i love these too, but they are just so expensive. I am almost certain Lenox has a pair that are very similiar -I saw them at the Lenox outlet in Riverhead & they were having HUGE sales on them... They were still $100 or so, but in comparison, they're SO much cheaper!!
You can get some incredible sales and deals if you take a day trip to the outlet We've done it for a few things!
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those are lovely!! i want to get a pair too but not sure yet haven't really shop a lot yet!
DnY
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My toasting flutes are the lenox jubilee and I got the matching cake server set. Mine have pearls in the stem, the color of the pearls goes perfectly with my wedding colors of ivory, burgundy, and cocoa. The toasting flutes were less than fifty bucks online and I got them engraved with our monogram.
songwriterchic
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Not sure how expensive mine were because my Mom bought it, but we had the Vera Wang Love Knot toasting flutes, along with the matching cake cutter/server set.
Butterfly123
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We ended up with the Lenox Pear Stems. Much cheaper but still beautiful.
bluegreen08
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Posted by songwriterchic
Not sure how expensive mine were because my Mom bought it, but we had the Vera Wang Love Knot toasting flutes, along with the matching cake cutter/server set.
my sis/moh got those for us and gave it to us at the rehearsal dinner since we didnt have either and were just going to use the hall's
Mrs. Bernabe
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My were the Swaroski crystal flutes. In Macy's they go for $390 and I got them off Ebay for $290, not a bad deal. We'll my DH and I were showing it to someone and as we were putting it back one fell and broke...so DH had it shipped to the company and I think it cost him $100 just to fix it, so my bargain price didn't result in such a bargain. I gave my BF the lenox flutes, if I recall I paid $150 for them...not too sure. Then again we can use them every year to celebrate, in the mean while they are displayed very nicely at home
(I will try to post pics of wedding day w/flutes-file may be too large).
