I bought all my shells from Shell Horizons. The shipping was really quick.
www.shellhorizons.com
portjeffbride
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I got my infamous starfish for my placecards from US shell. I also got this tropical shell mix to decorate the tables. Everything I received was in very good condition, was very inexpensive, and prettier than I expected...
I recommend them!!!
rfilipofornow
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Posted by portjeffbride
I got my infamous starfish for my placecards from US shell. I also got this tropical shell mix to decorate the tables. Everything I received was in very good condition, was very inexpensive, and prettier than I expected...
I recommend them!!!
somehow i missed the infamous starfish story - i was thinking about using them for my placecards as well. do you have a pic as to how you're putting them together and which ones you purchased from US shell? i haven't put TOO much thought into it yet, so i'm curious. TIA!
Cpt2007
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Another bride used Sea Shell City and had a very good experience with them. I can't remember who it was, though...
acsm
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thanks girls!
portjeffbride
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Posted by rfilipofornow
Posted by portjeffbride
I got my infamous starfish for my placecards from US shell. I also got this tropical shell mix to decorate the tables. Everything I received was in very good condition, was very inexpensive, and prettier than I expected...
I recommend them!!!
somehow i missed the infamous starfish story - i was thinking about using them for my placecards as well. do you have a pic as to how you're putting them together and which ones you purchased from US shell? i haven't put TOO much thought into it yet, so i'm curious. TIA!
oh, I printed out names on plain ivory placecards using the mistral font in brown in word.... I then punched a small hole on the side of the card, ran a celadon green ribbon through them, and tied each to a starfish. It looks like the pic below...
