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What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

AJsMommy122 Posted:

What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

As a gift from someone I know who owns a garden nursery ( plants and such not actual bo-k type flowers) is letting me borrow anything I need or want for the big day.. the only thing I can think of are those spiral trees with lights hung on them around the ballroom.. any other suggestions??

HearzBellz Posted:

Re: What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

How about topiaries for centerpieces instead of traditional flower ones......

BTW, I like the lighted spiral tree idea...very cool.
AJsMommy122 Posted:

Re: What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

Thanks so much!! I figured its free so why not!! Less decorating I need to do.
the topiaries are a great idea! Most garden places have that?? I wonder if I could get really big ones to use in the isles of the church
HearzBellz Posted:

Re: What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

Most garden centers have them, and you can always put a circle of candle around th base if you want. I personally love topiaries, I think they make for an elegant centerpiece.

Large ones for the church would be exquisite!
ETA: especially in the winter this is a great look!
AJsMommy122 Posted:

Re: What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

Thank you so much!! you are so helpful!!
HearzBellz Posted:

Re: What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

No problem... let me know if you need anything... feel free to FM me
Here are a few pics for you!










AJsMommy122 Posted:

Re: What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

Those are just gorgeous!!! thank you sooo much!!!
HearzBellz Posted:

Re: What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

you're welcome
pschica Posted:

Re: What decorations can I use from a garden nursery??

even if you get potted plants and then just buy a nice planter or holder, it'll save you $$$ at the ceremony or reception!!!

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