Re: What type of flowers are these in this centerpiece?
They are some type of tulip I think. I dont remember the name but Im pretty sure they are $$$$
Rina
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I was hoping for someone to say they were under $50.... j/k. Thanks Maxine...lol. Are tulips generally expensive flowers?
AJsMommy122
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Sorry! lol!! I only know b/c I love that cp as well!! I dont think tulips are generally very expensive but it also depends on the time of year. I think besides spring they are hard to come by. I wish I could remember the name of the flower for you!!! I will keep it bumped till someone has some answers for you
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I think they are french tulips and are super expensive.
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Sorry! lol!! I only know b/c I love that cp as well!! I dont think tulips are generally very expensive but it also depends on the time of year. I think besides spring they are hard to come by. I wish I could remember the name of the flower for you!!! I will keep it bumped till someone has some answers for you
Thanks. Do tulips naturally fall that way or does the florist bend them to get them to fall? It looks like it doesn't go all the way down into the vase either....Ahhhhh the mystery. They probably have that green styrofoam thing there. But how does it not topple over. I like the long candles around the centerpiece. I would love to do something like that.....But, knowing my family....FDNY would need to be called. Too much talking w/ the hands...lol.
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Posted by Backinneyork
I think they are french tulips and are super expensive.
French Tulips...holy...You think they make silk french tulips? I wouldn't even mind having this as a silk centerpiece. Where are the American Tulips...j/k.
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You might be able to find them in silk. As far as if they bend that way on their own, I am not sure, but I think so just bc regular tulips are kind of bendy. You know what I mean? Calla Lillies can sort of give you the same effect. They are also pretty pricey, but less that the french tulips. Your florist should be able to give you all sorts of info.
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Posted by Backinneyork
You might be able to find them in silk. As far as if they bend that way on their own, I am not sure, but I think so just bc regular tulips are kind of bendy. You know what I mean? Calla Lillies can sort of give you the same effect. They are also pretty pricey, but less that the french tulips. Your florist should be able to give you all sorts of info.
Hey thanks. I just did a search....and well...I'll just stick to calla lillies or roses. lol. They are expensive. I'm going to go see a family florist tomorrow w/ my mom and see what he says.
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My florist said believe it or not that roses are the cheapest flower. I went with calla's which I wish were the price of roses!!!
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When we went to Flowers by Burton and Son, they charged us the same price for whatever flower we used for the CP. I believe it was approx $95 for each CP.
