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Submerged flowers in vases as centerpieces
Marianne13 Posted: Sep 01, 2009 10:19 AM+
Marianne13 MEMBER SINCE: 3/09 TOTAL POSTS : 1756 WEDDING DATE: Jan 01, 2010
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Submerged flowers in vases as centerpieces

Does anyone have any florist quotes for this? Is this generally cheaper than low centerpieces?

TIA
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tmc613 Posted: Sep 01, 2009 12:18 PM+
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Re: Submerged flowers in vases as centerpieces

im doing this in my centerpiece and a way to save money is pick a flower,9 im doing orchids), and go to the flower market in nyc the day before and get the flowers there.
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melilou Posted: Sep 01, 2009 12:31 PM+
melilou MEMBER SINCE: 3/09 TOTAL POSTS : 208 WEDDING DATE: Sep 25, 2010 WEDDING LOCATION: Puerto Rico
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Re: Submerged flowers in vases as centerpieces

I made my own for my engagement party. I bought the vases at Marshall's for $7 each (they were 18' tall), the orchids from flowerexchange.com (they arrived 3 days before the party), the shells at the $.99 store, and the floating candles at Michael's. They were very easy to assemble. I filled them with a few inches of water and once I got to the hall, the staff filled them with to the top for me. I got many compliments. FM me if you would like more info!
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