My first idea for a bouquet was pretty simple--and more unique. Red gerbera daisies.
I still love them, but after some thought, I decided that I wanted the classic rose bouquet even more.
Originally, I was planning on using silk flowers so that I would be able to keep my bouquet forever. We went to a local florist, and she made a sample bouquet for me, and truth be told, I hated it. It really looked fake. I knew they were silks, so of course they were fake, but I expected them to look more real for some reason. Also, the lady was quoting us ~$200 for one bouquet, a bridesmaid bouquet, and six bouts. For fake flowers. That seemed a bit much. My dad had told us about another florist in town, so we decided to check it out just to please him. They sat my mom, sister, and I down at a couch with several books at hand. I searched through the books, and I found exactly what I was looking for. I wanted to do real flowers now, but I was afraid of the price.
We talked to the woman, and for the same amount of pieces plus a toss bouquet, it would only cost ~$100. And that's for real flowers. Red roses and white stephanotis.
I'm incredibly happy with the outcome, and I really am glad that we went with that florist instead. We'll be picking up the pieces the day of the wedding, so everything will be beautifully fresh.
Have I mentioned that our wedding is in nineteen days? I believe I have. :)
6 comments:
CONGRATULTIONS on your wedding today! Hope you have a lifetime of happiness! :)
that is a ton of money for fake flowers! i just found you through another blog. any happily married updates? :)
Congratulations and best wishes! What nice and lovely red flowers.
Wish you a very happy married life...May God give you all his blessings.
Thanks,
Bryan
All I can say is ...roses are all I'm dying for!
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