I am looking into buying my wedding flowers from rosesource.com
I'm scared to buy on -line for the first time from a company I have never worked with, for such a special occasion. It would be a disaster if it didn't work. I would love to know ANY information about this company!!
Thank You!
Has anyone ever bought wedding flowers from rosesource.com?
Hi and congratulations!
You are in luck! YES, I ordered from them for my son's wedding! You can check under "comments" and my testamonial is still on their site: Gail B.
Anyway, like you, I was a nervous wreck...but they were so easy to work with and they gave me a time that they would arrive....say Thursday at 9:30 a.m., and, sure enough at 9:30 a.m. the Fed Ex truck pulled up! You are also able to track your shipment via Fed Ex tracking.
Are you buying flowers simply for the centerpieces or are you buying them to make up your bouquets?
The only thing.......it is SOOOOOO much work! I bought flowers strictly for the rehearsal dinner, church ceremony, and for centerpieces at the reception. I purchased 250 roses!! That's a lot of flowers! Anyway, it took me 2 1/2 hours to unpack them...cut the ends....put them in buckets of water with floral food.
Also....you CAN'T put them in a regular refrigerator. They tell you that in the instructions. Mine worked out perfectly because it was summer and we have an air-conditioned house. I kept them in my basement, which gets really cool with the AC on.
It's it scary....because, of course, when they are packed so tight they don't look the best when they arrive. Our shipment arrived on Thursday, my sister and I worked on them on Friday, and by Saturday (the day of the wedding), they looked great! We had lots of comments on them and we let people take them home after the reception!
So...if you have someone to help you, and you have a cool (or cold) area to keep them....it will work out great!!!
Good luck!
Reply:I haven't had experience with them but I did order my flowers online from www.theflowerexchange.com and they were amazing. They were in perfect condition when they arrived, they opened beautifully for the wedding and they lasted for over two weeks. I would recommend them to anyone wanting to order flowers online. In fact, I've ordered flowers for Thanksgiving from them.
I thought the link below might be helpful to you if you're doing your own flowers. It helped me a lot with tips.
http://www.theknot.com/co_profileview.ht...
Congrats and good luck!
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
What did you do with your wedding reception flowers when it was over? Could I take them to an old peoples home
I work in an old people's home and I can assure u that this would be a fab idea as all the old ladies love weddings and flowers. It would make their day! Go for it!
What did you do with your wedding reception flowers when it was over? Could I take them to an old peoples home
im getting married in may so not done anything yet BUT as im providing the vases for the flowers im going to be giving the vases away to the guests with the flowers in!!!
you could take them to a home, that would be a nice gesture to try and put a smile on their faces!!
Reply:sent them to our local hospital,
Reply:I think that would be an excellent idea,. The nursing homes would love to have them sitting in some of the patients rooms and they would even put the bigger ones in their foyer...That would be so nice of you...and that way, they will be used again, kinda like getting a real bargain, when you can use them twice...
Reply:Your idea is a lovely one!
For our wedding, we had two large centerpieces of fresh flowers we used at the church, then at the head table for the reception. After, they just went to my mom's home.
Table centerpieces were silk, so various people just took those home.
Reply:You could also consider the local hospice they have less restrictions than hospitals as a rule.
Or how about placing them in the cemetery? I'm sure you or someone in your partners family have loved ones there.
Reply:Most people give the centerpieces away; one each for the mothers, one each for the grandmothers and then out to aunts or other female guests.
Reply:People just swiped them from my sister's reception. They probably won't make it to another venue.
Reply:of course u can and what a lovely idea
Reply:thats a wonderful idea, i'm sure they would be much appreciated, much better than leaving them where nobody can enjoy them after the day, this way people can enjoy them after the day!!
Reply:u save it and put pieces of it in ur wedding album
Reply:That would be a lovely thought but check first with the home if they will let you give them the flowers for the old people. If you have any left over, a little bit of wedding cake would also make them feel happy that someone thought of them. enjoy your day, you deserve it.
Reply:do what you want with them, i went to a wedding last year and people wanted to take them with them, spose it's a token of the wedding to them
Reply:In Ireland we put the flowers on graves of our relatives who have passed before us eg, grandparents/parents it is a sentimental offering as obviously they cant be there at the wedding.
Reply:I am putting mine on my Grandparents grave
Reply:That sounds like a lovely idea, but where I'm from your guests might be confused, because most of the time the couple give them away, usually before the wedding party is introduced people are asked to take theirs seats, while waiting for the wedding party to assemble before their grand entrance a game is played, sometimes a dot on the bottom of your bread plate, or passing the salt shaker until the music stops, the winner of the game takes home the centerpiece. I dont know that everyone does that, but every wedding Ive been to has
Reply:all of the female guests took some flowers home as gifts from my wedding- they were all wrapped as small posies for this purpose. i have also worked in an old peopls home and they love getting flowers- be careful with nursing homes though because some are the same as hospitals, in that they do not allow flowers because of the possible contamination- nuts!
Reply:That is such a nice idea. Check beforehand that the home you have in mind would accept them no probs, though. I'm sure the residents would really love it!
What did you do with your wedding reception flowers when it was over? Could I take them to an old peoples home
im getting married in may so not done anything yet BUT as im providing the vases for the flowers im going to be giving the vases away to the guests with the flowers in!!!
you could take them to a home, that would be a nice gesture to try and put a smile on their faces!!
Reply:sent them to our local hospital,
Reply:I think that would be an excellent idea,. The nursing homes would love to have them sitting in some of the patients rooms and they would even put the bigger ones in their foyer...That would be so nice of you...and that way, they will be used again, kinda like getting a real bargain, when you can use them twice...
Reply:Your idea is a lovely one!
For our wedding, we had two large centerpieces of fresh flowers we used at the church, then at the head table for the reception. After, they just went to my mom's home.
Table centerpieces were silk, so various people just took those home.
Reply:You could also consider the local hospice they have less restrictions than hospitals as a rule.
Or how about placing them in the cemetery? I'm sure you or someone in your partners family have loved ones there.
Reply:Most people give the centerpieces away; one each for the mothers, one each for the grandmothers and then out to aunts or other female guests.
Reply:People just swiped them from my sister's reception. They probably won't make it to another venue.
Reply:of course u can and what a lovely idea
Reply:thats a wonderful idea, i'm sure they would be much appreciated, much better than leaving them where nobody can enjoy them after the day, this way people can enjoy them after the day!!
Reply:u save it and put pieces of it in ur wedding album
Reply:That would be a lovely thought but check first with the home if they will let you give them the flowers for the old people. If you have any left over, a little bit of wedding cake would also make them feel happy that someone thought of them. enjoy your day, you deserve it.
Reply:do what you want with them, i went to a wedding last year and people wanted to take them with them, spose it's a token of the wedding to them
Reply:In Ireland we put the flowers on graves of our relatives who have passed before us eg, grandparents/parents it is a sentimental offering as obviously they cant be there at the wedding.
Reply:I am putting mine on my Grandparents grave
Reply:That sounds like a lovely idea, but where I'm from your guests might be confused, because most of the time the couple give them away, usually before the wedding party is introduced people are asked to take theirs seats, while waiting for the wedding party to assemble before their grand entrance a game is played, sometimes a dot on the bottom of your bread plate, or passing the salt shaker until the music stops, the winner of the game takes home the centerpiece. I dont know that everyone does that, but every wedding Ive been to has
Reply:all of the female guests took some flowers home as gifts from my wedding- they were all wrapped as small posies for this purpose. i have also worked in an old peopls home and they love getting flowers- be careful with nursing homes though because some are the same as hospitals, in that they do not allow flowers because of the possible contamination- nuts!
Reply:That is such a nice idea. Check beforehand that the home you have in mind would accept them no probs, though. I'm sure the residents would really love it!
Websites teaching how to make flowers for wedding cakes?
Wedding Cake decorating
Websites teaching how to make flowers for wedding cakes?
Check out www.Wilton.com. Or, www.baking911.com. You might be able to find some useful information from these sites.
horns
Websites teaching how to make flowers for wedding cakes?
Check out www.Wilton.com. Or, www.baking911.com. You might be able to find some useful information from these sites.
horns
Help. I need real light blue flowers for my wedding.?
The theme of my wedding is light blue and white, but I'm having trouble finding natural light blue flowers. I would rather not dye flowers for that could get expensive. So can you help?
Help. I need real light blue flowers for my wedding.?
ahm, well you could have carnations dyed to light blue and that shouldn't be too expensive. You could actually dye the carnations yourself. It is not hard at all. Carnations are about the cheapest flower you can get here too. Ohter than that. You could try Morning glories, but they wilt quickly. There are also Hydrangeas, cornflowers, blue bonnets, lilacs, delphiniums, blue iris. Another thought. If your theme is light blue, daisys or a white and yellow flower would be gorgeous. You might like the contrast. Congratualtions!
Reply:go to the flower place
Reply:All you need do is put freshly cut white flowers in water with dark blue food coloring, and VOILA! Blue flowers! (Won't work well with roses but will work with carnations and margarites).
Reply:speak to the florist they can spray white flowers the colors you want them to be
Reply:larkspur flowers are nice. they are natural, and have a faint glow when air-dried. e-mail me if you have anymore questions!
Reply:try hydrangeas or 'forget me nots'
hydrangeas grow in large bunches of small flowers and come in many colors including white and blue.
example:
http://www.amazonflowers.us/images/hydra...
'forget me nots' are tiny, common, blue flowers. with their shape and spread they could make an thoughtful replacement for the typical baby's breath.
example:
http://www.shortcourses.com/naturelog/fo...
i also think their name is adorable for a wedding.
Reply:I have seen hydrangeas done in wedding mags and they can look stunning. Search the net for wedding photos with hydrangeas. I would have used them but they have a short in-season that did not fall at the right time of year for me. I got married in August. I think spring is the time for flowering hydrangeas. One suggestion given to me was to get really good quality silk and mix them into an otherwise real boquet.
Reply:Go to Wal-mart.
Reply:call a florist
Reply:put food coloring in carnations....
Reply:You could put forget-me-nots in little bowls on the tables. Hydrangeas come in blue but they are rather large. Felicia is very pretty, looks like a daisy but blue, with a yellow centre. Ageratums are also pretty. It might be cheaper to dye a less expensive white flower. Good luck to you.
Help. I need real light blue flowers for my wedding.?
ahm, well you could have carnations dyed to light blue and that shouldn't be too expensive. You could actually dye the carnations yourself. It is not hard at all. Carnations are about the cheapest flower you can get here too. Ohter than that. You could try Morning glories, but they wilt quickly. There are also Hydrangeas, cornflowers, blue bonnets, lilacs, delphiniums, blue iris. Another thought. If your theme is light blue, daisys or a white and yellow flower would be gorgeous. You might like the contrast. Congratualtions!
Reply:go to the flower place
Reply:All you need do is put freshly cut white flowers in water with dark blue food coloring, and VOILA! Blue flowers! (Won't work well with roses but will work with carnations and margarites).
Reply:speak to the florist they can spray white flowers the colors you want them to be
Reply:larkspur flowers are nice. they are natural, and have a faint glow when air-dried. e-mail me if you have anymore questions!
Reply:try hydrangeas or 'forget me nots'
hydrangeas grow in large bunches of small flowers and come in many colors including white and blue.
example:
http://www.amazonflowers.us/images/hydra...
'forget me nots' are tiny, common, blue flowers. with their shape and spread they could make an thoughtful replacement for the typical baby's breath.
example:
http://www.shortcourses.com/naturelog/fo...
i also think their name is adorable for a wedding.
Reply:I have seen hydrangeas done in wedding mags and they can look stunning. Search the net for wedding photos with hydrangeas. I would have used them but they have a short in-season that did not fall at the right time of year for me. I got married in August. I think spring is the time for flowering hydrangeas. One suggestion given to me was to get really good quality silk and mix them into an otherwise real boquet.
Reply:Go to Wal-mart.
Reply:call a florist
Reply:put food coloring in carnations....
Reply:You could put forget-me-nots in little bowls on the tables. Hydrangeas come in blue but they are rather large. Felicia is very pretty, looks like a daisy but blue, with a yellow centre. Ageratums are also pretty. It might be cheaper to dye a less expensive white flower. Good luck to you.
Doing wedding flowers...?
I am doing the wedding flowers for my Minister's wedding in November. I have been looking for good reliable sources of fresh flowers that I can order. Does anyone know where I can order good quality fresh flowers...at preferably wholesale prices that I don't have to purchase a minimum amount of each kind of flower. It's a really small wedding. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Doing wedding flowers...?
http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/navigat...
http://www.costco.com/Common/Category.as...
Reply:www.samsclub.com. I got my flowers from them and they were beautiful and inexpensive.
Reply:I think their might be a minimum (like 50), but Costco has good flowers. My friend ordered her flowers through them and then arranged them herself.
Reply:We went to the farmers' market and talked to a grower of flowers. She had us come to her farm the day before the wedding. We picked the ones that we wanted. We got a book at a crafts store. The night before the wedding, we had people come to our house, and we made the bouquets.
For the bride's bouquet, we got five calla lilies at the supermarket for $15.00.
Good luck.
Reply:Check out www.growersbox.com
They do have min. orders for wholesale, but they also have a really great section called "wedding in a box"
for a small wedding you could purchase one box and cover everything. It even has the greenery included.
Reply:You must go to Sams club
know of 2 weddings that used
flowers from there and they
were beautiful
Doing wedding flowers...?
http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/navigat...
http://www.costco.com/Common/Category.as...
Reply:www.samsclub.com. I got my flowers from them and they were beautiful and inexpensive.
Reply:I think their might be a minimum (like 50), but Costco has good flowers. My friend ordered her flowers through them and then arranged them herself.
Reply:We went to the farmers' market and talked to a grower of flowers. She had us come to her farm the day before the wedding. We picked the ones that we wanted. We got a book at a crafts store. The night before the wedding, we had people come to our house, and we made the bouquets.
For the bride's bouquet, we got five calla lilies at the supermarket for $15.00.
Good luck.
Reply:Check out www.growersbox.com
They do have min. orders for wholesale, but they also have a really great section called "wedding in a box"
for a small wedding you could purchase one box and cover everything. It even has the greenery included.
Reply:You must go to Sams club
know of 2 weddings that used
flowers from there and they
were beautiful
What type of flowers will look good in my wedding?
My theme is Chocolate, my colors so far are a dark espresso brown, Ivory, and Tan. Like the colors of chocolate. I'm having a hard time finding flowers to go with my theme. I was hoping to find a dark brown accent flower, with maybe some ivory calililys, or even hydrangia. Since I'm having such a hard time, I've been thiking of adding a little bit of color to the whole scheme, but that would totally defeat the whole chocolate idea, unless I did like a minty green or a sage. I'm completely stuck. Any ideas?
What type of flowers will look good in my wedding?
Great idea Chocolate sounds great, If you keep all to the same colours then everything will just merge in to one. Defiantly add a accent colour, If you think about chocolates in a box then they have all sorts of centers, so what about Gerber's they came in some really vivid reds,pinks,oranges and purples also the centers of Gerber's are a chocolate colour. You could even carry this through to the reception flowers. Good Luck
Reply:I love chocolate - I would say that pink is great with chocolate but more of a dirty dusty muted pink.
Or how about Bronze Calla and Mango roses - see pics on the links.
Or orange Ranunculus, mango Calla Lilies, russet Roses and dark brown Echinops - Hypericum berries to provide a lovely accent and clusters of Beech twigs to add interesting contrast.
Reply:Brown flower? i am stuck on that unless you could get a carnation to dye that color? but, for a beautiful cream color a good flower is a Peony...but they are sometimes harder to get. you have beautiful colors, hope you find something. If you feel like you have to add color add a really deep, deep black red (you know like the deepest of red roses?)
Reply:Pinks are great with chocolate brown....especially pastel pinks. They can make certain flowers different colors to fit your needs if you can't find the right the flowers though. theknot.com has some great ideas usually as well
What type of flowers will look good in my wedding?
Great idea Chocolate sounds great, If you keep all to the same colours then everything will just merge in to one. Defiantly add a accent colour, If you think about chocolates in a box then they have all sorts of centers, so what about Gerber's they came in some really vivid reds,pinks,oranges and purples also the centers of Gerber's are a chocolate colour. You could even carry this through to the reception flowers. Good Luck
Reply:I love chocolate - I would say that pink is great with chocolate but more of a dirty dusty muted pink.
Or how about Bronze Calla and Mango roses - see pics on the links.
Or orange Ranunculus, mango Calla Lilies, russet Roses and dark brown Echinops - Hypericum berries to provide a lovely accent and clusters of Beech twigs to add interesting contrast.
Reply:Brown flower? i am stuck on that unless you could get a carnation to dye that color? but, for a beautiful cream color a good flower is a Peony...but they are sometimes harder to get. you have beautiful colors, hope you find something. If you feel like you have to add color add a really deep, deep black red (you know like the deepest of red roses?)
Reply:Pinks are great with chocolate brown....especially pastel pinks. They can make certain flowers different colors to fit your needs if you can't find the right the flowers though. theknot.com has some great ideas usually as well
Do you prefer real flowers or silk flowers for a wedding and reception?
This could be either an inside OR outside wedding, etc.
Do you prefer real flowers or silk flowers for a wedding and reception?
I'll get thumbed down like crazy but.....
I prefer silks (high quality ones, not dollar store) for a number of reasons:
1. I can have any flower and as many as I want without worrying about the smell being too powerful. I've been to weddings that competely reek of floral and you have to take breaks outside just to get air.
2. No worries about wilting, are they in season, are they at their best blooming period?, etc.
3. I can shop sales and get them dirt cheap and don't have to pay a florist to arrange them.
4. After the wedding I have the option of a keepsake or I can re-sell them to recoup some of my money
5. They come in "unatural" colors. For instance a dusty blue hydrangea doesn't happen in real life but in Silk World anything is possible
6. Nobody is allergic to silk flowers so I don't have to worry about runny noses and sneezing guests (or my HTB lol)
Reply:does the word TACKY spell it out for you
Reply:I absolutely love flowers so I prefer real if possible.
Reply:Chose to go with real because it's special for that one day!
However, there's nothing 'wrong' with using silk - can be just as beautiful.
Reply:Real flowers due to the fragrance. Cosco has flowers and they are reasonable.
Reply:Real flowers are just so much more classy and beautiful for such a special occasion.
Reply:real flowers are a must for me!!!! i hate silk flowers because i think they are gaudy looking. to me a wedding should be with fresh flowers. it just seems to make for a beautiful reception with fresh flowers in empire vases on the tables.
Reply:real is always better but they are expensive
Reply:Real most definitely. Silk flowers just don't look that good to me.
Reply:My daughter had real flowers at her wedding. It made for a much prettier effect. I'd go with the real.
Reply:Real is always better. Yes, silk will last but you can always dry out the real flowers. It will be nicer that way, even if it costs more.
Reply:Hi. I love flowers, so I prefer real. That being said, if you can't afford real, I think 1 or 2 simple flowers (gerbera daisies, roses, tulips, etc.) in a vase at the reception looks much nicer than a big huge bouquet of silks.
If you are thinking of silks, make sure to price them. Yes, possibly they are cheaper. But the ones that are "realistic looking" can be as much as buying the real thing. Also, you can special order wholesale flowers (lots cheaper than from a florist) on many sites. You can also get flowers cheap from Walmart and Costco. Just a thought......
Yes, I prefer real.
Reply:depends on your budget and you! our family weddings have been a mixture of fresh flowers and silks, and it really is a personal preference.
if you are thinking of doing your own bouquets then silks are easier to work with. and you can save yourself a lot of money by making your own bouquets sweetie. its relatively easy and you can do them a month or more ahead of time if you want to. you can get all the supplies you need at a craft store such as michael's or even joann's.
boutinierres and corsages are generally fresh flowers but the rest can be silks, your bouquets, your floral arrangements, your centerpieces, can all be silk flowers if you wish.
have a look at some good quality silks before you make up your mind, and like i said you could easily make your own bouquets if you use the silks. good luck and happy wedding!
Reply:I'm using real, but not a whole lot of them for my wedding. I'm having a florist make an archpiece and a long centerpiece for our head table, then buying the rest of the flowers I need in bulk. I will use these flowers to make the bouquets (simple dome-shaped ones), boutenniers, and centerpieces for some tables (just put some flowers in vases I already have). The website theknot.com even has step-by-step instructions for making bouquets and bout's. This is very manageable if you don't want something ornate and extravagant. I'm spending under $300 for all these flowers.
Good luck!
Reply:Silk always looks prettier!
Reply:i just ordered silks from afloral.com
i have to say that when i put them together and made the bouquets i was MORE than happy with how they came out.
you can't tell they are silks till you are up close to them.
real is nice and all but wayyyyyy tooooo expensive for my blood.
these silks are awesome.
i'll be happy to email you pics if you want to see how mine came out- nataliexoxo@yahoo.com
Reply:Real! I had real at my wedding and you can't beat that look or smell!
Reply:silk, we had silk flowers and the best part is i get to keep them... and they are cheap...:)
Reply:I don't hate silk flowers like a lot of people on this board do, I believe with a good amount of hard work they can look just as nice as real.
But when the choice is given to me I always prefer real. The smell, and the feel of them can not be replicated.
Reply:Real
Reply:Real flowers. I think fake flowers are cheesy!
Reply:I always prefer real flowers. I have never seen any realistic-looking silks. Unless you are getting exotic flowers, most fresh flowers are cheaper than many silks you find.
Reply:If you can afford them, real is always better.
choosing shoe horns
Do you prefer real flowers or silk flowers for a wedding and reception?
I'll get thumbed down like crazy but.....
I prefer silks (high quality ones, not dollar store) for a number of reasons:
1. I can have any flower and as many as I want without worrying about the smell being too powerful. I've been to weddings that competely reek of floral and you have to take breaks outside just to get air.
2. No worries about wilting, are they in season, are they at their best blooming period?, etc.
3. I can shop sales and get them dirt cheap and don't have to pay a florist to arrange them.
4. After the wedding I have the option of a keepsake or I can re-sell them to recoup some of my money
5. They come in "unatural" colors. For instance a dusty blue hydrangea doesn't happen in real life but in Silk World anything is possible
6. Nobody is allergic to silk flowers so I don't have to worry about runny noses and sneezing guests (or my HTB lol)
Reply:does the word TACKY spell it out for you
Reply:I absolutely love flowers so I prefer real if possible.
Reply:Chose to go with real because it's special for that one day!
However, there's nothing 'wrong' with using silk - can be just as beautiful.
Reply:Real flowers due to the fragrance. Cosco has flowers and they are reasonable.
Reply:Real flowers are just so much more classy and beautiful for such a special occasion.
Reply:real flowers are a must for me!!!! i hate silk flowers because i think they are gaudy looking. to me a wedding should be with fresh flowers. it just seems to make for a beautiful reception with fresh flowers in empire vases on the tables.
Reply:real is always better but they are expensive
Reply:Real most definitely. Silk flowers just don't look that good to me.
Reply:My daughter had real flowers at her wedding. It made for a much prettier effect. I'd go with the real.
Reply:Real is always better. Yes, silk will last but you can always dry out the real flowers. It will be nicer that way, even if it costs more.
Reply:Hi. I love flowers, so I prefer real. That being said, if you can't afford real, I think 1 or 2 simple flowers (gerbera daisies, roses, tulips, etc.) in a vase at the reception looks much nicer than a big huge bouquet of silks.
If you are thinking of silks, make sure to price them. Yes, possibly they are cheaper. But the ones that are "realistic looking" can be as much as buying the real thing. Also, you can special order wholesale flowers (lots cheaper than from a florist) on many sites. You can also get flowers cheap from Walmart and Costco. Just a thought......
Yes, I prefer real.
Reply:depends on your budget and you! our family weddings have been a mixture of fresh flowers and silks, and it really is a personal preference.
if you are thinking of doing your own bouquets then silks are easier to work with. and you can save yourself a lot of money by making your own bouquets sweetie. its relatively easy and you can do them a month or more ahead of time if you want to. you can get all the supplies you need at a craft store such as michael's or even joann's.
boutinierres and corsages are generally fresh flowers but the rest can be silks, your bouquets, your floral arrangements, your centerpieces, can all be silk flowers if you wish.
have a look at some good quality silks before you make up your mind, and like i said you could easily make your own bouquets if you use the silks. good luck and happy wedding!
Reply:I'm using real, but not a whole lot of them for my wedding. I'm having a florist make an archpiece and a long centerpiece for our head table, then buying the rest of the flowers I need in bulk. I will use these flowers to make the bouquets (simple dome-shaped ones), boutenniers, and centerpieces for some tables (just put some flowers in vases I already have). The website theknot.com even has step-by-step instructions for making bouquets and bout's. This is very manageable if you don't want something ornate and extravagant. I'm spending under $300 for all these flowers.
Good luck!
Reply:Silk always looks prettier!
Reply:i just ordered silks from afloral.com
i have to say that when i put them together and made the bouquets i was MORE than happy with how they came out.
you can't tell they are silks till you are up close to them.
real is nice and all but wayyyyyy tooooo expensive for my blood.
these silks are awesome.
i'll be happy to email you pics if you want to see how mine came out- nataliexoxo@yahoo.com
Reply:Real! I had real at my wedding and you can't beat that look or smell!
Reply:silk, we had silk flowers and the best part is i get to keep them... and they are cheap...:)
Reply:I don't hate silk flowers like a lot of people on this board do, I believe with a good amount of hard work they can look just as nice as real.
But when the choice is given to me I always prefer real. The smell, and the feel of them can not be replicated.
Reply:Real
Reply:Real flowers. I think fake flowers are cheesy!
Reply:I always prefer real flowers. I have never seen any realistic-looking silks. Unless you are getting exotic flowers, most fresh flowers are cheaper than many silks you find.
Reply:If you can afford them, real is always better.
choosing shoe horns
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