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Flowers

  • 16-02-2015 9:54pm
    #1
    westernlass
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    Anyone else developing an unhealthy obsession with flowers from wedding planning? There are some amazing ideas and I'm trying not to blow my not too small budget for them. It's all so pretty


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  • #2
    Milly33
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    There are so many different options out there for things I can defiantly see how you would be in awe... Have decided to not look as such and we are just going to go with whatever is in season. Looking at just have a few jars with garden flowers in then and even looking at how to decorate the jars there are so many ways..

    And the smells too, I picked up some flowers in aldi the other day, thought they were gardinias but maybe not oh the smell from them had me thinking they would be great for a wedding

    Have you decided on what you want!


  • #3
    Milly33
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    Hycinths that's what they were they smell lovely


  • #4
    pooch90
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    I got a bit obsessed with flowers and then said to myself, I won't have these after the day so why am I tying myself up in knots over it?
    So I went off and made a button bouquet for me, ones from beads for BMs and all my centrepieces were made from paper flowers and buttons. Still decorating my house now, my mother's and numerous other guests'. Was in an older family friends house at Xmas and she has one of the centrepieces on her mantlepiece, was a lovely feeling.


  • #5
    fits
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    we are just using flowers from hotel garden. and my fmil is making bouquets using whatever is in season.


  • #6
    Milly33
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,658 ✭✭✭Milly33


    That's sounds lovely Pooch it is nice to be able to use the stuff after... See even that as such isn't real flowers but it is still kind of flower orientated just goes to show how much can be done...

    Going like you fits with using what is in the gardens but have to say I have been keeping an eye out for nice scented ones, that would not drive anyone with allergies mad


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  • #7
    westernlass
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 598 ✭✭✭westernlass


    I'm meeting my florist at the weekend. It something I don't mind spending on. Love them and feel it adds so much to the room. Trying to see it all for real together


  • #8
    thatgirl1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 43 ✭thatgirl1


    I have become obsessed with flowers since the start of this wedding planning! Thankfully roses are in season when we're getting married! I don't mind spending the bit extra because I really feel it adds to the whole look of the day (plus the guys work is amazing!)


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