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Money-Saving Tips for Wedding Flowers
by Rose Smith - rose@wedthemes.com

a) Find out if another wedding will be held at your church or synagogue that day or the day before your wedding. If so, you can contact that bride and find out if she would like to share the cost of the flowers with you.


b) After the ceremony, arrange to have the flowers taken to the reception location.

c) Instead of a full bouquet of flowers for you and your bridesmaids, carry one or two dramatic flowers instead. They look just as elegant and the cost will be significantly less than full bouquets.

d) Try to use flowers that are in season.

e) Use garlands of ivy or evergreens for decorating, instead of flowers - it's less expensive and can be used to decorate doorways and the front of tables.

f) Use potted plants instead of cut flowers. In fact, if you start early enough, you can grow your own flowering potted plants.

Copyright 2001, by Rose Smith. Rose is the author of How to Create a Beautiful Medieval Wedding and several other wedding booklets. Visit Wedding Themes and More for great ideas on theme weddings, favor ideas, budget tips, honeymoon destinations, decorations and more.


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