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Make sure to work with your florist to pay special attention to what your entire ceremony area will look like in your photos. Particularly the large arrangements that you are spending tons of money on! If you have several attendants you could potentially cover up those expensive blooms. Or, like in the photo below, the bride and groom are framed by something that looks like it might reach around and grab them!
Fragrant, environmentally friendly dried lavender buds are a great alternative for rice. Most wedding venues no longer allow rice because it’s difficult to clean up and attracts rodents. Not only does birdseed also attract unwanted guests, it sprouts unwanted plants. As for bubbles, they create a slippery mess and stain fine fabrics. Lavender used as wedding toss vacuums up easily providing an instant air freshener.
Labyrinth Hill grows and naturally cultivates fragrant lavender in Kitsap County, WA. A half-pound (approximately 8 cups) is enough for 50 guests to toss at a cost of $15.50 plus shipping. (www.labyrinthhill.com)
Check out a new product from Blumebox…what a great way to add color and excitement to your wedding reception place settings at a minimal cost! Talk about getting more bang for your buck – this cute little item could take the place of 3…it can serve as your table decor, place card and favor all wrapped up in one!
Only $9 for a six-pack (plus, of course, the cost of your flower.)
Go to www.blumebox.com for your nearest retail location.
