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Wedding Flowers
Perfect for a flower girl may be a silk head wreath made of ribbon, tulle and tiny flowers, which can be enjoyed by the wearer after the wedding as well as on the special day itself. This wreath is sometimes hung on a wall with the brim of a straw hat, to be worn or displayed in the home. These are just a few ideas for maximizing your floral budget. The most important thing to remember is that careful planning is essential if you hope to get the most for your money, without compromising the beautiful, romantic setting that flowers can add to your wedding day. For the best selection of Silk Flowers go here: Ben Franklin Crafts of Somersworth, NH. For Fresh Flowers we recommend in
the Portsmouth area:
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wedding flowers that either can serve more than one function or can be kept
as a remembrance of the occasion. Standing baskets filled with sprays
of fresh or silk flowers that decorate the ceremony can later be moved to
the reception site, where they look elegant placed behind the head table or
at the entrance to the room. An arch is useful at the site of the ceremony,
in a garden wedding, or the bride may wish to make her entrance under a flower
covered arch before being escorted down the aisle. Later, this same
arch could showcase the cake table or the guest book table. A swag,
placed at the top of such an arch, made of silk or dried materials, can be
retained by the newlyweds, evoking fond memories of the wedding day.
The head table can be highlighted by using a swag or floral centerpiece made
of permanent botanicals. This later becomes a lovely addition to a first
home. 