Decorative Arts

planting roses for weddings?

Im trying to save money on my wedding which is a year from now by plating my own flowers, roses, plants, etc.. What kind of roses do people use to wedding to make bouquets, and decoration? I was looking for the name of the cheap rose, moderate and high quality roses.

don’t do this…. scrimp somewhere else… but don’t leave the lovely flowers to the whims of Nature!!…. let the florist do your flowers!!…. or combine silks for the bridesmaids and real ones for your bouquet….

natural homegrown roses have bugs, brown spots and might not bloom in time for the wedding..and flowers are too important to YOU for them to be a disaster!!!….

you have a year… start buying silks this year… great specials when the spring season is over!!!…. buy all year , the greens and the fillers etc…. then it won’t be an all-at-one-time thing!!!…. then you can have them design your bouqet to match your silks!!….

we did this for my DD’s wedding.. she and her maid of honor carried real and everyone else, silks… no one noticed….and much money was saved!!!….(we used pink rosebuds, so it wasn’t obvious even when closeup!!..)

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