I went to Burtons today and met with Mike. We are getting 14 high/low centerpieces with candles, bride bouquet,throw away bouquet,1 MOH, 3-4 Bridesmaid, 2 corsages for moms, 6 boutonnieres, floweres for gazebo, and tulle for the aisle with ribbons for $1600.
srykert
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That's a great price. What kind of flowers are you having for your bouquets and centerpieces?
SueWho
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what`s the deal Burton`s??? How does he compare with Flowers by Brian????????
Jackie
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I booked with Burton's for my wedding in June. Did you have the idea that you wanted a mix of high/low centerpieces or did he suggest it.
I was thinking of doing that for my wedding but I wasn't sure how it actually looked. Any feedback would be great.
Thank you
kelswiss
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I actually got the idea of high/low centerpieces the other day from other posts. Mike at Burton's said that it does look great however he has had some comments lately from people who say that guests wanted to know why they got the lower centerpiece at there table and not the bigger one. I'm not going to worry about that I think it sounds like a great idea. I'm going to use all roses in my bouquet, in the girls roses and not sure what else yet. The centerpieces roses and probably whatever else I decide for the other bouquets plus votive candles.
Jackie
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That sounds great. I also got the idea from the website the other day and I too am using all roses. I think my bouquet is going to be all red and the bridesmaid's will be a combo of red, white and I am not sure if I am going to add light pink. If I just went with the 2 colors I was thinking of doing alternating high/low and having all red or all white in each centerpiece. I am going to talk to Mike about it when I meet with him again in April. I don't know how it will look if each centerpiece is filled with just one color but in theory, it sounds good. Good luck with your planning.