So I have beautiful silk arrangements made for my bridesmaids. An acquaintance of mine saw some of my decor and florals and asked to rent it for her wedding, which she is putting together in just two months because her dad has cancer and a bad prognosis. I told her she could use anything of mine she wanted, including the bridesmaids bouquets (not charging her, I just feel terrible for her situation) Now one of my bridesmaids is upset that she has to give it back, and wants to know if she can have it after the second wedding. The bouquets were rather expensive, nearly $200 per arrangement. I wouldn't mind keeping them to rent out in the future, but I also don't want somebody to be upset with me over something so silly. Is it normal for bridesmaids to keep their bouquets always? Most everyone I talked gave the silk arrangements back to the bride, but I'm not sure what the etiquette is on this?
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