Cheap Tree Slices? Maybe "secondhand?"

I was able to get most of my décor from a local FB wedding resale site. For items like this...I'm totally OK using 2nd hand & depending how they hold up, I can resell afterwards.

I am using 10 or 11 for my wedding in March, i'll have ten 9-11" and ten 5-7".. you are more than welcome to them after. In the meantime, check amazon! That is where I'll be getting the

@Jessica, do you have a link to the FB group that you can share?

I'm looking for used also.

@brandy This is my first time really using these forums so I'm not even really sure how this works haha. Is there a way to DM you?

@Jessica, a link would be great!!! This may be a game changer

I was looking too and just found it. Here is a link if you still need it. Its a closed group, you have to ask to join https://www.facebook.com/groups/295453930605471/

I would contact arborists where you live. Ask them if they will be doing any tree pruning where you could have the wood. One of the guys is usually willing to slice up the branches on their break or after work, for either a few dollars or a case of beer. I have also placed ads on Craigslist.

Have you checked your local Craigslist site?

This person has some for sale for $5 each or 17 for $65

https://maine.craigslist.org/for/6132711411.html

My florist (@centerpiece florals/Rachel here on the forum) got us ours for the cheapest due to a connection. Can you check with your florist?

You can buy them from Michael's.

I have 30 of these that I will be posting for sale after our wedding in October if you are interested send me a message I can let u know when we are done with them

Be careful with arborists though! Yes, they may have wood slices but those slices are likely not cured and will warp if not cured properly.

If you are on a tight budget I encourage you to skip extras like "tree slices".

Focus on good food, booze and a great DJ or band.

Check sales at Micheal's. My DOC recommended there as well as AC Moore.

We cut all of our own logs/slices for what we're using them for, all for free! Any family who would be willing to let you cut down a tree for them?

I found mine at HomeGoods- they are 9-11" and $6.99

Have you thought about getting a chain saw and some logs and cutting your own? Also check craigslist. I have found tons of things for my wedding from previous brides

Wood slices don't need to be cured if you are using them in the reasonably near future.

Do you Still have these available?

thanks!