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When to buy fake bouquets?

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on December 26, 2020 at 2:14 PM

Faux flowers!! Our wedding is June 2022 and the faux bouquet company I love is having a sale! Is it too early to buy them? A lot of people are saying it’s not too early but I worry about them being stored. The deals are SO good! I asked the seller and she said they'll be totally fine. Thanks guys 🙂...

Faux flowers!!

Our wedding is June 2022 and the faux bouquet company I love is having a sale! Is it too early to buy them? A lot of people are saying it’s not too early but I worry about them being stored. The deals are SO good! I asked the seller and she said they'll be totally fine.

Thanks guys 🙂

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Candace · on January 7, 2021 at 12:51 PM
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Buy them! They make a protectant spray (sold at Walmart or craft store) that you can spray on them to keep them protected that’s what I did when I made my bouquets
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Savvy April 2021
Rachael · on January 9, 2021 at 8:47 PM
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GO. FOR. IT! Weddings are expensive as it is. Take advantage of the sale. Just store the flowers in a tote box and they’ll definitely be beautiful for your wedding.
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Theresa · on April 20, 2024 at 1:49 PM
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I'm looking at my daughter's wedding bouquet from more than a year ago. She didn't want it, it's decorating my home. Still looks great, and brings me a smile everyday. She has moved out of state, and seeing it makes me think of her. Doesn't look dusty at all.

We did her flowers 2 months before the wedding. DD2's wedding is in November and the flowers are done, boxed, sitting in the guest closet.
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Rockstar October 2023
Michael · on April 20, 2024 at 5:15 PM
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Great that the bouquet serves to bring you a smile. Did you daughter prefer cut flowers instead?
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Theresa · on April 20, 2024 at 6:41 PM
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No, she didn't care about the flowers and is not sentimental. She wanted to elope, but groom wanted the wedding. They compromised and got married during a family reunion weekend since everyone was already in town. Worked out great because everyone got fed twice (leftovers the next day for lunch)!
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