lori042499
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Joe, you have phenomenal buying ability and I respect that. It would cost me almost $14 to buy the flowers you suggested above. My hot pink hydrangeas alone run about $4-5.
You are right though...most consumers do not want to spend a ton of money on an arbor but fortunately this bride did. I do provide lesser expensive solutions for brides that want an arbor though.
I did think about putting an oasis brick in a poly bag but opted for cages. Did not want to take a chance of the brick falling apart with the number of stem insertions.
And Robin you are right, it took one girl 3 hours to assemble.
You said "no way Jose" to Joe....that cracked me up!no way jose. I couldn't make 14 PRESENTABLE hand tied bouquets, fat & full like the pic - in 59 minutes. Those are easily 12" diameter 'bouquets'. I don't even think I'd like them as hand tieds .... not to duplicate that design anyway.
Let's do the math, shall we? Arbor - 7'high, 6'wide. Assuming each bqt is 12" wide = 20 bouquets minimum, plus all the stuffing to make it as symmetrical as it looks now, designed in cages...
that is what you meant by "mini boquet", right :thumbsup
By the way that is soooo pretty and i LOVE the chair's with pomanders and buckets~very niceThis is an Arbor I did last summer.
I am curious what others would charge for this arbor. Without knowing the exact flowers count, just give me a ballpark based on this visual. Primary flowers were roses, Asiatic lilies, hot pink hydrangea and some snaps - nothing fancy.
If I recall, I attached 10 - 14 cages to the front facade only.
I am doing this arbor again this summer and want to make my price is on target.
Thanks for your help.
Hey, Katie, This wedding is 10/10/10...Maybe I can come deliver my wedding and then help you with some of yours..That should be a good weekend for you, a holiday and that 10/10/10 phenom.....so fun...