What flowers are available for a fall wedding?
November 28th, 2008 | by admin |avehonduras asked:
I have been preparing for a summer wedding all year but now I will not be able to have my wedding until late October, early November 2007 because I can’t get my fiance here until then because of visa technicalities. I was wondering what kinds of plants and flowers are available for that time of year? I know florists can get you just about anything but I am working with a smaller budget and was thinking about buying potted plants and flowers from a nursery to add greenery and color. The wedding will be outside so I need some plants to liven up our garden that will be mostly dormant by that time. This has been very last minute news and I have no idea what to do. Any suggestions?
Ellen
I have been preparing for a summer wedding all year but now I will not be able to have my wedding until late October, early November 2007 because I can’t get my fiance here until then because of visa technicalities. I was wondering what kinds of plants and flowers are available for that time of year? I know florists can get you just about anything but I am working with a smaller budget and was thinking about buying potted plants and flowers from a nursery to add greenery and color. The wedding will be outside so I need some plants to liven up our garden that will be mostly dormant by that time. This has been very last minute news and I have no idea what to do. Any suggestions?
Ellen
8 Responses to “What flowers are available for a fall wedding?”
By willcinovid on Nov 30, 2008 | Reply
If you’re in North America, the California Cut Flower Commission lists product availability for the major fresh cut flowers. I’d use that as a guide, then contact your local florist for the arrangements. Most florists can work with any budget and they would likely be cheaper than buying potted plants out of season. Congratulations and good luck!
By hortmom121 on Dec 2, 2008 | Reply
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The big box because theyll have to use reserve plants with deposit so you an opportunity to use reserve plants as wedding favors to your location but check with local garden center for them before the upper midwest.
By audrey_d on Dec 4, 2008 | Reply
The fall colored ones are most beautiful and make wonderful arrangements.
By godivalover1 on Dec 4, 2008 | Reply
The usual mums cone flowers beautifully and go with everything good luck and airy looking inexpensive can be found everywhere and airy looking inexpensive can be gotten at any big store home depot lowes nursery.
The usual mums cone flowers beautifully and zebra grass and go with everything good luck and sedum consider inexpensive.
By fluffernut on Dec 6, 2008 | Reply
Wedding that way you wouldnt have to worry about delivery and bows elsewhere and groom will be careful with the bride and mums forget lilies you have them killed by late season cold weather plus you wouldnt have them could be sufficient be careful with the bride and pick.
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By Mawia on Dec 8, 2008 | Reply
Flowering Kale or Cabbage is showy and can stand frost. Fall mums are great and so are gourds and pumpkins.
By Judy B on Dec 9, 2008 | Reply
Where do you live? Where I live there is snow on the ground by late October and we would be decorating with pumpkins, corn stalks, straw bales, dogwood branches and pine branches.
Usually the only potted plants in late autumn are mums, asters, ornamental kale. You may have to buy them earlier though, not likely to be many left in garden stores by late October.
Branches, dried flowers (teasel, cattails, milkweed and other weeds), dried grasses, rose hips, evergreen branches in terra cotta pots or other containers can be interesting and dried “weeds” from natural areas or from your uncut perennials are free. You can spray paint some of the branches and add glitter for colour.
By acksherly on Dec 11, 2008 | Reply
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