Help with flowers

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  • Ribbonlady
  on Apr. 22, 2009 at 7:49 AM

• I'm certainly not a wedding person and I'll admit I never noticed that the flowers on the mothers were terribly different.  My thought would be to make them each a small but beautiful corsage that is similar in "theme" to the rest of the flowers, but that matches their dresses .  Am I out in left field?  If there's an "expert" out there, I'd love to know too.

  Anyway, if I can help with the ribbon in any way (my company is a craft ribbon company), give me a yell at organza@optonline.net.  I LOVE helping with weddings!! LOL

  Congratulations to your daughter!

  Debbie, the ribbon lady at http://www.reasonableribbon.com

   

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  • carrie_grace
  on Apr. 23, 2009 at 10:15 AM

• http://www.marthastewartweddings.com/article/corsages?autonomy_kw=corsages&rsc=header_1
  

  
  

  I did a search for corsages on marthastewart.com and TONS of stuff came up... Her's the link for me search:

  http://www.marthastewart.com/portal/site/mslo/menuitem.e28a2ad6d3341f8836eb9e2bd373a0a0?vgnextoid=42cacf380e1dd010VgnVCM1000005b09a00aRCRD&rsc=search_header&autonomy_kw=corsages&x=0&y=0

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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  • branda32
  on Apr. 23, 2009 at 5:31 PM

•   I know a couple of ways to do them.  Sometimes when I do corsages for the mothers the only thing I do different is either I'll add an extra flower or I'll use a different color flower than the other corsages. They have corsage magnets that are great to use instead of pins because so many dresses can't tolerate a pin hole.  And lots of people go with the wristlets too. It's just an elastic band that fits on your wrist like a braclet. They are pretty and they don't get squished in all the hugging. 

  I've never made a tutorial before but there are lots of videos on youtube. If you watch a couple and have any questions I'd be happy to try to help.

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