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I believe that you can. Try calling or visiting your local nurseries for prices. Best Wishes. Rhonda
My mom and aunt are planting two big planters full of flowers this spring that (we hope) will grow into pretty altar decorations for our July 31 wedding. My florist suggested this, and we love the idea because we'll have a take-home keepsake that should keep blooming for the rest of the summer.
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I've always wanted an outdoor ceremony. I envisioned giant trees hanging down all around the area...but the place we're using ( http://www.wedgewoodbanquet.com/gilroy/weddinggallery/index.html ) is at a golf course on a little hill. We can't use the actual course because the golfers don't leave until sunset. The ceremony place is near the club house on a little hill and there are pretty much no trees anywhere near it. I'm not crazy about the bare, lack of shade, open feel. I need suggestions on how I can spice it up. I think my aisle decorations will be pomander balls on shepherd's hooks. I'll either use a gazebo or an arch and whichever one will have some sort of floral arrangement on it. But how else can I add to the site and give it a more beautiful look. Can you rent trees? lol