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I tossed a fake one. I didn't want my pretty bouquet to be ruined. lol I wanted to save the flowers and put them in a memory box.
good question i have been wondering the same thing. i would opt to say toss a silk fake one.
my question is this then: i am getting my BMs silk toss bouquets to carry down the aisle (i have a real bouquet because it is provided free by the resort in Jamaica I am getting married at). rather than buying another toss bouquet, can i just toss one of theirs?? or is that rude somehow?
My florist made me a toss bouquet with real flowers, but unfortunately, there was a mixup at our ceremony and the toss bouquet ended up being used as the "flowers for Mary." Oops.
@PurpleUnicorn: My bridesmaids had real flower bouqets, and I ended up tossing one of theirs. Nobody minded (they weren't going to save them). I thought I would get my mom to preserve my bouquet, but she forgot about it. Guess I could have used my bouquet anyway!
I tossed my real one because I missed that detail. I almost took out a chandlier with it. The girl that caught it gave it back, it was a bit mangled, but when I came home from my honeymoon they had died. I wasn't really attached to my bouquet, they were just flowers in my world.
Id do a fake one if you want to try and keep them :)
We had real...but I left it at the church and we totally forget about the bouquet toss, LOL. Thankfully it was free!
@Blueshoes2: aww, that's too bad about your bouquet not being preserved!
wow i was going to ask the same question... yesterday i was looking online to find a silk bouquet for tossing. But after reading this post, I think I will use my BM's bouquet
@Mrs.tobe: We did a different kind of toss. I had a silk boquet and filled it with scratch and lottery tickets...that way when i did the toss ALL women came up to try and get "lucky" that night...so we obviously did a silk boquet :)
@Baileyh:That is a great idea too! And a really good way to get everyone involved!
My florist includes a tossing boquet for free
I had a separate real toss bouquet. It was just kind of made with the leftover flowers
You'd probably be better off with a cheapie grocery store bouquet than trying to make one out of silk price wise.
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Should you use real, or fake (silk) flowers for your toss bouquet??