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Lisa
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Thursday, June 06, 2002
19:20:47
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dried floral weddings
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I'm wondering if anyone knows if there is a market for dried floral weddings - i.e, bouquets, table arrangements, garlands, corsages, etc.
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dscott
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Thursday, June 06, 2002
22:30:51
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dried floral weddings
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We often have requests for using our dried flowers in weddings. Their use range from just the table arrangements (e.g. our wheat sheaves) to complete, elaborate
dried flower weddings.
We turn down requests regarding Dried Flowers Direct doing any custom work and will refer those jobs to our wholesale customers.
I gather you are interested in providing such a service. Do you have any images of your work? Do you have a web site? We may be able to reciprocate links from our
site to yours.
Let us know.
D. Scott Demmin
Dried Flowers Direct
www.DriedFlowersDirect.com
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Lisa
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Saturday, June 08, 2002
14:14:16
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dried floral weddings
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Thanks for your response and information! I am in the research/start up phase of this aspect of my business. I don't have a web site or images of my work yet, but
will pass them along to you when I do.
Lisa
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lee wutch
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Thursday, February 13, 2003
15:50:36
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dried floral weddings
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When my niece got married I used small grapevine wreaths which layed flat on the tables. I finished the wreaths with dried flowers and then purchased rose bowls
from a second hand store. We filled the rose bowls with water and put 1 goldfish in each bowl. Each bowl sat in the center of each wreath. All the kids who wanted
a goldfish took one home from the reception.
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