where do flower shops get their roses?
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This is a business like other business. They get from their appointed dealer or some time buy direct. I am talking about Japan
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I personally think that roses are over done and that by using flowers that people are no accustom to can make a big splash.  Try Gerber Daisies they came in just about every color and size you could ever want.  And they are just gorgeous!  And they make a very pretty Bridal Bouquet it you like the perfect round ones.
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Rose is a flower - a mid term of reproduction and a product of love and romance
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Always At Your Service L.L.C.\n1030 North 6th Street\nMonroe\nLA 71210\nPhone: (318) 410-1027\n\nBrooks Florist & Greenhouse\n5320 Desiard Street\nMonroe\nLA 71203\nPhone: (318) 343-3025\n\nMcMullen Flower Shop\n219 Sterlington Road\nMonroe\nLA 71203\nPhone: (318) 325-8283
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No, having a hybrid car would not influence my flower buying. Price and service are what I look for. How are they planning to get those bouquets in the car? Kinda small for most arrangements?
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It all depends on the area you are in.  If you are in a very metro area be prepared to pay 85 bucks and up.  Here in rural Ohio the going rate is about 40 bucks a dozen for the good ones.\n\nA good idea is to get a mix of different flowers and forget about the red roses.  Orchids, lilies, tulips etc in shades of red are something different that she will leave a lasting impression on her for sure!\nBest Wishes,\nMs. Orchid
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I love getting flowers! When my fiance shows up at home with flowers just to make me feel special, he's almost guarenteed to get some... :) I really like roses, but they're not required. Lillies, or tulips are pretty too. Although you might want to ask the florist which kind last the longest and go from there. Daisies last a long time and are pretty, and those funky colored carnations show that you're fun and energetic. Another suggestion-pick a color scheme and run with it. A bouquet with 10 different colors can be tacky. (but first be sure she's not allergic!!! that could work out badly for ya)
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Flowers..We adore Flowers...MAKE THEM ROSES!!!
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drugstore or pharmacy maybe
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There are many Garden cities. Mine is in the city of Cranston, Rhode Island. It is a little shopping area with boutiques and chain stores.
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1800flowers.com\nftd.com
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Try bringing just one flower, instead of a bunch of them (save them for when you do something wrong LOL).  It shows you went out of your way without coming off as cheesy.  Also, don't bring a rose, too cliche, try a different flower. A florist will be able to help you decide which one would be best.\n\nGood luck!
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Don't send flowers from proflowers to a patient in a hospital/medical center.  Their flowers are shipped in a box that the patient would have to open.  Also, the vase and flowers come separately and a patient in a medical center will probably not be well enough to open the box, get water, and put the flowers into a vase.\n\nYour best bet?  Order from a local florist.  The 'wire services' charge a fee just to take your order.  So, in the end you may pay more than 60 bucks for 40 dollars worth of flowers.  Save yourself time, money and a headache by calling a local florist in that area.\nBest Wishes!!\n:)\nMs. Orchid
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try michaels craft stores
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pink or yellow roses.
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There are various ways to do this.  Many malls and/or shopping centers have formal gown shops.  Most major chain stores have catalogues to order from.  There are many small "mom & pop" stores that sell wedding gowns and formal bowns.  You could look in the yellow pages, you could also ask friends or family members who have gotten married where they and their attendants went.
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There aren't any specialist romance book stores, but there are plenty that stock them as part of their general stock. As well as the ubiquiutous Oxfam stores dotted over London you'll find some great specialist stores around Bloomsbury and Charing Cross Road, and Islington (Angel Market), and some further afield. Try the link below for a full list of London booksellers with their addresses and an indication of what they stock or specialise in. Happy reading!