I am looking for a cute bridal center piece to make any idea's?
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I don’t know if you have any specific theme for the bridal shower, but if you do, try to incorporate it.  Otherwise, just use a group of a couple small bouquets – each with one type of flower but all in the same color with identical or very similar vases.  For example, you could do pink roses, pink carnations, and pink gerbera daisies.  Or, get a larger bouquet, put it in a vase, and place pictures of the bride and groom around it – if their respective parents are married, see if you can get pictures of the bride’s parents’ wedding picture and the groom’s parents’ wedding picture, or put up pictures of the bride and groom in various stages of growing up.  If you buy simple, matching frames, it would look really cute and could be a gift to the bride.  The website below has a nice explanation of how to put together a simple bouquet.
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Oh my gosh!  How beautiful IS THAT going to be :-D!!\nThe leaves will just be changing....BREATHTAKING!\nIdeas?  Hu, well, if you haven't picked our colors yet I would go with brown and yellows or reds and oranges to of-course accent the changing seasons.\nInstead of flower pedals, the flower girl could sprinkle dried fallen oak leaves down the "isle".\nBeautiful white chairs on eather side of the isle with lots of white tuddle ( that see thew stuff)with the wedding colors accented with bows.\nI see the bridesmaids in a strapless gowns with shawls to keep out the cold.  I am going back to the yellows, oranges, golds, reds and browns.  How would black tuxes, black shirts w/ gold ties be...ooh!  and then have your hubby-to-be have a white shirt.\nor a theme of "cow-boy" could be cute, then you can do the hay-bales for seats and keep with the red and gold them.  Have a pig roast and the dance in the barn.  YEEEHAAA!
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try the tlc web site or the hgtv web site they have craft shows on them and so maybe there is craft ideas there.
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Pretty colors! Why not try a 3 or 4 tier rounded cake. Brown all over frosting with turquoise vines and very small flowers? That would be pretty. But use your imagination. Stick with the feeling you want to convey at your wedding. Good Luck.
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log on to theknot.com website, and you can find many places for not only favors but also other wedding stuff. It is really helpful and you can also get recommendations for florists, caterers, etc.
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i like the idea of candles..perhaps with a single ribbon tied at the bottom? single rose, feathers something significant or special to the bride...a friend had these really gorgeous glass bottles filled with sand, and at the end of the cermony all of the girls poured their sand into a larger vase. the couple kept the vase of colored sand as a momento.
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Have friends and family help where they can and search on the internet there are so many awesome ideas out there. Get crafty and make as many things as you can.  \n\nYou can have a beautiful wedding without spending a fortune. \n\nHere is a good list to start with...\nhttp://www.buffalobride.com/to-do_list.h...\nhttp://www.weddingchannel.com/ \nwww.michaels.com \nfor flower and other ideas
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Our wedding theme is butterflies too. I put "butterfly wedding" or "butterfly themed wedding" into a lot of search sites and came up with some good stuff. Also, you can go to sites that promote wedding themes and click on butterflies..they'll often bring up a bunch of vendors selling butterfly stuff. \nCongrats!
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See if this site helps!\nhttp://weddingplanning.50webs.com
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You can pick just about anything you want these days--depending on your budget.\n\nIf you are on a rather tight budget definitely consider flowers that are in season that time of year.  Otherwise the skies the limit.\n\nAnother idea is to use dried items (which are usually cheaper) for bulk and shape and then add a few more expensive stems for a fresh look.\n\nAlternately, instead of flowers, why not try something outrageous like battery operated strings of lights with ribbon and tulle wrapped around them?  Or bunches of sparkly crystals on wire that you can wrap into a shapes---sure to make a statement.\n\nRemember, unless you are going for a very traditional look, flowers are NOT required.\n\nGood luck and send us pictures!
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I like the exchange collars idea.  Serve alcohol to the wedding guests.  Have someone creative make a ferret shaped cake to serve at the reception.
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I'd look in Domino magazine for ideas.  Your party could be themed.  You know, something like "chic steals on a budget".  Or "how to transform your living room in five steps".  Another idea of mine is to ask an Interior Designer to be a special guest at your party.  He or she may have some insider information on decorating that the outsiders aren't privy to.
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i dont know of anywhere in the mall that would carry somethin like that. you may check with hobby lobby or some other kind of craft shop. if they dont carry them im sure they will have something you can make one out of. good luck!
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http://bridalshop.freeservers.com/BH115.html\n\nFound this, hope it helps!\n\nhttp://www.101weddingtips.com/forums101/show_message.htm?mid=137856
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Well, start with colors – I would do bright, sunset colors (like reds, pinks, yellows, and oranges) or bright greens and blues, like tropical foliage and skies.  Orchids would be great for some of the flowers, because they come in such a range of hues, and a few of them in a bouquet or centerpiece make a nice statement.  If you can find them, hibiscus trees would be cool to have at the reception – put a few in the corners of the room or right in front of the entrance.  When you think of tropical locations, you think of lots of plants, so use a lot of greenery in the decorations – this can help save money in some cases.  Try to use big things – big leaves (banana leaves, palm fronds), big flowers (hibiscus, protea), etc.  You may be able to put small centerpieces in coconut shells.  Use seashells, too.  My wedding wasn’t a tropical theme, but it was a beach theme, and for the centerpieces we borrowed some big hurricane lamp style things and put some sand, a pillar candle, and shells, starfish, and sand dollars in them, then put tealights on the table, too.  You could also do something with floating candles and/or flowers.  If there’s a buffet or a drink table or something like that, place tropical fruits all around the table – pineapples, mango, kiwi, papaya, etc.  Big paper lanterns in the right colors, or little ones on a string of lights, can look cool.  Have seashells (made of fondant) on the cake.  A tropical theme is pretty versatile, because it can easily be made more formal or more casual.  Hope this helped!
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try ebay or a local bridal shop.
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if you have specialty stores, or party stores you can usually find special colors there. check with bridal shops, or bridal planners, if they don't have them, they know someone who does. good luck