The marriage is over – What should you do with all those flowers
Posted by Sending Flowers Blog in How to flowers sending on 26-09-2009
The big day is over. Everything went perfectly. It was beautiful, your husband was beautiful, the flowers look and smell good and the food was tasty as one might imagine. You have a small problem. What should you do with all these beautiful flowers once? Rather than throwing them in the trash, consider these options to help "restore" some of your wedding.
Use as gifts Centerpieces
One way to honor those who helped make your wedding a special day is to give them a group, perhaps a piece as a gift. Everyone loves fresh flowers, carefully flowers remain beautiful for a week or two after your wedding. Others who contributed to the success of your special day that recreates the beauty of your wedding every time you watch your beautiful flowers.
Before flower gifts, but ensure that they are a gift that can be appreciated. A piece of mass can not be appreciated by someone who lives in a small apartment. Furthermore, some of your guests may have allergies that are irritated by a gift of flowers. However, many of your employees will be able to enjoy your flowers, which makes an ideal gift.
Preserving your bouquet
You can have your wedding bouquet freeze dried to keep after the wedding day. Be sure to have done professionally since it takes special equipment to remove moisture from your flowers and preserve its shape and beauty. Once saved, you can have it mounted to display in your new home. Until you touch the package, should remain beautiful for many years. I guess you can show your children the bouquet wedding day!
Having your wedding bouquet is so expensive to maintain. If you spent all your budget on marriage, you can claim as a gift from one of your parents or a close friend. When asked what they could give you to help you start your married life, can you explain that you want to keep the bouquet. You can also use some of the cash donations to pay for this memory.
Start a compost pile
Composting is probably not on your bill the day of the wedding, but if you're going to have a garden in your new home, your wedding flowers are the ideal way to start your compost pile. You can designate a person to collect the flowers after the game and take home when the surface of the compost is put in place.
Keep in mind that a wedding bouquet or centerpiece is not entirely organic. There are children, tapes, polystyrene and other objects in the bouquet. You need to have someone remove these items and remove the flowers and leaves in the compost pile.
Once the flowers are the compost pile, they can remain intact until the return from their honeymoon. Then, you can add your kitchen waste and garden waste for the compost heap as you start a new life together. Soon you'll have sound that you can add compost to the soil in your garden later. If you want to produce food or flowers of plants, compost, created with her wedding flowers will help plants grow and stay healthy.
These options are much more than simply throwing flowers in the dustbin. You paid a good amount of flowers for your wedding. For the donation, storage, or use as compost, you get investment, even more. Not only that, but you're also more control of maintenance of landfills, helping to protect the environment as clean your marriage.
