• A floral arrangement for the center of the altar.
• Flowers at the end of the pews (choose every two or three pews to cut down on cost).
• An arrangement for the entrance door.
• Vase on either side of the bride and groom.
• An archway for the bridal party to walk through.

• Split the cost of the flowers used at the ceremony site with another couple that is getting married there that same day.
• Make sure your wedding is not near a major flower-giving holiday. Such as Mother's Day or Valentine's Day.
• If you are married in a church near Easter or Christmas, chances are that the church will be fully decorated for that holiday.
• Get married in a garden setting - that will surely save you money on flowers!
• Choose flowers that can also be used at the reception.
• Use tulle bows instead of flowers for pew decorations.

• Use candles to create a more romantic atmosphere.
• If your minister or rabbi permits it, have each guest light their own candle during the ceremony.
• Use rose petals instead of an aisle runner.

• Have them delivered to a nursing home or hospital for someone else to enjoy.
• Have them delivered to a sick friend or relative who could not attend your wedding.
• If there is a service the next day, they may be left behind.

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