A few days ago I did a little math to see how many flowers I might need to fill all the silvers and make bouquets and whatnot.
Ho-leeeey cats, as my spin instructor says. Does 500-ish* sound like a lot to you? It does to me. I've budgeted 14 hours for flower arranging. That sounded excessive a while ago, but maybe not?
Better question: what kind of shape will my hands be in after trimming and arranging? I think I need to add garden gloves to my list of supplies.
*This from a girl who once professed not to care a bit about flowers. Ha.
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4 comments:
my my how our priorities change when we're planning a wedding, dont they?!?!?!
It depends on how many centerpieces you have. I'm expecting about that much... with 20 centerpieces, 5 bouquets, bouts, etc.
Thanks, Abbie! I've obviously never bought flowers on this scale before, so I appreciate the comparison.
Stay away from math! Hold up strings of garlic if necessary!
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