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check out the wedding flowers on Sam's Club. Being a destination bride I figured what was the difference, I did not know any florist in VA. I took a chance and ordered them from Sam's Club. THE FLOWERS WERE GORGEOUS. I WAS TOTALLY SURPRISE AND SATISFIED. ARRIVED ON TIME WITH INSTRUCTIONS AND THEY LASTED ALL DAY AND NIGHT AND ANOTHER WEEK AFTER THE WEEDING IN WATER.
We ordered pre-made bouquets, boutennieres and corsages through Sam's Club. They arrived by FedEx and were gorgeous. We just unpacked and put them in water. They offer a variety of different color and item packages for wedding. We also ordered tons of bulk roses, carnations, hydrangeas and greenery and made our own centerpieces. They turned out beautifully and lasted for a week. Again, they come by FedEx, you unpack and place them in water to rehydrate and they perk up in a few hours. I highly recommend this route for people who want to save money and don't mind doing the work.
I purchased 7 or 8 boxes of the Jumbo White Hydrangea for bouquets, centerpieces and extra decor at the wedding. It was a lot of work to cut, transport and arrange all of the flowers right before the wedding, but they were beautiful. One stem came out to be about the size of a football, and they were not damaged in any way upon arrival. The only problem I had was that half of the order shipped the day they were supposed to arrive and the other half came around the same time the next day... it was a destination wedding, hours away from my home so I had to stay behind and wait until the shipment came and it set me back on a time. At least they all arrived and were amazingly beautiful! I would still use them in the future.
We got a Sam's card while we were still planning the wedding. It was a great money saver for plates and cutlery, as well as candy and cheese cakes. Sam's made a lot of our money saving techniques possible. The only reason I am not giving them five stars is that the over-the-phone help left a little to be desired.
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