Sola flowers

We used sola flowers, and I absolutely loved them. They were the exact colours I wanted, lightweight, and they were half as expensive as real flowers.
Many of the guests didn't know they weren't real, which was also nice. What was really special was that we, and all of the important people in our lives, got to keep the centerpieces as mementos.
I was really glad we went with them and would highly recommend them.

I bought a 1000 of the flowers and I've dyed some. I am waiting to do more once kids go back to school. I love the ones I've dyed so far. I tried going red but could not get a colour I like so I switched my colours to purple and I'm in love. I'll leave the one raw that have the curl (the roses). I'm looking forward to doing some crafting myself. I want my bouquet to be a pageant style which should be a lot easier than a cascade or the round.

My best friend used sola flowers at her wedding, and they looked amazing! She found them through etsy and was able to talk to the seller and have them customized a bit as well.

I got sola flowers and I love them! Our wedding was postponed so they haven’t been used yet, but I decided to go this route because we’re getting married at our cottage and we don’t have a lot of room to store florals in the fridge.
I ordered them from StellaDesignsShop on Etsy! She has a lot of sales and I got mine for 30% off. I believe it was around $600 for my bouquet, 4 bridesmaids, 4 corsages and 7 boutonnières

My bouquet

Bridesmaids

I’m going to order bulk fresh flowers from Costco for our centrepieces!

I did choose this option as it was a rental along with the vase set up per table. The cost itself was very low and lightweight which worked for us. I did want to do real flowers at first with a nice colourful LED bottom light holder and that was costing a lot.