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Wedding Arch

jenniferbritojenniferbrito member
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Ladies, 

can you show me a picture of how you are going to do your wedding arch, if you are having one?? 
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Re: Wedding Arch

  • jenniferbritojenniferbrito member
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    Good Idea Ill check it out =)
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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] member
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    I'm also interested in this. My decorator told me he can built and rent me one for $200...but I was wondering if we couldn't do something ourselves cheaper...the problem is I'm not sure what I want!
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  • jenniferbritojenniferbrito member
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    I am hoping to do the same thing.. I really dont want another added expense! lol 
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  • cecironceciron member
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    my venue at lauxmont farm provide chairs, tables, arch. park atendance, carriage for bride.site coodinador, vendor coodinator all for same price. check at lauxmont farm pictures and get ideas.
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  • ccarrion77ccarrion77
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    edited April 2012
    My venue comes with an arch.  I found this picture some where (can't remember where) we're doing the same except having dark orange Gerber daisy's instead of sunflowers. I like that its a bit simpler and mores streamline them most arches you see.
     
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  • jaegeraljaegeral
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    I'm having my uncle build an arch out of barn wood from my grandparent's farm.. that way after the ceremony, I can take it home to put in my garden...  It's my sentimental part of the day.. and isn't costing a penny!  If you've got a handyman in the family, see if this is an option, finding a friend with wood or materials they would part with is the next step!

    There's always the option of renting from a local hardware store or website too..  depends what style you're looking for
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