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The bride shopped for a variety of antique glass vases and bottles before the wedding. They were perfect for displaying colorful wildflowers atop tree stumps on the reception tables.

I am not sure who's this picture is... but I absolutely love the tree stump that is used as part of the centerpiece. Does anyone have suggestions on how or where to get these? I called a lumber yard, but they said to call the saw mill. I called the saw mill but they wanted to charge way too much for each one. Thoughts,??
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    NcsuPsychNcsuPsych member
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    edited December 2011
    You can buy them at AC Moore :)
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    Beth0882Beth0882 member
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    edited December 2011
    We just lost three big trees in Tuesday's storm and will have to have them removed.  You can come take some wood off of ours :)  (mostly kidding -- I don't know how they cut the things or if they would be pretty).  Its just funny they charge a lot for them when there are so many trees down you could go cut some wood yourself!  Good luck finding some.
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    HillShmillHillShmill
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    edited December 2011
    NcsuPsych is right - I've seen them at many craft stores (Michael's, A.C. Moore, etc) usually in the unfinished wood and painting sections. Good luck!
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    mewebster59mewebster59 member
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    edited December 2011
    I had my dad cut some.  I've seen them for sale on the boards here, and I will be selling mine after 08-06-11.  I think they are about $7 for the medium size at AC Moore and Michaels, but with the fifty percent off coupon its not that bad. 
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    ChickenOnSundayChickenOnSunday member
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    edited December 2011


    I used wood discs as a part of my centerpieces for the outdoor tables. We had a friend cut them. Just to warn you, the discs will probably split a bit as they dry. I had people coming up to me at the wedding wondering what I was going to do with the discs after the wedding. My neighbors have snagged some to use in their homes as centerpieces, stools, planters, etc. I think I have three still sitting outside of our garage...where we left them after the wedding.
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