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What is this flower?

stephhammondstephhammond
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Does anyone have any insight as to what flower this is? I've been told it looks like a peony that hasn't quite bloomed yet? I really love this idea and I'm having a fall wedding, so I'm hoping I can find silk flowers similar to this because I'm not sure this flower will be in season! Thanks so much for the help!
ny
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Re: What is this flower?

  • kayleebridekayleebride member
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    [QUOTE]Does anyone have any insight as to what flower this is? I've been told it looks like a peony that hasn't quite bloomed yet? I really love this idea and I'm having a fall wedding, so I'm hoping I can find silk flowers similar to this because I'm not sure this flower will be in season! Thanks so much for the help! ny
    Posted by stephhammond[/QUOTE]

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    </div><div>It's a rununculus.  They are really cute.  But I think when I asked they were only available around March-May. Good Luck!</div>
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  • kayleebridekayleebride member
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    In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_flowers_what-is-this-flower?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special%20Topic%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:28Discussion:296db9fb-fe73-4f4c-a750-4a26cac58dadPost:ec7665d8-18c1-4268-acf7-ae3b14e6bc37">What is this flower?</a>:
    [QUOTE]Does anyone have any insight as to what flower this is? I've been told it looks like a peony that hasn't quite bloomed yet? I really love this idea and I'm having a fall wedding, so I'm hoping I can find silk flowers similar to this because I'm not sure this flower will be in season! Thanks so much for the help! ny
    Posted by stephhammond[/QUOTE]

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    </div><div>It's a rununculus.  They are really cute.  But I think when I asked they were only available around March-May. Good Luck!</div>
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  • shawnandlaurenshawnandlauren member
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    Those are ranunculus.  They're spring flowers, but for the right price, you can get anything year-round.

    Good luck!
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  • stephhammondstephhammond
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    Thank you all very much! 'm going to look into silk flowers as well. Does anyone know of any websites for silk flowers? or have any advice on silk flowers?
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  • kmclean29kmclean29 member
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    rannunculus, which everyone has already told you.  But they tend to have fairly small blooms unless you order the "giant" variety.  You could also use a garden rose, which is available more year round and the blooms often look similar to peonies ;)
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