marta12's Blue wedding


02/02/2008
closeup coral pomanders
pink pomander
aisle decoration
aisle pomander
cymbium pomander
daisy white pomander
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green pomander
mum pomander
orchid pomander
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rose calla pomander
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Silk pomanders
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Ceremony Decor
DIY Pomanders
I really love the idea of having pomanders line the aise for the ceremony. I was thinking of doing them myself but don't know how I would feel doing flower arrangements a day before the wedding...unless I use silk flowers then I can make them weeks in advance and store them for use during the ceremony.

I'm not a big fan of silk or fake flowers but I'm already spending couple of thousand on flowers and this would just add more costs.

I like them when they are the same flower in one shade. I would like to use carnations or roses: a full bloom flower.

My ceremony is inside a church and I love the way they look outside. I haven't been able to find any pictures of pomanders in church or other inside ceremonies.

I love the coral ones.

These are some of my favorites that I've seen online. Two of the pictures are DIY steps for making pomanders.


Here is a website for making your own pomanders.
http://www.flower-arrangement-advisor.com/bridal-pomander.html

Pomanders also often serve as flower gifl flowers since they don't have to carry a bouquet and its easy to attach the ribbon string on their wrists.
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qrfeather
 |  -, United states  |  02/04/2008
I'm not sure how much time you may have but you can make them yourself and here's a wed page that will show you how... http://www.save-on-crafts.com/toprostre.html... If you just want to by there here's a few web pages that ti found www.sarahsflowers.co.uk ; www.heartofheaven.com : www.angelfire.com are just a few that i have found.
thirty3thirty
 |  Slidell, LA, United states  |  02/04/2008
how creative and a smart way to save money. I love pomanders. I was in my friend's wedding in 2006 and she made hers too, but they were our bonquets, lavendar and dark purple.
sns008
 |  Herndon, VA, United states  |  02/06/2008
I've also thought about pomanders...but like you said, there doesn't seem to be a place for them to fit, unless you're having an outside wedding. I haven't seen them in a church ceremony either. They're just so pretty though! Personally, I decided to ditch the idea because I couldn't find a place to put them that would be elegant and pretty. I wanted a wow factor and though the pomanders lend themselves to the wow factor, it wasn't happening with my other plans.
Good luck with your choices!
theultimatediyer
 |  Chicago, IL, United states  |  02/07/2008
I love these!!! I think it's a great Idea! I think these could work in a church....at the base of the pews or hanging on the side of the pews or better yet hanging on a stand of some sort .....

http://www.yannids.com/photos.asp?I=CH-003-05.jpg&dir=./images/ChurchDecoration/&page=1

Something like that would be very nice!  

You're very creative and give excellent advice so I'm sure whatever you do will work out wonderfully! Good Luck!
theultimatediyer
 |  Chicago, IL, United states  |  02/07/2008
Wrong link sorry, but a stand similar to this one in white or silver with the pomander on the end

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81ZGGPYVXEL._AA280_.gif&imgrefurl=http://www.amazon.com/Outdoor-Wrount-Iron-Lantern-Stand/dp/B000NDGIIM&h=280&w=280&sz=6&hl=en&start=17&um=1&tbnid=_Cg-ULqfj7b2UM:&tbnh=114&tbnw=114&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dtall%2Bstand%26ndsp%3D20%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN
marta12
 |  Chicago, IL, United states  |  02/07/2008
Thanks for both links, I like the wall draping on the first link!

I might do half spheres and hang them off pews so that they dont stick out. Now i need to find some pic of a half sphere pomander thing-y.
katuska
 |  -, -  |  02/21/2008
Marta, great idea!! I am planning to have them too, as we are having an outdoor ceremony. Great links about the DIY stuff as well, so may make my own.
Debbie
 |  San diego, CA, United states  |  03/25/2008
They are so easy to make! I am not crafty at all. I made 8 in one night out of foam and silk flowers. Everyone I've showed loves them and keeps thinking I bought them! I'm not a fan of silk but with the right bloom, they look amazing!!
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