White Bulk Tulips

I think if order tulips it is best to use them right away and not later. Arrived on Wednesday and arranging was done on Friday for a Saturday wedding. Could not use in bouquet because they were so floppy and fragile. I wouldn’t purchase tulips again. They were also hard to Wouk with and didn’t last.

My daughter's colors were light pink and navy. So we chose pink peonies, blush orchids, delphinium, light pink and white roses, blue/ivory hydrangea and the paper mache textured filler mix. We were lucky in the textured mix was the blue thistle. It added an interesting dimension to the large church displays and other arrangements. For her bouquet I did a cascade using the 4" Floracraft bouquet holder and floral glue, I was able to create the cascade pretty easily. The bridal bouquet had over a dozen peonies. I used roses from the Light Pink group and white roses as well (nearly 8 or so of each) I also created the cascade using the blush orchids and ivy. I put in some baby's breath, too. The bridesmaid's bouquets were predominately roses almost 20 in each a mixture of the light pink (Utterly Charming) and white (Avalanche). Since they were wearing navy, I sprinkled in some delphinium to add contrast along with some baby's breath. I used the 3" Floracraft bouquet holders. The oasis kept the flowers fresh for 24 hours. The table centerpieces were three containers. They varied by size and diameter. The two tallest were for the submerged orchids. The largest diameter had submersible LED lights. The orchids were held in place with pin frogs which were easy to do. They were made on Friday with a few inches of water, transported to reception the next day and filled. After the wedding, I reclaimed the orchids, put them in a bucket and on Sunday placed them around my house. They lasted for several more days even with that abuse! In addition there was one shorter container on each table filled with water beads and LED lights. Each of those had a peony which was in a flower tube. The centerpiece that we used for the entrance to reception had a mixture of peonies, roses and delphinium. The peonies were stunning. People liked the centerpieces as they weren't too tall but added light and environment. We had two very large altar displays. These were in in urns with oasis. I used 8 hydrangeas and 8-10 pink and 8 white roses and 20 or so delphinium with orchid stems and ivy hanging down. The textured filler was very useful for these arrangements. I first arranged the filler with greens from my yard and then begin to fill with flowers. The urns were 18" in diameter and over 2.5 feet in height. The big trick is transporting to the church and then reception. But I put each in a large packing box for the back of the van. They were made Thursday night and taken to church on Friday for wedding on Saturday. Had some issues with heat and Hydrangeas so had to switch a couple. The roses and delphinium and orchids all traveled well and looked great. We did a swag made from tulle down the church aisle with bows and delphinium and baby's breath in water tubes. They did well even though they were up for 24 hours before wedding. I used baby's breath and roses for the unit candle arrangements. We used light pink roses for the boutonnieres. They were easy to make. For flower processing we got a bunch of buckets from Lowe's and set up tables in living room on the tile floor. Everyone pitched in to process the flowers by cutting stems, dipping in Quick Dip and then the buckets of water. They were carried upstairs to room with tarp on floor that we could lower the temp--kept room about 68 degrees. We were having a heat wave so the keeping them cool was important. I made several other arrangements that were used at the wedding and then transported to the reception for use on the special tables like the memorial table, gifts, cake etc. For our cake we just had tiny bundt cakes and one large one with a huge hydrangea in a water tube in the middle. We used all of the flowers and had some filler left! Simple and pretty.

I decorated a wedding for a bride who had 5 different bridesmaids dresses and envisioned a boho/eclectic/colorful themed decor. This batch of flowers was perfect for this as it has bright, vibrant colors, a mixture of textures and can be made to cut at different heights, perfect for bottles and batches of different vases/vessels. Most of the flowers in this pack are long lasting so I didn't have to worry about wilting/hot weather, etc.

I am a coordinator and starting florist in the wedding industry. Every time I order from FiftyFlowers I am so pleased, the quality is amazing as well as the communication that the FiftyFlowers team provides, they definitely make my life a lot easier. This wedding specifically had very specific flower colors and FiftyFlowers delivered. Everything turned out beautiful!

My wedding was very simple. I only had six months and $5,000 to get it done. I went to a florist and the flower estimate was like $1,800. RIDICULOUS! I got all the corsages, boutonnieres, bouquets, centerpieces, and more that I needed for less than $900 from FiftyFlowers. They were PERFECT! They were packaged beautifully. I did the \"Wedding Flowers In A Box\" for the ceremony. Everything except for the petals came completely ready. The petals you have to pluck but the quantity of petals was perfect for the length of my aisle. The other flowers I just had to take them out of the box. For my centerpieces, I did the \"Centerpieces\" off the site. They were pre-separated. I had to cut the stems down but that was it. Beautiful and completely stress-free.