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You can order these wedding flowers for delivery to your home or wedding venue, if these colours do not suit please telephone us and alternatives can be arranged

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Brides Bouquet with Cool Water Rose £100.00	Brides Bouquet with diamante £125.00	Brides Bouquet Bianca Rose £95.00	Bridesmaid Bouquet Bianca Rose £45.00
Brides Bouquet Esperance £95.00	Bridesmaid Bouquet Esperance £45.00	Buttonhole Rose Esperance £5.00	Buttonhole Rose Bianca £5.00
Rosette Calla Brides Bouquet £110.00	Brides Bouquet of White Calla Lilies £125.00	Brides Bouquet with Vendella Roses and thistles £100.00	Double Buttonhole £15.00
Corsage £17.50	Square Table Centre £47.50

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All UK arrangements are made by fully trained florists and delivered direct. Standard delivery charge £4.50
Colours and flowers may vary according to price and seasonal variations

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The Western custom of the bride wearing a white wedding dress came to symbolize purity in the Victorian era (despite popular misconception and the hackneyed jokes of situation comedies the white dress did not actually indicate virginity, which was symbolized by a face veil). Within the "white wedding" tradition, a white dress and veil would not have been considered appropriate in the second or third wedding of a widow or divorcee. The specific conventions of Western weddings largely from a Protestant and Catholic viewpoint, are discussed at "White wedding."