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Bouquets Table Arrangements Ceremony Arrangements Boutonnieres & Corsages Floral Accessories Flower Types	Home Page » Flowers » Ceremony Arrangements Ceremony Arrangements Silk-Petal Garlands Transform inexpensive silk flowers into delicate garlands. Just dismantle the blooms to separate the layers of petals, removing any greenery. Overlap edges of petals slightly, and join them using dabs of hot glue. Then glue beads ... See the Good Thing Fragrant Garland Perfume your ceremony or reception site with a garland of sweetly scented lilies. The sturdy flowers are abundant in spring. For a long space or a double-layer strand, have your florist wire several garlands (it's best done the day ... See the Good Thing Three Perfect Bows Bows add festive and romantic details to a wedding ceremony: A garland made only of bows in, say, flowing taffeta or chiffon can be draped along the aisle or wrapped around the altar. Use cascades of multiple bows -- or a single ... See the Article Wedding Flowers . According to floral designer Matthew Robbins, choices for wedding flowers don't need to be bound by tradition. He recommends looking for inspiration in unexpected places, such as the color in a painting, a paint chip, even a beloved ... See the Article Pews in Bloom Shiny pails of flowers, as sweet and dainty as flower girls' bouquets, are all the decoration church pews need. The galvanized buckets, which can be found at hardware stores, are filled with moistened floral foam, which keeps the ... See the Good Thing Paper Pew Wreath With their whispery petals and luminous silver centers, the tissue-paper flowers that bloom on this wintry wreath look as if they were plucked from a fairy tale. Perhaps more magical is the fact that this inexpensive pew decoration ... See the Good Thing A Rose for Every Occasion A pristine white cake, piped with tiny beads around each tier, is sprinkled with a flutter of red rose petals.. Red Rose Cake. This three-tiered cake echoes the bride's bouquet. Covered in swirls of brown-sugar meringue, then wreathed and topped by ... See the Photo Gallery English Accents The natural lines of lemon boughs create the balanced curves that legendary English floral designer Constance Spry favored. Their stems are kept long, and jonquils, amaryllis, anemones, lilacs, hellebore, and speckled foliage fill ... See the Article Planning Tools 324DAYS Hi My Vendors My Guests My Checklist My Seating My Budget My Timeline My Dashboard My Vendors My Guests My Checklist My Seating My Budget My Timeline Learn more about the wedding planning tools. Start planning your wedding now. Congratulations! Help out other engaged brides by reviewing your vendors. Choose a free gift from one of our favorite partners. Get started now! Looking for Local Resources? Find Near Recommend a vendor in your area: info@marthastewartweddings.com begin email N Newsletters Blogs Close Will be sent to Send selected newsletters to: Next Not a member? Register Now Send selected newsletters to: Next Change Email Address Please enter your password: Submit Forgot Password? Close Not signed up yet? To complete your newsletter subscription, you must become a member of our community. You'll be able to collect and organize your favorite articles and recipes, plus share your ideas and passion with others. Sign Up Now! Close Thank You for Subscribing Your newsletters should begin to arrive within 10 days. You can make changes to your newsletter subscriptions at any time from your account settings page. Close Thank You for Subscribing You're already subscribed to all of our recommended email newsletters. Visit your Account Settings page to update your newsletter subscriptions. The Bride's Guide with Darcy Miller Subscribe to the Bride's Guide RSS feed My Yahoo \| iGoogle \| My MSN The Martha Blog: Up Close and Personal Subscribe to the Martha Blog RSS feed My Yahoo \| iGoogle \| My MSN More Blogs and RSS Feeds