dazednconfused
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dong dong,
Hi! My wedding was held at the Tudor Ballroom. We added 2 more elaborate flower stands on the stage to the 6 provided by the florist GWP used that evening. We had 20 tables and a dance floor. Not much room left after that. The ballroom was packed! Depending on how many guests you have, the flowers provided by GWP may be sufficient for your banquet if you're having it at the Tudor Ballroom.
Sharon,
I so sympathise with you and the other GWP brides-to-be. Floral matters do indeed MATTER. I met with the florist to discuss details of the arrangements months before my wedding banquet. At that time, GWP was using Florabel. The lady I spoke with, Bee Tin, was very proferssional and helpful. I chose between several possible centre pieces for the guests' tables and also for the VIP tables. One of the options was a bowl with floating candles and a few flowers, I believe. I didn't pick that though. Just a normal centre piece with a bowl containing a tealight candle in the middle of it. I also had the option of choosing the colours I wanted for my floral arrangements. I chose cream roses and purple eustoma with lavender caspere as a filler. No regrets! The room was lovely and our guests had a good time! Of course, the Tudor Ballroom is smaller than the new Windsor Ballroom and hence we did not need to worry about filling in the extra space. I do suggest this... Go speak to the florist personally. Once you reach out to them and convey your ideas and concerns to them, they'll be more willing to help to make your dream wedding become reality!
Good luck!
Hi! My wedding was held at the Tudor Ballroom. We added 2 more elaborate flower stands on the stage to the 6 provided by the florist GWP used that evening. We had 20 tables and a dance floor. Not much room left after that. The ballroom was packed! Depending on how many guests you have, the flowers provided by GWP may be sufficient for your banquet if you're having it at the Tudor Ballroom.
Sharon,
I so sympathise with you and the other GWP brides-to-be. Floral matters do indeed MATTER. I met with the florist to discuss details of the arrangements months before my wedding banquet. At that time, GWP was using Florabel. The lady I spoke with, Bee Tin, was very proferssional and helpful. I chose between several possible centre pieces for the guests' tables and also for the VIP tables. One of the options was a bowl with floating candles and a few flowers, I believe. I didn't pick that though. Just a normal centre piece with a bowl containing a tealight candle in the middle of it. I also had the option of choosing the colours I wanted for my floral arrangements. I chose cream roses and purple eustoma with lavender caspere as a filler. No regrets! The room was lovely and our guests had a good time! Of course, the Tudor Ballroom is smaller than the new Windsor Ballroom and hence we did not need to worry about filling in the extra space. I do suggest this... Go speak to the florist personally. Once you reach out to them and convey your ideas and concerns to them, they'll be more willing to help to make your dream wedding become reality!