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Two Days to Keep the Bouquet

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This image portrays a bride sitting in a dimly lit room, her white dress illuminated by natural light streaming through
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A wedding bouquet has about 48 hours before its flowers start to go, so whether it will be kept is decided within that time. The choice is between preserving the blooms at home and handing them to a professional. It belongs in the months of planning, not the morning after the reception or the airport before the honeymoon. For a Beverly Hills bride, the flowers she carries down the aisle will only outlast the day if someone has arranged where they go before the vows are spoken.

With reporting from Green Wedding Shoes.

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