Comments on: Drape your wedding in garlands

By: Sandy Moore

Sandy Moore — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 00:17:48 +0000

I am planning a wedding reception for the spring. Please send me information on your premade different types of garland offered

By: Whitney

Whitney — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 22:10:01 +0000

Y0ur decorations are awsome! i am having a wedding in a month and we want to cover up the windows in the hall with some drapery fabric, the only problem is im not sure what kind to use..Could you help?

Thanks!

By: Dee Dee

Dee Dee — Mon, 11 May 2009 21:14:25 +0000

Hello Everyone,
I love the photos and the comments about fresh garland. We are always happy to make up garlands and ship them to you wherever you are in the US. We specialize in pre-made garlands for brides who plan on helping with their wedding decor. Our pre-made garlands are so easy to use and come in 10 foot lengths and many different combinations of fresh greens. We will have photos on line very soon. Garland is so easy to use and can add a lot of elegance without a lot of expense.

By: Becky Burney

Becky Burney — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 18:33:19 +0000

WOW! Your designs are wonderful! I was hoping you could give me a suggestion of a website, book, or whatever to learn to drape for decorating. My son is getting married in June on the historic Halley’s Bluff over looking the Osage River. (Missouri). His bride to be’s family owns the property. (Actually has a little cave under the bluff where Jesse James had a hide out!). I purchased a beautiful wrought iron gazebo from Sam’s club for the event. (I will have item in my yard after the wedding.). What kind of fabric do you suggest for draping? I have heard tulle, but than also read tulle “was tacky”. Voile is another fabric I have heard, but very expensive. Does tulle work for you? Any suggestions? I will definitely mark your site as a favorite! By the way, in our area we do not have anybody who does this for hire. Thanks. Becky

By: Becky Burney

Becky Burney — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 18:27:39 +0000

Wow! Absulately love your designs. I am helping in the docoration of my sons wedding in June. He is getting married outdoors on the historic Halleys Bluff over looking the Osage River. (Missouri). Actually one of Jesse James hide out is just under the bluff where the ceremony will take place). This property is owned by the brides family. I purchased a beautiful wrought iron gazebo from Sam’s club for the event. (I will have the benefit of it in my yard after the wedding). What kind of fabric do you recommend on draping? I hear tulle, then I hear tulle is “tacky”. But viole is another suggestion, but can be expensive. Also…I have NO experience in drapping. Is there a website or any place you suggest to learn.? Nobody in our area does this. We are out in the country. I will difinately place your site on my favorites! Thanks. Becky