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I buy lots of sundries from ebay for my flower arranging. They seem to be a bit cheaper than the florist shops in this area and its all delivered too. I've bought some wire garden arches from ebay to make flower arches before too, very reasonable 2 for £15, they look lovely with some pull bows and gyp. I'm sure you florists can make a much better job though!
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How tall are they Ian? I will let you know what mine are like when they get here tommorrow.
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They are just over 5ft and very realistic I think. There is a photo in the gallery and at night I used LED Lights in them looked really good.
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whats LED?
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Its a type of lighting - I've seen them used in staging conferences/awards shows (my current day job) - it for Light Emitting Diode! If that means anything to you - it doesn't to me!
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gosh no dear! sounds very technical to me though! Like your job tree, sounds interesting- must keep you busy?
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gosh no dear! sounds very technical to me though! Like your job tree, sounds interesting- must keep you busy?
In theory yes Mrs Doubtfire - but we're fairly quiet at the moment, got a few conferences coming up September onwards. As its quiet, it gives me the opportunity to come on here and chat!
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They are just over 5ft and very realistic I think. There is a photo in the gallery and at night I used LED Lights in them looked really good.
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They look very real and you don't have to water them.
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I buy lots of sundries from ebay for my flower arranging. They seem to be a bit cheaper than the florist shops in this area and its all delivered too. I've bought some wire garden arches from ebay to make flower arches before too, very reasonable 2 for £15, they look lovely with some pull bows and gyp. I'm sure you florists can make a much better job though!
The garden arches in Wilkinsons, don't know if you have one near you , are only £2.99 at present in the sale.
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