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Prom season is upon us! And while there are lots of other
exciting things going on, don't forget to get your prom flowers
ordered early.


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Order Your Prom Flowers Early
Copyright (c) 2007 Wesley Berry, AAF
Wesley Berry Flowers
http://www.800wesleys.com/



Prom season is upon us! And while there are lots of other
exciting things going on, don't forget to get your prom flowers
ordered early.

It is important to remember that prom season is also peak wedding
season and many times falls on Mother's Day weekend. Therefore,
popular flowers such as sweetheart roses, white roses and certain
orchids used to create decorative body flowers are in high
demand. Ordering your prom flowers at least two weeks in advance
will ensure that your florist has time to get the flowers that
you would like to have in your corsage or nosegay.

Florists know how important prom flowers are to their young
customers and will be happy to work with you to make a special
corsage. Florists are experts at customization. Show your florist
the dress you will be wearing or a swatch of material from your
dress and ask him or her to select an appropriate ribbon. Or you
can ask to see what ribbons he or she has on hand and choose one
yourself. You will be surprised by the variety of colors and
textures available. Sometimes a combination of two ribbons
together will set off your dress perfectly.

The two most popular styles for prom flowers are wrist corsages
and small hand-held nosegays. Of course, you might prefer to have
a piece made for your hair or to pin a small corsage on your
evening bag. There is no set rule on what to wear, so go ahead
and pick your own particular style.

The most popular flowers for proms are mini (or sweetheart)
roses, standard roses, dendrobium orchids, alstroemeria lilies
and other small flowers such as cornflowers, freesia, and wax
flower. The color of your dress will help to determine which
flowers will work best for you.

Once you have decided on the flowers you want for your corsage,
have your florist show you some of the new and exciting accents
that are available. Florists are creative people, and they are
now incorporating crystals, colored jewels, pearls and even small
lights in their special event pieces.

If you have your heart set on a certain corsage style or type of
flower, then there is nothing wrong with letting your date know
what you would like. You might suggest going to the florist shop
together so you can order his boutonniere to match your corsage. 
It will be a fun excursion that will be a part of your whole prom
experience.

If your can't manage to go to the florist together, you could
show your date some pictures of styles you like and ask him which
flowers he also likes. If he "doesn't care" or "doesn't know",
pick what you like! As long as you stay within his budget, if you
are happy, he will be too!

The most important thing to remember, is to order early! Your
flowers can be really special if you give your florist a chance. 
If walk in on the day before the prom, or even worse, the day of
the prom, and expect to walk out fifteen minutes later with
anything other than a traditional, run-of-the-mill corsage (if
you can even get that), you will be in for a big disappointment. 
After all, you aren't the only one going to the prom! And you
will find that your high school is not the only one having a prom
that weekend.

So, take the time to choose your corsage and boutonniere, order
early and set a time for picking up your special flowers. While
you are at the flower shop you may want to pick up a small
bouquet to give to your mom or your dates' mom. It doesn't have
to be large and expensive. A bunch of tulips or an assortment of
fresh cut flowers will be a nice gesture any mom will
appreciate.

Remember to put your flowers in the refrigerator in their box or
plastic bag until it's time to leave for the evening. This helps
to keep them fresh and looking good for your very special night
out. Be sure to keep carnations away from fruit, as fruit gives
off a gas that can damage the flower. When putting your corsage
or boutonniere on, always have the stems down, the way the flower
would be growing naturally.

To preserve your prom memories, dry your corsage by hanging it
upside down for several weeks (this works best with roses and
carnations; orchids may be too moist). Or press individual petals
between sheets of paper and place the paper beneath heavy books
for two to three weeks.

You can make potpourri by drying your corsage flowers and
greenery in the hot sun or a warming oven. Petals should feel dry
and slightly crisp.

Leaves should be brittle but not shattering. Then mix the dried
floral material with powdered orris root (as a preservative) and
add your choice of spices to scent the potpourri. Store this
mixture in a covered container for 2 to 3 weeks and shake
frequently, then fill a small satin or lace sachet bag or perfume
bottle to create a very special keepsake. Make sure you save the
ribbons and other special accents and tie them around the bottle
or sachet to complete the memory.

So grab your flowers out of the refrigerator, let your parents
"ooh" and "aah" over you, stand still for your pictures and
smile. Then go out and have a great time. Have fun and be safe! 




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Wesley Berry is member of the American Academy of Floriculture 
(AAF) and President of Wesley Berry Flowers, a successful 
multi-million dollar floral business that was established in 
1946. As a major sponsor of http://www.local-library.com and 
http://www.Localschoolfinder.com , Wesley Berry has worked hard 
on behalf of improving literacy. Visit Wesley Berry Flowers 
on the web at http://www.800wesleys.com .


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