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Wedding Collection Green and White (17 pieces)
Product Details
Why We Love This
Going green? For a nature-inspired look, this Wedding Collection features dramatic green roses and textured sprigs of on-trend Queen Anne's lace.
About this item
- Bridal Bouquet
- Bridesmaid and Toss Away Bouquets
- Boutonnieres and Corsages
- Petals
- For extra Bridesmaids Bouquets and Corsages, see items 184580, 184563 and 184419
Please have someone available to receive and process the flowers on the delivery date.
View the care and handling information for the Wedding Collection flowers here.
Collection Includes:
1 Bridal Bouquet, 4 Bridesmaids Bouquets, 1 Toss Away Bouquet, 6 Boutonnieres, 4 Corsages, 1 Box of Petals, Clippers
Bridal Bouquet Includes:
4 Green Roses, 4 White Stock, 2 White Lisianthus, 4 White Spray Roses, 5 White Tulips, 5 Green Hypericum, 3 Queen Annes Lace, 3 Green Trachelium
Bridesmaid Bouquet Includes:
3 Green Roses, 2 White Lisianthus, 3 Green Hypericum, 3 White Spray Roses, 3 Green Button Poms, 2 Queen Annes Lace
Toss Away Bouquet Includes:
3 Green Roses, 3 White Stock, 2 White Lisianthus, 4 Green Hypericum, 3 White Spray Roses, 2 Queen Annes Lace
Policies & plans
- Due to differences in monitor resolution, color intensity may vary from actual items.
- Sam's Club is unable to customize or make substitutions to this collection.
- Suggested delivery date of at least 2 days before your event
- Exposing flowers to a warmer environment will help the flower bloom, storing them in a cooler will slow down the opening process
Substitution Policy:
To ensure optimum freshness, different varieties may be substituted based on availability. In making substitutions, we take great care to ensure that we exceed your expectations, and that you will be satisfied with the flower quality and performance.
Flower Care and Conditioning:
These flowers are shipped dry and may appear "wilted" when you first receive them. This is natural, as they have been without water for over 24 hours and are very thirsty. The initial hydration process is imperative so your flowers are at optimum freshness and appearance. Allow time for your flowers to revitalize (8 hours minimum).
Follow the Care Guidelines Below:
- Unpack flowers immediately upon arrival
Corsages, Boutonnieres and Rose Petals
- These will arrive in clear cases and are easily removed from the shipping box
- Place boutonnieres, corsages, and rose petals inside a refrigerator between 34-36°F
- Keep boutonnieres and corsages refrigerated until the last possible moment
- Transport boutonnieres and corsages in the clear cases they were delivered in; this will protect them until they are used
- To use, untie from box, remove water tubes and use pin (included) to carefully place on jacket or dress
Bridal Bouquet
- Includes bridal, bridesmaid and throw away bouquets
- Always start with a clean vase or display bucket
- Add flower food and tap water; approximately 1-2 inches of water is sufficient
- Use clipper provided to carefully cut the plastic straps that hold the bouquets to the shipping box
- Paper wrap should be removed to inspect bouquet upon arrival; if there are any minor signs of bruising on the outer petals, they can be removed carefully before the event
- Remove hydration sponge and bag from the lower stems
- Cut at an angle, about ½" - 1" off the bottom of the stem with flower clipper provided
- Place in 1-2 inches of water making sure only the stems are in the water without getting the ribbon wet
- Place stems in a vase or bucket immediately after cutting to ensure proper hydration
- Place flower in a cool location out of sunlight and away from heat sources; to maintain bloom developments and keep flowers from opening further, keep in refrigeration at about 34-36°F
- Leaving flowers at room temperature will promote natural development of bloom and will help blooms open beyond the stage at with they arrive
- Avoid touching flowers; touching the petals may cause bruising that is not immediately visible but can appear as browning or wrinkles
- Avoid laying bouquets sideways on flat surfaces as this may damage the outer blooms
- Keep bouquets in water until the last possible moment to keep flowers fresh and hydrated
- Do not expose the flowers to heat at any time before the function (o not leave outdoors or in a car, etc.)
- Before using, you may trim the stems within ½" of the ribbon or to desired length for final presentation
Delivery dates and prices fluctuate with seasonal availability and demand.
Although your order takes 10 days to process, we suggest you place the order from 10 to 30 days in advance. Since flowers are perishable and affected by weather, please have someone available to receive the flowers between 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon if you live in a metropolitan area or 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. if you live in a suburban or rural area. This will ensure that your flowers are not left at the doorstep or sent back for next day delivery.
Additionally, shipments may be delayed by weather or other unforeseen circumstances resulting in shipping and/or delivery dates being modified.
Signature required upon delivery.
Order Cancellation Information:
- Please note that all requests to cancel a floral order must be made within 5 business days of the scheduled delivery date of the order.
- Please verify the requested delivery date before completing the order. Refunds will not be given if the incorrect delivery date is chosen.
No deliveries to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico.
Assembled Country
Assembled Size
|Pre-Cut Length
|Bridal Bouquet
|8.5" to 10.5"
|Bridesmaid Bouquet
|6.5" to 8.5"
|Tossaway Bouquet
|6.5" to 8.5"
Component Country
Shipping Info
Standard - 2 to 6 business days
Due to the speed of delivery, order tracking numbers may not be available prior to the day of delivery.


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Now Open! New Fishing Pier Completed at Morgan Falls Dam
By Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
Published: March 23, 2011
Anglers that frequent the Morgan Falls Dam portion of the Chattahoochee River should be excited about the completion of a new fishing pier. The pier, built by Georgia Power as a recreational improvement for Morgan Falls Dam, will provide great additional angler access below the dam according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division.
"We are very pleased with the construction results," says WRD Fisheries Management Region Supervisor Chris Martin. "This pier is in a great location, it provides increased angler access - including handicapped access - as well as giving anglers great places to get to the fish."
The construction of the new pier began in October 2010 and concluded this past week. During construction, the boat ramp located at this area was unavailable. Since the pier is now complete, the entire area, including the boat ramp is now fully open for the public.
For more information on fishing in Georgia, visit http://www.georgiawildlife.com.