Copper bits in it catch the late afternoon light better than I ever expected carved wood to.
A set of four would have suited us better since my dad wore one too, so we bought a second three-pack for one man. Fine if your party is small.
I wanted a cascade that read green rather than floral and this is maybe eighty percent foliage.
No water in them meant no rings on the linens and nothing for the staff to clear at midnight.
My sister wanted calm rather than colorful and the grey green against slate linens gave her that. Photos came back soft instead of washed out.
The elastic on my mother's stretched over the evening and kept sliding toward her elbow. She still asked to take it home.
Bought for my daughter's ceremony. She liked it.
Simple, small, and they arrived on time.
We filled two small bowls with them for the sign-in table.
I'd assumed the wine tones would go flat under white uplighting, but they held their depth and my sister has already asked to borrow the pair.
Six long tables for an outdoor dinner in late September. The amber picked up the sunset instead of fighting it.
We had plain white folding chairs and the plum against them was very sharp in the aisle photos.
Mine came coiled and squashed in the box. It relaxed flat on the guest bed within the hour. Twenty minutes of opening petals after that.
My father in law took a picture of my mom's wrist and made it his phone background.
We stood outside at nineteen degrees for twenty minutes of photos and the pale blue held its color in that cold.
One of the three had a bead of dried glue showing where a bloom meets the band. I kept that one for myself and turned it inward.
Came fast. Deep wine color, just like online.
We wanted icy blue against grey suits for the snow photos, and anything warmer would have fought the suiting.
We put them straight into the girls' hands with no prep at all, and they went through a humid barn reception with every edge intact.
Exactly like the listing photo.
The blooms are dyed all the way through, so a chipped petal edge still shows the same color underneath.
The greenery on his is sparser than the one in the product photo and it looks a bit bare from the side. Straight on, the rust bloom carries it.
Dried and pampas textures are hard to fake in wood and this gets there. The finish reads dry and papery up close.
