Royalton White Sands

[Bridetobe771]

Ellie told me that. Has anyone else been dealing with Ellie? I think it's funny that everyone is getting different answers

[pamelas21]

I’m dealing with Laura from Toronto…is Ellie in Montego Bay or Toronto? If you really want it, I would email her and ask her about the day pass….

[Bridetobe771]

Have you considered using real touch flowers? I've been looking at bloombridal.com they are in Toronto. They aren't "cheap" but at least you can keep your flowers after the wedding, they are beautiful too!!

Ellie is in Toronto. In the same office as Laura.

[pamelas21]

My mom and I we're just talking about that yesterday!

 

I am considering it!

 

[Bridetobe771]

I'm not a fake flowers kind of girl but when you consider the price the resort charges and that you rally only get them for one day fake seems like a better option. And I'm really shocked at how far fake flowers have come. They truly look real!

[pamelas21]

I think that's why I'm frustrated! $200 for a bride bouquet I'm only going to have in my hand for probably max 4 hours is crazy! :S

[Bridetobe771]

I've received quotes from a few people that make real touch bouquets. Most are coming in around 150$ for a 10" bouquet. I'm defiantly going that route. I can spend the $50 elsewhere. There are lots of vendors for them On etsy and most will customize the bouquet to you exact specs.

[pamelas21]

What about packing them? Will they be in a box in your luggage?

[Bridetobe771]

I've heard most girls put them in their carry on and ask each bridesmaid to do the same. I guess if they are wrapped in tissue they should be fine. And supposedly if they get any wrinkles they can be easily taken out with a hair dryer, but the real touch flowers are made of latex so I can't see them getting wrinkled.

[pamelas21]

That's good to know! Because that's what I would be most worried about!