Grace's bouquet and Anthony's boutonniere were the only flowers that were fresh; everything else was silk. Phil's brother-in-law, a former florist, took care of the fresh flowers, and he did a wonderful job. We have the bouquet in a vase; I hope it lasts for a while.
Finally, a picture of the card I made for the newlyweds. I used several Nestablilties dies (sorry, I wasn't up to making a list), and each layer is attached with Pop Dots. The bow is my first using my Bow Easy.

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I am enjoying my picture of the piece of wedding cake with a (real) mug of Earl Grey tea! Thank you for posting it - it looks delicious.
That's a good idea to have a decoartive cake and feeding-the-hoards cakes. Especially to be able to cut the pieces in advance as that always takes longer than expected.
Dare I ask how you're getting on with the wedding sampler?
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