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Filed under Beach Wedding Flowers 4:04 pm
Wedding flowers aren’t just for girls anymore! If you have a tropical themed wedding, a beach wedding, or a destination wedding to Hawaii, a Lei on the groom would fit right in with your ceremony, and is a wonderful aesthetic addition to the ceremony.
The Lei on left comes from Spreading Aloha. Order a lei online, look for a local florist that specializes in Polynesian floristry, or just bring in a photo of what you want and ask you local florist if they can accommodate.
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