What to do with all my left over centerpiece flowers

[Rainbow Brite]

I used silk flowers for my centerpieces and brought them all home after the wedding thinking I could find a cute way to decorate my house with them. But...well...I'm not that creative when it comes to decorating. Do you guys have any ideas??

[SerendipityCrafts]

If it was me, I would take pics of them and try to sell them as centerpieces. Having said that .... I got married almost 2 years ago and I still haven't taken pics of all the wedding odds and sods that I have left over. LOL

[NowAShelton]

you could make a wreath out of them. (my parents have wreaths for every day of the year i think:bbeek:!) you could make a wreath and have a little sign in the middle with yalls last name on it...? or like serendipity said, you could try to sell them if you didnt really want to keep them.

[Danielle9608]

They were Gerber daisy's right? Cut the stems off and stick a magnet on the back. Poof instant fridge art :)

[Cassie'smom]

Donate them to a nursing home?

[NOTKT]

I have mine also, they are dried rings of wax flowers (real flowers, just called that). I'm not sure if I can throw them away or if I will regret that decision!

[Scrwballsgrl]

I agree with cassie'smom, a nursing home or assisted living facility would probably greatly appreciate them b/c they wont have to worry about the upkeep of real flowers & the possibility of it affecting any allergies.

My Mawmaw, lives in an elderly only apartment complex that serves its meals (if you choose to eat outside your apt) in a dining area that is decorated like a nice resturant. I know if someone offered to give them beautiful flower arrangements they would be thrilled!