Hey ladies! Are you having a wedding arch? If not, are you having something in the place of it (ex: chalupa)? Also, around how much do they cost to rent?
Hey ladies! Are you having a wedding arch? If not, are you having something in the place of it (ex: chalupa)? Also, around how much do they cost to rent?
We are in a different areas so I can not help you with pricing (sorry).
I personally never liked the "arch look" but I have seen some really nice designs florist are doing with them now. Here is an example of oneWedding Arch
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
Thanks Charley. I'm not craaaaaaazy about the arch either. But, I've also seen some that looked nice. My sister had a chalupa (chupa) at hers and I really like that that look. I think I'll check with my venue to see if they have a list of some vendors.
Hi ladies I will be having a Chuppa. I don't have the slightest idea of where I will rent one from, but I will be visiting our resident bridal diva Niquey and I will pose the question to her.
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
I have never heard of a chuppa post a pic so I can see one. Perhaps I've seen them and didn't know what it was called. An arch can be pretty if properly decorated, I've seen them at weddings and they look really nice. I'm not having an arch. If there is a Ray Rents in your area check with them about rental or any place that rent out supplies for weddings and receptions. If you are using a kneeling bench and candlelabras they may be able to rent from the same place. Charly that arch you shared looks very nice for an outside wedding.
I think the arch marks the spot of an alter so they would be better suited outside where you can target an exact spot to use as the alter...other than that I will stick to pillars arranged with flowers in the church.
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
I prefer a chuppa/chalupa/chupa. I've seen searches on all of the names. lol I don't know where I'm going to rent one from though. My sister paid around $300 for hers. She got married at the Baltimore Marriot Waterfront. (I think the place took the price up because of the location).
[quote="SeptBride"]I prefer a chuppa/chalupa/chupa. I've seen searches on all of the names. lol I don't know where I'm going to rent one from though. My sister paid around $300 for hers. She got married at the Baltimore Marriot Waterfront. (I think the place took the price up because of the location).
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Me too Askalot, the chuppa is just so beautiful! Gurl I just hope I can find a reasonably priced one.
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
I always say this because a florist once told me this...you can work wonders with ribbons, tulling maybe some fern and a lot of babies breath.....you can be as creative as possibly and make your own chuppa or tell the florist to use these items, it should not be as pricy as if you were usig roses and lillies.
[quote="SeptBride"]Hey ladies! Are you having a wedding arch? If not, are you having something in the place of it (ex: chalupa)? Also, around how much do they cost to rent?
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A friend of mine rented her's from McGowan's. She said the rental was $100 and she had to leave a $200 deposit. You can also rent them from Party Central at Essex Green shopping mall in West Orange.
I plan on having an Arch (w/lights) for $35 from Micheal's craftstore. My wedding ceremony is going to be 15-20 minutes, tops. I'm doing the big spending on the reception hall.
I'm a married woman as of December 2, 2006.
Delight yourself also in the Lord & He shall give you all the desires of your heart.-Psalm 37:4
You ladies who want to buy your own arch can look at wrapwithus.com they have 2 different ones from $15-$35.All you have to do is assemble it and add your own flowers to and and its done.Check this one out or you can go to a craft store and buy it too Wedding Arch
[quote="nlbostic"]Hey ladies! Are you having a wedding arch? If not, are you having something in the place of it (ex: chalupa)? Also, around how much do they cost to rent?
A friend of mine rented her's from McGowan's. She said the rental was $100 and she had to leave a $200 deposit. You can also rent them from Party Central at Essex Green shopping mall in West Orange.
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Thanks for the info Bossie, that is very reasonable.
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
[quote="alvinslove"]You ladies who want to buy your own arch can look at wrapwithus.com they have 2 different ones from $15-$35.All you have to do is assemble it and add your own flowers to and and its done.Check this one out or you can go to a craft store and buy it too Wedding Arch
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That's exactly what I was talking about. Micheal's has the rosery as well for like 5 bucks (or buy one get one free, depends on the week).
I'm a married woman as of December 2, 2006.
Delight yourself also in the Lord & He shall give you all the desires of your heart.-Psalm 37:4
At that price I would break off running to get one...you guys are so blessed, you get all the fabulous deals....and there is so much you can do with it to make it beautiful.
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
Thanks ladies for the suggestions. I saw the ones at Michael's and Party City and they just looked like they were going to fall apart - my opinion. I seriously doubt if I have time to decorate an arch (my nerves are going to be too messed up to do that). lol
Bossie, how did the one look from McGowans? I called another store called "Fantasy" in Elizabeth and they had 2 for $25 and $75. If I find an arch that I looove, I will go with it because arches seem to be much cheaper than chuppa's.
[quote="SeptBride"]Bossie, how did the one look from McGowans? [/quote]
It was very pretty. I have some pictures of her wedding at home. I will show you when I see you. The only thing is that it came in peices. I think maybe 3 peices that had to be put together. It was already decorated though.
[quote="DaughterRhonda"]Hi Bossie, do you know if McGowans has a website? If not where are they located?
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I checked and they do not have a website. They are located at 954 Sherman Avenue in Elizabeth.
[quote="nlbostic"]Bossie, how did the one look from McGowans?
It was very pretty. I have some pictures of her wedding at home. I will show you when I see you. .
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Aren't we still going to the city on Saturday? If so, bring them and show me then.
[/quote]Hi Bossie, do you know if McGowans has a website? If not where are they located?
They are located at 954 Sherman Avenue in Elizabeth.
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Rhony, Sherman Ave runs parallel to Frelinghuysen/Newark Ave. They have a 2nd floor that is filled with nothing but wedding/party things. You should go and check them out.
Hey ladies! Are you having a wedding arch? If not, are you having something in the place of it (ex: chalupa)? Also, around how much do they cost to rent?
We are in a different areas so I can not help you with pricing (sorry).
I personally never liked the "arch look" but I have seen some really nice designs florist are doing with them now. Here is an example of oneWedding Arch
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
Thanks Charley. I'm not craaaaaaazy about the arch either. But, I've also seen some that looked nice. My sister had a chalupa (chupa) at hers and I really like that that look. I think I'll check with my venue to see if they have a list of some vendors.
What is a chalupa or a chupa...I tried a search but food seems to be coming up.
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
Hi ladies I will be having a Chuppa. I don't have the slightest idea of where I will rent one from, but I will be visiting our resident bridal diva Niquey and I will pose the question to her.
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
I have never heard of a chuppa post a pic so I can see one. Perhaps I've seen them and didn't know what it was called. An arch can be pretty if properly decorated, I've seen them at weddings and they look really nice. I'm not having an arch. If there is a Ray Rents in your area check with them about rental or any place that rent out supplies for weddings and receptions. If you are using a kneeling bench and candlelabras they may be able to rent from the same place. Charly that arch you shared looks very nice for an outside wedding.
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I think the arch marks the spot of an alter so they would be better suited outside where you can target an exact spot to use as the alter...other than that I will stick to pillars arranged with flowers in the church.
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
A chuppah is used a lot in jewish ceremonies. I have posted a picture of one for your conviencience. Rhonda's pick
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
Thanks for sharing! I have seen them before but now I know their proper name. You learn something new everyday!
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PB&J you are very welcomed. I have learned so much from this website. It has truly been a blessing!
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
Thank you for that picture - but I noticed the correct name is actually a "Round Huppa"
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
You are welcomed. It is also correctly called a chuppa.
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
You are right...I did a goggle....I saw another pretty one.Another Pretty Chuppa
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
Thanks Charly, that is a pretty Chuppa. I'm getting more and more ideas ladies, keep the pictures coming.
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
I prefer a chuppa/chalupa/chupa. I've seen searches on all of the names. lol I don't know where I'm going to rent one from though. My sister paid around $300 for hers. She got married at the Baltimore Marriot Waterfront. (I think the place took the price up because of the location).
[quote="SeptBride"]I prefer a chuppa/chalupa/chupa. I've seen searches on all of the names. lol I don't know where I'm going to rent one from though. My sister paid around $300 for hers. She got married at the Baltimore Marriot Waterfront. (I think the place took the price up because of the location).
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Me too Askalot, the chuppa is just so beautiful! Gurl I just hope I can find a reasonably priced one.
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
I always say this because a florist once told me this...you can work wonders with ribbons, tulling maybe some fern and a lot of babies breath.....you can be as creative as possibly and make your own chuppa or tell the florist to use these items, it should not be as pricy as if you were usig roses and lillies.
Babies Breath
Substitute Babies breath for those lillies
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
[quote="SeptBride"]Hey ladies! Are you having a wedding arch? If not, are you having something in the place of it (ex: chalupa)? Also, around how much do they cost to rent?
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A friend of mine rented her's from McGowan's. She said the rental was $100 and she had to leave a $200 deposit. You can also rent them from Party Central at Essex Green shopping mall in West Orange.
I plan on having an Arch (w/lights) for $35 from Micheal's craftstore. My wedding ceremony is going to be 15-20 minutes, tops. I'm doing the big spending on the reception hall.
I'm a married woman as of December 2, 2006.
Delight yourself also in the Lord & He shall give you all the desires of your heart.-Psalm 37:4
You ladies who want to buy your own arch can look at wrapwithus.com they have 2 different ones from $15-$35.All you have to do is assemble it and add your own flowers to and and its done.Check this one out or you can go to a craft store and buy it too Wedding Arch
[quote="nlbostic"]Hey ladies! Are you having a wedding arch? If not, are you having something in the place of it (ex: chalupa)? Also, around how much do they cost to rent?
A friend of mine rented her's from McGowan's. She said the rental was $100 and she had to leave a $200 deposit. You can also rent them from Party Central at Essex Green shopping mall in West Orange.
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Thanks for the info Bossie, that is very reasonable.
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
[quote="alvinslove"]You ladies who want to buy your own arch can look at wrapwithus.com they have 2 different ones from $15-$35.All you have to do is assemble it and add your own flowers to and and its done.Check this one out or you can go to a craft store and buy it too Wedding Arch
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That's exactly what I was talking about. Micheal's has the rosery as well for like 5 bucks (or buy one get one free, depends on the week).
I'm a married woman as of December 2, 2006.
Delight yourself also in the Lord & He shall give you all the desires of your heart.-Psalm 37:4
At that price I would break off running to get one...you guys are so blessed, you get all the fabulous deals....and there is so much you can do with it to make it beautiful.
Charlotte wishes you all a beautiful Christmas filled with loads of love, laughter and the true meaning of this blessed season.
Thanks ladies for the suggestions. I saw the ones at Michael's and Party City and they just looked like they were going to fall apart - my opinion. I seriously doubt if I have time to decorate an arch (my nerves are going to be too messed up to do that). lol
Bossie, how did the one look from McGowans? I called another store called "Fantasy" in Elizabeth and they had 2 for $25 and $75. If I find an arch that I looove, I will go with it because arches seem to be much cheaper than chuppa's.
Hi Bossie, do you know if McGowans has a website? If not where are they located?
Delight yourself in The Lord & He will give you the desires of your heart!Ps 37
[quote="SeptBride"]Bossie, how did the one look from McGowans? [/quote]
It was very pretty. I have some pictures of her wedding at home. I will show you when I see you. The only thing is that it came in peices. I think maybe 3 peices that had to be put together. It was already decorated though.
[quote="DaughterRhonda"]Hi Bossie, do you know if McGowans has a website? If not where are they located?
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I checked and they do not have a website. They are located at 954 Sherman Avenue in Elizabeth.
[quote="nlbostic"]Bossie, how did the one look from McGowans?
It was very pretty. I have some pictures of her wedding at home. I will show you when I see you. .
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Aren't we still going to the city on Saturday? If so, bring them and show me then.
[/quote]Hi Bossie, do you know if McGowans has a website? If not where are they located?
They are located at 954 Sherman Avenue in Elizabeth.
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Rhony, Sherman Ave runs parallel to Frelinghuysen/Newark Ave. They have a 2nd floor that is filled with nothing but wedding/party things. You should go and check them out.