Need a source for bulk wreath rings

18 years ago

Does anyone have a good source for buying wreath rings in bulk. I think it was Bryan that had a source for buying them by the pallet. If that's true Bryan could you let me know where you get them.

Thanks,

Steve

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honeybunny442
18 years ago
I found this place on Google,
http://www.santasupplies.com/wreath_rings.shtml
There is a big wholesaler, that supplies our local wholesale places, but I can't think of the name! Syndicate Sales? Try googling floral supplies, leaving out wholesale.

Here's another place, but don't their prices look expensive?
(it's not the same place I was trying to remember)

Here is a link that might be useful: Floral supply syndicate
bryan_ut
18 years ago
Steve, Email me your phone number and I will call you with the info. A pallet of 10 clamps has 4,800 rings. I just ordered another one.

Hope everything is going good. We just got back from the FM. We keep selling out by 10am. I just need another person making floral wreaths.

Bryan
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buckster
18 years ago
Howdy all,

I always feel like I'm a day late and a dollar short with u two. I just bought a wreath machine and been messing around with dried lavender and sunflower wreaths. Now I see a different way???? Well let me know. I want to get into this wreath bussiness too ya know.

As for me things are getting better. Praise God that it finally got into the mid 90's...

Take care,
Bucky
bryan_ut
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Bucky, I was hoping you might write. Can you find out if I can get Yucca poles down your way? I need a few thousand. We cut in Lytle Creek years ago. I heard that they might reopen the area. I will even stop by and help you do some wreaths!! Also give me your email and I will send you some info.

Bryan
buckster
18 years ago
Hey Bryan,

Let me know what ya need. I BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO HELP OUT. I'll be in Malibu training for the next month but let me know, I'll e mail you right now.

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