I didn't get the chance to take any pre-party photos since I had several family members helping me set up and felt rather silly taking photos of the setup. However, the flowers are holding up great in the mason jars 5-days later--SIL thinks it may be due to the citrus in the water. I sent DS to choose flowers and he did a great job, keeping it simple. Here is one of the mason jars (5-days post party): DH has my camera with memory stick at the moment so when he gets back home I will look and see if there are any more pics there I can share.

I really like the last forged piece that your posted. Did you look on the Cosanti web site? They sell accessories - bars and chains to extend the length, replacement fins and a wall bracket for $21.00 that can be mounted to a post or wall. https://cosanti.com/collections/parts-accessories/products/wall-bracket I found a photo of our bell when we first hung it from a tree at our new home. At our previous home it was in our family room for 20 years so it still has the burnished bronze. I mentioned on your other Cosanti thread that it's hanging in our garage while the house is power washed. Ours is nicknamed Fred and Ginger - this is Fred's side. From the top of the bar to the bottom of the fin it's nearly 3' and is one of Soleri's signed Sculptural Bell Mobiles. DH is thinking about mounting on the side of the house on the patio where we can view it from inside.

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