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Kristy's Hawaiian Leis









Pricing
Bud Vase with 3 flowers $15
* Roses
* Carnations
* Daisies
* (*Gerberas $18)

CHRISTINA - $40
SINGLE ORCHID - $25
SINGLE GREEN ORCHID - $25
DOUBLE ORCHID - $40
DOUBLE TUBEROSE - $40
DOUBLE WHITE ORCHID - $40
GINGER LEI $35
WHITE AND GREEN ORCHID – $25
KUKUI W/ MUCK ORANGE $30
MAILE STYLE ORCHID & T-LEAF - $40
MIXED ORCHID LEI - $25
Robyn lei - $40
SINGLE GREEN ORCHID - $25
SINGLE WHITE ORCHID - $25
SINGLE WHITE ORCHID W/BABY ROSES - $30
PLUMERIA - $25
DOUBLE PLUMERIA IS $40


Kristy can pretty much get any of the leis if ordered by the 5th of May. Orders can be placed after May 5, but will not be able to guarantee the flower selection. You may have to trade it for something else. Tuberose (which smells strong and is part of the Gardenia family) is not available this year because it is going out of season and it has been raining so much in Hawaii that it has affected the availability of the flower.

Kristy's comments: If I can get some Tuberose I will probably order it loose and use it for specialty leis. Most of the leis will be $25 (shipping and tax included) but a there are a few specialty leis that will cost more.

My favorite is Plumeria because it smells so good but it is fragile and will brown. The orchids are the most hardy flower that look great but do not smell. I love the orchids or tuberose mixed with carnations or white orchid with baby roses. They have a slight smell and are beautiful.

I will also be selling small bud vases with 3 flowers for $15. The flowers offered are roses, carnations, or daisies. Gerberas will be $18 and if you would like other flowers you can special order them with me and I will get a cost for you.

I WILL ALSO BE DOING LEIS FOR GRADUATION ALONG WITH MY $2 CANDY LEIS (these are popular with the students and are made of $2 bills and candy). Please contact Kristy if you have any questions or if you need help deciding.

50% of money is due up front and balance due at delivery. You may pay cash, check, or paypal. We will also do delivery this year for $5 for certain area and other areas for $2 (Lehi and American Fork).
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