Im planning my cat's wedding should I go with roses or tulips?

Question

He's a ginger persian.....

Answer 1

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Your cat is already married..........this is bigamy!

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.....he's clearly a ginger cad

Answer 2

roses are more romantic...meow!

lol

Answer 3

both and some dandylions my cat always eats them i dont know why

Answer 4

I'm taking this question seriously.
First, check if cats are allergic to any of those plants.
Second, let the cat choose. It IS his wedding. See which one he responds to better.

Answer 5

Oh honey, haven't you heard? The really *in* thing for kitty weddings is fresh catnip!

Answer 6

By eliminating the flowers you eliminite the possibility of noxious plants to your friends.
I'm thinking although flowers are nice a bouquet of oat grass with a beautiful ribbon and oatgrass pots for the aisle would be a joy to any of the other feline guests they do so love the oatgrass.. For the reception have catnip plants sitting around in abundance, that will get the party started.

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myself planter of catnip and oatgrass.
for enjoyment of the furry friends

Answer 7

Are cat weddings legal in your state? You might have to have a feline union instead.....

Answer 8

Roses may be more romantic; don't last & still has thorns.
Tulips are colorful.
I think carnations & mums would work better. Mums with the long thinner petals (like whiskers) and carnations are 'fluffy' like the Persian.

Answer 9

Catkins (***** willows) surrounding broccoli spears sound great for the floral arrangements. The cats love the broccoli for snacks and catkins (***** willows) are PURR-fect for a spring wedding.

Drat! I got censored and I was not even being rude. I left the asterisks and willows so you know what I meant.

Answer 10

Awww my ginger short hair girl sends purrs and headbonks to the happy couple.

She says to go with tulips since it's almost springtime. Maybe some nice orange-y ones to match the groom's coat.
Don't forget a couple pots of cat grass :)

Answer 11

My cat prefers ornamental grasses and rather shuns roses and tulips. Roses will make the adults attending pretty happy and so will tulips but if you are having cat guests, I would have ornamental grasses. There are beautiful foxtail grasses, purple zebra grass, fountain grass that would all look lovely at the wedding. Save the catnip for the reception. We dont want cats rowdy and stoned for the ceremony.

Answer 12

How about pussywillows?