My aunt just went to a wedding and told me that the bride's centerpieces were so different and everyone was complimenting them. She said they had several vases on the table (maybe four) with different flowers (same color) in each one. I have never seen this done...does anyone have pics? Thanks
Jordan
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I was thinking of doing this for my centerpieces - since the tables are oblong, I thought it would be something different. I've seen lots of pics in various magazines...if I can figure out how to attach the pics I scanned, I'll post them for you.
CippyLoo
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Check these out...I don't know if it what your looking for...I showed it to my florist and he said he thinks they are to short for the table...I think he might be right but I still really like them, they're a little expensive too
there are pics of this type of centerpiece in the new martha stewart weddings, I think.
KarenK122
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We are using two silver julip cups filled with roses, peonies, ivy and lilacs for our centerpieces. I thought having two smaller centerpeices instead of one larger one was a little different : ).
kelly6273
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That sounds like a nice idea!
WeezieNY
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That is a cool idea. the break away centerpiece but my reception site needs tall centerpieces.
jessnjoey
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I know what you're talking about . It was different from the break aways...I saw it online and now I can't find it again!!!! I wanted to do that. It was a wrought iron curved holder with small clear bud vases in it. where the heck did I see that?
