We`re not sure of which arrangement we`re going with ... it will either be a mix dominated with Sunflowers, or 3 dozen roses. Either way, it will be a raised centerpiece, on those clear tubes filled with water and some flowers or filler dropped into it.
Just so you know, the tubes are rented, but the arrangements lift off the top for the 'lucky' guests to take home. To determine the winner, we`ll figure on using some game with the dj, who will inform the guests to only take the arrangement.
Laura
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We are doing a floating candle with a ring of roses, delphinia and caspia--
I have pictures if you are interested
Laura
Karen
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I am interested. Can you post them here or email them to me [email protected]
Tina
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We are getting married at Vineyard Caterers and have decided to go with the whole 'Wine Country' theme. We are getting raised centerpieces with mixed berries/autumn-colored roses (yellow, iced-tea, light orange, black magic), green fillers, Euycalyptus (SP?). Grape vines will lead up to the top of the centerpeice. At the bottom, we are going to have a mini-wreath with real bunches of grapes. The cake will be decorated the same way.
Karen
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Are you doing this through a florist or yourself? It sounds like a great idea. Exactly what I am looking for.
Fran M
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I love the look of tall centerpieces but we will have oblong tables. I think they might look funny. Any suggestions?
Fran M
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Were the high centerpieces used on the oblong tables round or more free formed? What do you think about balancing the look with smaller arrangements or candle arrangements at each end of the table? Have you seen anything like that? Thanks for your input