Page 1 of 2

High or low centerpieces

jenny2penny Thread views: 1,303

High or low centerpieces

I am not sure with the wood beams high centerpieces would work.
I am going to florists tomorrow and don't want to bother getting pedistal quotes if they will not look good.

wacky Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

Jenny, keep it low, there is alot going on in that room. The centerpieces will get lost, JMO

I used light flowers so it would brighten the room up.

nrvbrd Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

HI.

I think Low is better as well.

The ceilings look rather low so a high centerpiece may not compliment it.

jenny2penny Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

Thanks. What color flower & what color table cloths/napkins???

nrvbrd Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

What is your color scheme?

wacky Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

I did beiges, light greens and whites flowers

linens I did, cream on white with white napkins.

its all your preference, I dont really care for colored table clothes and napkins

All roses in their centerpiece would look really pretty. i thought of it after.

Are you using their centerpieces but different flowers?

jenny2penny Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

I just don't know
My color scheme is rose and marroon, and ivory.

I want to see what the florists off as centerpiece price and then I will decide.

I love candles, so I am thinking I might use their candelabras and upgrade to all roses.

jennbaby Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

low in that room

kelly6273 Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

I agree with low.

bethsiar Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

definitly low. What do their centerpieces look like?

jenny2penny Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

I called the house florist and (he did not sound too eager to bet my business, even when I brought up upgrading the flowers = more money for him), he said taek care of my flowers first and then call him to see what flowers I want, then we'll give me a quote.

jenny2penny Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

If you look REALLY closelt in the picture lower right corner you can see. They are silver candleabras.

Kim921 Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

I vote low as well, high will make the room look shorter.

Good luck!

mishandgerard Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

i think low in that room is better.

also my cousin had high bulky cp and we could not have a conversation with the person we were across from. DH and I hated it. We had low ones at ours and it seemed to work better for our guests.

jenny2penny Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

great, girls thanks.....so I guess I need to start looking for low centerpieces

Jordan Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

I vote low as well. If you use their candelabra's you could do posey (posie?) arrangements...small (even individual, if you like) pieces for each table. That could look really pretty.

jenny2penny Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

thanks for the advice

patrice1128 Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

Low is my vote - the wood gives the illusion of a lower ceiling. I like the second arrangement - perhaps a couple of red roses in those can bring out the marroon in your scheme...

jenny2penny Thread views: 1,303

Re: High or low centerpieces

Yes, I like the 2nd better too, with a few of the top darker ones, and marroon ones too. Wacky had a point about making them light to brighten up room.