did anyone do both high and low centerpieces?....can i see pics
klanghan
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never thought of it! might be a cool idea though
emcheung
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i'm using alternating highs and lows...mostly cause it's cost effective. i honestly like the lows better, but my reception room has huge ceilings and needed some visual draw upwards, so agreed to the highs. i've been to many weddings with alternating cp's and it looked wonderful. definitely a good way to save some money if you're looking into that.
Summer07Bride
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I did and it looked very nice and was a bit more cost effective at the previous poster stated.
LeslieMike
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I also like high centerpieces alternating with candle centerpieces! Adds a lot of drama and romance to the room!
Miblove
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BUMP - PICS
BRod-Cheng
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I went to a wedding were the bride and groom mixed high and low centerpieces. They used hight centerpieces on the tables along the wall and low centerpieces in the middle.
I guess it was their way of making sure that view to the dance floor was not blocked. It looked nice.
november152008
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i personally like low ones but i think it looks sooo pretty mixing high and low....i think i may go with this idea
Queensbebe
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It's my favorite look...I would do it, but I think Flowerfield's ceilings are a little too low...sorry, I don't have pics!
PreshusSmurf
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This isn't what we are doing, but I do have a pic saved. Here's what it looks like: