Other centerpiece ideas some theme ideas
Centerpieces
A birdcage -- decorated with flowers and ribbons on the outside -- can highlight a table with a candle (or candles) glowing from within. .
Baskets can give a rustic or spring-like touch as a centerpiece, depending on what material and color makes up the basket. Fill with flowers, candy, vegetables, fruit, hors d'oeuvres, or cheese, crackers, bread, and red wine.
Chances are, churches will already be decorated for the season (cha-ching!). Gingerbread houses, poinsettias, mistletoe, wreaths, and Santa can create the festive atmosphere. Ornaments make terrific favors.
Elegantly placed favors beautifully adorned in ribbons will add that special touch.
For an autumn affair, try arranging fall flowers in a pumpkin.
Having a beach wedding? Keep the theme with a neatly prepared seashell arrangement. Add a more dramatic effect by lighting small votive candles matching the soft colors of the shells.
Theme Park: Disney World and Disneyland make your fairy tale wedding a reality. Universal Studios can create special effects that will blow your guests away.
centerpieces: pillar candles of different sizes (in white or in different shades of your colors) can be surrounded by pillows of baby's breath, or candles of different heights can be placed in assorted silver candlesticks and can sit on a silver-decorated mirror.
Topiaries make elegant table decorations.
Silver goblets filled with dainty white flowers should be low enough for guests see over.
Orchids in terra cotta pots painted white and arranged on a tray can be given to guests as favors.
Miniature tiered wedding cakes for each table serve as beautiful centerpieces throughout the affair, and then to be enjoyed as dessert.
Antique or wrought iron lanterns will add a rustic, charming effect to your event.
Romantic flickering candlelight from floating candles in a glass bowl will create the perfect mood. Decorate with flowers and ribbons and you have a splendid centerpiece -- for a lot less money than traditional floral arrangements.
A birdcage -- decorated with flowers and ribbons on the outside -- can highlight a table with a candle (or candles) glowing from within. .
Baskets can give a rustic or spring-like touch as a centerpiece, depending on what material and color makes up the basket. Fill with flowers, candy, vegetables, fruit, hors d'oeuvres, or cheese, crackers, bread, and red wine.
Chances are, churches will already be decorated for the season (cha-ching!). Gingerbread houses, poinsettias, mistletoe, wreaths, and Santa can create the festive atmosphere. Ornaments make terrific favors.
Elegantly placed favors beautifully adorned in ribbons will add that special touch.
For an autumn affair, try arranging fall flowers in a pumpkin.
Having a beach wedding? Keep the theme with a neatly prepared seashell arrangement. Add a more dramatic effect by lighting small votive candles matching the soft colors of the shells.
Theme Park: Disney World and Disneyland make your fairy tale wedding a reality. Universal Studios can create special effects that will blow your guests away.
centerpieces: pillar candles of different sizes (in white or in different shades of your colors) can be surrounded by pillows of baby's breath, or candles of different heights can be placed in assorted silver candlesticks and can sit on a silver-decorated mirror.
Topiaries make elegant table decorations.
Silver goblets filled with dainty white flowers should be low enough for guests see over.
Orchids in terra cotta pots painted white and arranged on a tray can be given to guests as favors.
Miniature tiered wedding cakes for each table serve as beautiful centerpieces throughout the affair, and then to be enjoyed as dessert.
Antique or wrought iron lanterns will add a rustic, charming effect to your event.
Romantic flickering candlelight from floating candles in a glass bowl will create the perfect mood. Decorate with flowers and ribbons and you have a splendid centerpiece -- for a lot less money than traditional floral arrangements.
