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Wedding Centerpieces
Some ideas for creative centerpieces:
* Glass bubble bowls, ,lights could be incorporated in the use of this. * Flower arrangements * Ivy or some other creeper or decorative tree branches/leaves. * Mirrors or a combination with small portable lighting/candles. * Floating candles * Foliage/flora Using the items and ideas above create your own centerpieces but always consider the overall theme of the occasion.
* Floral arrangement in a unique flower pot, especially if it has your color scheme. This could be a bit boring and/or unstable so consider supporting it with smaller pillar candles or the like.
* Glass dish with floating candles and river rocks or marbles If you are still stuck consider some of the more eccentric guests and what they would find interesting, chances are the rest will remember your wedding forever and for glee. For a contemporary wedding centerpiece, try:
* Candy jar with special chocolate bars(snickers, bar one,etc) * Glass bubble bowl with a colorful beta fish (or other type of fish) and pretty stones or glass marbles to match – add floating petals and place a mirror below the bowl for a special effect. Please do consider the fish as they tend to be abused by some, maybe artificial ones would do just fine. * Mini mailboxes or wishing wells with notepaper and pens for the guests to leave hints and advice for the newly weds! Centerpieces for your ReceptionA lovely centerpiece adds the finishing touch to your reception tables. During the course of the reception, your guests will probably spend more time looking at the centerpiece than they do at your gown, so you want it to be attractive and a focal point for discussion, yet not break your budget. Following are suggestions to consider when choosing centerpieces for your reception. - Choose a centerpiece that is appropriate for the size of the table. A small arrangements in large tables look as odd as large pieces on small tables which clutter rather than enhance. - Don’t choose a centerpiece too large and obstructive for guests to converse with each other or to see what is happening in the room. Either keep it low, or choose something that is tall and slender. You can quickly assemble a centerpiece by using a round glass bowl (12" or more in diameter), adding colored rocks or marbles, colored water, and either several petals or floating candles. - To visually increase the size of your centerpiece, center it on a mirror tile, a colored napkin, a crocheted doily, a straw mat. These would be very cost effective and quick to arrange. Varying the colors between tables could also be a consideration always keeping the overall theme in m ind. - If you are planning an outdoor reception, choose centerpieces that can stand up to the elements, Cape summers can be blustery and hot and winters can be wet and cold. A centerpiece that is low and heavy is best. One that is tall can easily blow over. Flowers and candles left in the bright sun will wilt or melt, so a more durable centerpiece would be a better choice. Plants withstand heat better than cut flowers and the pots will be heavier and less liable to blow over. For a Continental touch, choose potted herbs, such as rosemary and basil. Tie the pots with a raffia bow, and place on a straw mat. The plants can later be given to family members or guests as a favor or a thank you, guests love favors and stretches the memory of the wedding further. - For a classic look, place bowls of fruit on your tables. Hollowed-out pumpkins filled with flowers and petals and shrubbery can make a memorable difference. Use your imagination and ask others for ideas, how they would love to see their ideas in use at your wedding day. |



