DIY Wedding Centerpiece and Table Number Ideas
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Autumn Hues
For a rustic glam wedding, a bright autumnal palette of greens, tangerines, corals and red-oranges looks brilliant when paired with wood and metallics.
Sumptuous Design
For this luxe Bohemian-themed wedding, the floral designer Lindsay Coletta wanted to avoid "matchy-matchy" design and instead blended pastels and brights.
Woodsy Vibe
Add some rustic charm to your wedding with this simple, personalized centerpiece. It's natural, elegant and budget-friendly.
Home Grown
For interesting conversation pieces and to save on arrangements, consider growing your own centerpieces. This unusual option is made up of carnivorous plants, succulents and ferns.
Vintage Books
Wedding decorations are all in the details. Use vintage books with a bold romantic text to create custom table numbers for a centerpiece that will inspire and impress every guest. Textures and colors are key. Finish it off with gold metallic ink for a little extra glimmer.
Perfect Chemistry
Suggest “perfect chemistry” with subtle accents in a floral tablescape. An old test tube rack is not only ideal, it is also a creative way to display wedding flowers. Plus, it saves on budget by making a focal point out of single flowers.
Low and Lush
Think small and loose-style arrangements for a rustic, organic feel. "When choosing your design, don't go for extremely tight, compacted styles that use tons of flowers. Pick lower arrangements that feature lush greeneries, like seeded eucalyptus, bear grass and plumose. The greens will help stretch out the size of the arrangement," says Janie Medley, owner of Janie Medley Flora Design.
Bottled Up
Craft easy-to-make table numbers from bottles for a subtle addition to your table's centerpiece.
Cactus Cute
Country Chic
DIY Table Numbers
Ornamental
To add a sense of festive abundance to the table, get creative with non-floral centerpieces that can be used for a holiday wedding. Classic silver ball ornaments add interest when piled high in a silver compote or displayed in apothecary and bell jars. Fill in any empty spaces with mercury glass votives, taper candlesticks, additional ornaments and oversized pinecones. Design by CamilleStyles.com
Simple + Elegant
On the Farm
On the Rise
Simply Southern
Simply Elegant
Talk about taking it to new heights and lengths. You can't help saying "wow" when looking at this exquisite runner of pretty white hydrangeas.
Culinary Creation
Uniform Flowers
With so much mixing and matching of patterns, this is a great opportunity to make a statement with bold monochromatic arrangements. Artfully arrange dozens of bright pink ranunculus in a single gold vase to create a striking focal point in the center of the table. Courtesy of Camille Styles, editor of CamilleStyles.com
Something Simple
Sugar Magnolia
Paper flowers are a great departure from traditional floral arrangements, but they can still make a strong visual impact. For this garland, paper magnolia blossoms were attached to real magnolia branches. Design by CamilleStyles.com
Antique Tea Pots
Tea Time
Steampunk Style
The Perfect Mix
Summer Blooms
Double-Duty Dessert Tray
A three-tiered dessert tray is a great tool for displaying a pretty grouping of candles and greenery. Add visual interest by using herbs and vegetables with different textures, like the artichokes displayed here.
Spring Fever
Single Rose
Equestrian Elegance
Winter White
Not So Serious
Branch Out
Vintage Elegance
So Cloche
Lots of Lavender
Glass Half Full
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