Wedding centerpieces set the look of your tables at the reception. The goal of the centerpiece is to have them compliment your wedding theme and style. Adding special details with\u00a0your\u00a0centerpieces can really carry your theme out For example, a vase with sand and sea shells would be beautiful for a beach ceremony and would bring aspect that back to the reception for the guests.<\/p>\n
I’ve seen big giant wedding centerpieces and also small little something centerpieces. At a few of the weddings I have attended the center piece were given out to some of the guests to take home as\u00a0additional\u00a0gifts or giant favors.<\/p>\n
I know some people enjoy having candles as a part of their centerpiece. Pillar candles can be added to a floral arrangement and really make the piece stand out. Personalized candles also make great decorative items on the table.<\/p>\n
I had very simple wedding centerpieces at my wedding reception. I didn’t have much money so I got little glass candle holders or, small and fat vases I guess you could call them, and filled them with pretty glass stones. I set them on the table with things I call\u00a0balloon\u00a0weights or table cloth weights. They were a pretty\u00a0opalescent\u00a0color and had hearts and bells confetti streamers coming out of the top. They were simple and looked great for my small wedding reception.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Wedding centerpieces set the look of your tables at the reception. The goal of the centerpiece is to have them compliment your wedding theme and style. Adding special details with\u00a0your\u00a0centerpieces can really carry your theme out For example, a vase with sand and sea shells would be beautiful for a beach ceremony and would bring … <\/p>\n