Five Easy Do-It-Yourself Wedding Centerpiece Ideas
A great way to save money on your wedding budget is to do your own wedding reception centerpieces. If you keep it simple, you can have elegant centerpieces without breaking the bank.
Here are five simple do-it-yourself centerpiece ideas:
Shimmering Silver
This is probably the cheapest do-it-yourself centerpiece of all! Gather up branches, driftwood, leaves or pine cones. Spray them with metallic silver spray paint and arrange in the center of the tables. Add a few tea lights and you have a shimmering centerpiece perfect for a winter wedding. Looks stunning against a black or dark colored tablecloth.
Tissue Paper Mason Jars
Here are surprisingly elegant centerpieces that cost under $10. Gather assorted mason jar sizes and wrap them in colored tissue paper, add a few flowers and you have cheap centerpieces.
Skip the Flowers
Consider using unusual things for your centerpieces such as peacock feathers, small sculptures, wooden carvings, glass vases full of beach sand or large rocks.
By choosing things that can simply be arranged, you'll save a ton of time and have do-it-yourself centerpieces that everyone will remember.
Think Functional
A centerpiece of candles gives off romantic light and can easily be set-up ahead of time. Likewise, food can be used as an attractive yet functional centerpiece. Consider arrangements of tropical fruits — including star fruit, pomegranates cut in half, melons and citrus — for a lovely summer centerpiece sporting bright colors.
Mix and Match
Helpful tip: always remember to do a mock-up centerpiece a few weeks before the wedding, so you're sure it lives up to your vision. It's also a smart idea to enlist the help of a few friends if your centerpieces are even slightly labor intensive. With a little creativity and a little effort, you'll have unique wedding reception centerpieces in no time!
July 29th, 2008 at 3:45 pm
Hi, I hand-make favors and centerpieces for weddings and such at Your Moments Created. So, I thought I might share with you a centerpiece that’s been a hit with our brides and you can do it yourself! Just buy 4 clear glass, small, square candle holders at Walmart for about 68 cents each or such.
Buy one matching square vase that’s taller than it is wide (also at Walmart for less than $10). Also purchase either a handful of real flowers or fake flowers, and 4 matching color small candles. Lastly, buy a bag of coffee beans at your local shopping mart. Not ground, but actual beans. Fill up each small candle holder halfway with coffee beans. Then place the small candle in the center. Do this to each candle holder. Than fill the tall square one with foam or moss and drop coffee beans all around the foam so that it looks like you filled the entire vase with beans. Now place your handful of flowers in the center. It’s a beautiful centerpiece that anyone can definitely appreciate! See our picture to confirm!
We do alot of affordable centerpieces and favors so if we can help anyone out, contact us at YourMomentsCreated.
July 3rd, 2008 at 10:41 am
I found this image on google, so sorry for not crediting it, but I love it! Gumball topiaries- colorful, playful, cute and artistic. They would be easy to create with mini gumballs
I know I used some a while back as party favors and they were a hit- We also incorporated gumballs in the candy buffet. I got mine at Gumball.com and the service was excellent. I believe using the half inch ones glued to little balls on sticks with ribbon and terra cotta pots would be great!
Good luck with all your planning!
July 3rd, 2008 at 7:01 am
Hi Sonja,
My wedding was outdoors, so for my centerpieces, I bought annual flowers from a nursery and planted them in cute, inexpensive containers. It made for a great centerpiece because it went right along with the season I had my wedding during and after the wedding guests could take home a centerpiece to plant in their garden (the few that weren’t taken at the end of the wedding I gave to my mother-in-law, who also planted them). That way guests (or you) can plant your new marriage in the garden after the wedding and watch it grow and bloom!
Another idea from a girlfriend is that if you have a Trader Joe’s (it’s a grocery store chain) in your area, they sell minature rose plants that come in a cute tin container. They cost 3.49-3.99 each and are adorable. You can order them ahead of time to have the tin match your color scheme or just go with a shiny tin that looks great when surrounded with votive candles because the light shines off of them and they sparkle. These can be planted too after the wedding (I have one in my yard from my friend’s wedding two years ago. Cute, huh). My only advice is that I would get them or have them delivered to the store 2-3 days before the wedding because they don’t last in the containers for too long. My friend got them a little over a week before and had to replace many of them (we also had a heat wave of 115 that week, but hey, better safe than sorry!).
Just a thought…
July 1st, 2008 at 5:53 pm
Dear Denise,
The newest trend is to have a cake made of styrofoam and covered to look like a real cake. Only the top layer is made of edible materials so the bride and groom can still do a cutting ceramony and save the top layer for their 1 year aniversary. They then have regular sheet cakes that they cut and serve the guests. It’s much more affordable!
You could do your daughter’s cake this way also so that she could have cake to serve her guests while having the top teir of the faux cake made of something she can eat.
June 29th, 2008 at 8:27 am
I am getting married the last weekend of August, 08. We are planning on having finger foods , so far I haven’t done anything except for a few things, I would like for reception to simple but elegant on a low budget. I am wanting to do my centerpieces myself—-any ideas.
June 23rd, 2008 at 8:15 pm
My soon to be Sister in law and i did my center pieces i am getting married Aug 9th 2008 all we did was fish bowls with glass stones and floating candles. my sister is gonna go from the wedding to the hall to fill them with water. My soon to be sister in law is also making my bouquets for me. i wanted to do everythign myslef cuz it is cheaper
June 23rd, 2008 at 2:50 pm
Great ideas!!! I love helping people be more creative and have helped many people with do-it-yourself centerpieces for their Bar/Bat Mitzvahs or weddings. I will defintely pass this information on to them.
June 18th, 2008 at 1:24 pm
Hi Kelly, a few ideas for you from some of the cooler uses of grapevine I’ve stumbled across lately!
Pic #1: the small placecard holder (grapevine ball) is a DIY project by Tricia at WeddingBee. She glued rings on the bottom and cut a slit in the top to hold the cards. You see a lot of grapevine "orbs" on tables now, a very contemporary, rustic and appealing look!
Pic #2: Brides went wild with the grapevine orb idea, making really large ones covered with twinkle lights and hanging from the ceiling. Extremely chic, I love it!
#3: This is Mrs. Radish’s DIY grapevine ring pillow, too sweet for words. She only had a few minutes to put it together, but the result looked great.
Okay, second row pics. #1 is an adorable "birds nest" decoration hung from trees with lovely satin ribbon. This from an incredible StyleMePretty wedding.
Pic #2 is a delicious chocolatey-looking grapevine monogram wreath, also from StyleMePretty. After seeing this, most other wreaths look kind of blah to me!
Finally, Pic #3 is a centerpiece from Michelle Rago. No grapevine here, but you could cover slender square cylinders like these with a base fabric, then wrap the entire thing in grapevine like she has with natural fibers. Wiring mini-fruits like a belt is a gorgeous touch, you could use berries, pods or small green apples.
Just some ideas … you can also use grapevine as a beautiful swag along fences, aisles or head table chairs (try combining with a floaty organza fabric). You can also arc it over floral designs in vases like you see so often done with bear grass, very simple and rustic. This CP at brides kind of shows what I mean. Hope that helps!
June 17th, 2008 at 1:35 pm
Hey All!! I am getting Married this september and I am really looking for some centerpiece ideas that I can do with my girlfriends!!! I have a whole bunch of flower vases and I also have grapevine!! Any ideas!? I am wondering what I might be able to do with the grapevine because its really pretty! My colors are the fall colors and my girls dresses are Latte! Any help would be greatly aprreciated! THANKS!!!
June 17th, 2008 at 10:48 am
Can you tell me what the centerpiece above is and where I might be able to find it or something like it (the one with the green things popping out of the white rocks)? I’m doing brown and green wedding and wanted to go with an “earthy” feel for my centerpieces, without spending much money. Thanks.
May 29th, 2008 at 8:59 pm
i need help with centerpiece and i wanted it green.
May 27th, 2008 at 12:28 am
Well, I was going to answer this individually and then decided perhaps to you collectively would be better! Whenever I’m designing for a bride, one of the questions I ask is “where is your favorite vacation spot” … the reason I ask this question is that, being a destination designer, it’s important to know WHY they chose our destination. Many times, Puerto Vallarta is not their favorite destination choice but was a destination which was affordable. Their answers help me to create an ambiance which they will love - whether their favorite destination was Italy or Spain or Napa Valley I can bring that feeling into their wedding, but still mix-it with the area we are in!
So, my suggestion to you when you are trying to plan centerpieces and decor, is to list some things that either you as a bride know about yourself and your groom (or as a helper in the creation of the wedding list about the bride and the groom) love … aside from colors you need to list flowers, songs, movies, favorite vacation spots, things you love to do together - the list is endless but I think you will begin to see a pattern emerge.
After you’ve done that, then you can start planning on how to really specialize the little details - the centerpieces, the tablecloths, the placecards, etc. around the things that make the two of you a couple!
So, my suggestion to Andrea would be to find hearts made in a way that isn’t Vday heartlike but more artsy heartlike - I would turn to art, photography, those sorts of things in order to plan on how to incorporate the hearts without being cheesy. You could do willow branches shaped into hearts for the middle of the table, with apple green chiffon overlays. I would do a slightly different shade of green for the napkins and then use the red color as accents - instead of the focus. Instead of doing typical chocolate and flowers, I would try incorporating the hearts in ways the bride and groom would love but their guests would not expect and that’s hard to know without knowing the bride and groom … i.e. here in Vallarta I would paint some artistic hearts on marracas or, perhaps, find some funky pewter heart charms to tie around napkins both as an accent and as a favor.
For cornflower and ivory … glass containers filled with rocks and either ivory gerber daisies or roses would look really nice. Perhaps buy some inexpensive bowls that you can paint a cornflower blue to float tealights in. Or you could fill the glass bowls with rocks and water, color the water a cornflower blue and float tealights and between the glass bowls place heads of ivory gerber daisies - sortof like a runner. With cornflower napkin accents, I think that might look really nice. But, like I said, adding accents which really represent the bride and groom as a couple will help you come up with some amazing ideas.
Re: the caribbean … the wedding theme is built into what makes you and your groom a couple - what are the things you love to do, love to listen to, like to visit … why are you choosing the caribbean in the first place … what sort of experience do you hope to encounter there - what would you like your guests to experience? Once you’ve decided those sorts of things, I think a wedding theme will be a lot more evident.
I would highly recommend against tall centerpieces. People can’t see and, if your wedding is outside, you are going to compete with wind (or the chance of wind) and having the problem of them blowing over. I think short to medium centerpieces are a lot better. If you really want to make your wedding tropical, you might try bamboo runners and short centerpieces filled with local tropical flowers like ginger, lilies, etc. I would research what’s popular in the caribbean - look-up photos of the area and, from those, decide how you would like to decorate your tables so you really get a feel for the local culture of wherever it is you are at.
hope that big long message was helpful and best of luck to all of you on your wedding day (or the day for those you love!).
-mishka
May 25th, 2008 at 8:24 pm
Hi,
I am getting married in January 2009 in the Caribbean and I am having trouble on deciding on a wedding theme and what are the pros and cons on tall or short centerpieces suited foe tropical islands.
Please help I do not know where to start!!!!!!!
May 23rd, 2008 at 10:46 am
My friend wants to have a fall wedding. But we are having a hard time picking out centerpieces. Her colour are midnight blue burnt orange.
May 14th, 2008 at 1:49 pm
My daughter is getting married in November of 08, her colors are cornflower and ivory, which I am having a very hard time trying to make centerpeices for her tables, which she wants flowers and glass containers and tee lights, I am lost and new at this, any help will be greatly appreciated. I want to do them myself because I and her are doing all the corridornating.
April 29th, 2008 at 11:31 am
My brother in law and sister in law are renewing their vows on Valentine’s day next year. I am the matron of honor. Their theme is Valentine/hearts and the color is apple (a little darker than red, ,not as dark as burgandy. I need some ideas for favors and center pieces (cute not cheesy). The wedding being on Valentine’s day I was thinking of incoporating chocolate, candy, flowers. Any ideas?
Thank you so much,
Andrea
April 27th, 2008 at 5:10 pm
Dear Jessie,
Hello! Well, the very first thought that came to mind was using watermelon! I’m not sure if you’re a “not a fruit bride” but, if you like the idea, I think it could look really great! You would just scoop out the insides of the watermelon and then fill it with some fresh flowers - an inexpensive flower that would look great would be alstromeria and they come in a variety of colors!
We did an orange, green, fruity type of wedding a while back (but I haven’t posted these photos to a gallery yet), so I’m attaching a few just to give you an idea. We also hollowed out pineapples and put big pillar orange candles in them and, at night, they looked fantastic and smelled amazing! (I’m not a good nighttime photographer so, unfortunately, I don’t have a good photo).
Another idea you might try would be filling a fish bowl with salt, placing pink mums around the edge and then, in the middle, you add a small glass vase with water and a few gerbers in your colors … I’ve attached a photo example of the idea of that as well!
have a great wedding!
warmest regards,
mishka
April 24th, 2008 at 3:40 pm
I’m getting married August 22nd, 2008 and i’m looking for some inexpensive, fun centerpieces and i could create with some friends. My colors are watermelon and honeydew and I want something fun and bright, very summery but also fun to make. Any suggestions?
April 12th, 2008 at 2:36 pm
Denise, I’m not educated on the fine points of celiacs, but could you make a rice krispies treat-style cake for your daughter … you know, marshmallows and margarine and all that? It would be sooo sturdy so you could really go to town architecting and decorating it. Plus, everyone loves rice krispies treats!
Here’s a great post on a krispies cake from Jennifer’s Blog. Not a wedding cake, but pretty cool. Then, check out this adorable R/K wedding cake from Oklahoma Sugar Artists.
You could also take a page from this cake artist, Layers of Love, and have the bottom layer rice krispies and the other layers traditional cake! Verrry clever. HTH!
April 12th, 2008 at 2:24 pm
Hi Tina, welcome.
You sound a little overwhelmed already! Let your daughter know you’re happy to help, but need a lot of imput from her. Everyone is usually pretty happy to give their opinions, you know? Most of all the bride!
Find out things like:
The budget you have available.
… which determines the guest list you can accommodate.
The season … does she have a time of year she’s in love with?
Once you have these worked out, you can choose a venue.
Once you have a venue nailed down & the contract signed, this helps you know what color schemes might work best, given the decor there.
See if your daughter has a theme in mind. Really get her to cough up a picture of what she imagines. Ask her to clip photos from bridal magazines and put them together on a page or two for you.
Once you have all this, get a list of “things to accomplish before a wedding.” There are hundreds of ‘countdown’ lists on the web. Just get a good list and check off each item, one by one. It will start to come together. Don’t do this all yourself! This is a lot of work … it takes 250 hours on average to plan a wedding. And definitely MORE hours if you plan a lot of do-it-yourself elements. The bride needs to be a big part of this!
Hopefully this will get you started … come back with more questions any time!
April 12th, 2008 at 2:19 pm
Hi Stacie, is there something specific you need to do with the gel? Because you can float candles in water-filled fishbowls no problem, you just need to buy the candles designed for floating! You can also tint the water, which can be a really nice touch with some color schemes.
April 10th, 2008 at 6:44 pm
my 20 year old daughter is getting married in oct 2008 and i have no idea how to even begin to plan a wedding and she wants me to do most of it im not crafty im not girly and i feel like im lost help please
March 18th, 2008 at 5:19 pm
i am getting married aug 9th 2008 and i am trying to find instrucations on floating candles in the fish bowls doen with the gel that the candles float on if you have one please let me know
February 10th, 2008 at 8:29 pm
Hey I am getting married in August and am looking for a unique inexpensive Idea for centerpieces that I can do with some friends or something?
February 9th, 2008 at 6:37 pm
Hi my daughter is getting married in April. I would like to make her a fun wedding cake out of rice cakes as she has celiacs so she can”t have a regular cake! Any ideas??
February 5th, 2008 at 7:00 pm
HI. I am getting married in my parents back yard this August..it will be a very simple garden wedding but I want something really unique & beautiful for the centerpieces.
My colors are sage, pink & ivory.
Any ideas???
February 4th, 2008 at 12:01 pm
3 more! 1st, a cute silk design (I think the orange looks great against the feathers) …
Then, some innovative entryway decor combining feathers with copper wire … I love this look.
Finally, a hasselblad photo to die for of another peacock bouquet with a lot of peacock hues worked into the actual flowers, and the shape of the feathers echoed in taller blooms.
Finally, check out the peacock moodboard on wedsmack just for fun.
February 4th, 2008 at 11:54 am
Jacqueline — a couple ideas for you!
First, a peacock feather wreath centerpiece idea. You could also wrap pillar candles in satin ribbon (say, teal and bronze) and use the tips of feathers to create a gorgeous design.
Then, a tower centerpiece from an Asian-style wedding. Obviously you see this motif a lot in Asian-influenced areas, so Australia is pretty mad about peacock decor in weddings (so am I).
Finally, here’s a fun table design from a Texas wedding planner, courtesy of AustraliaEntertains. A few more up after this!
February 4th, 2008 at 9:51 am
Hey! I’m trying to incorporate peacock feathers into my flowers and center peices for my wedding. Does anyone have ideas on do-it-yourself’s, or web sites, etc? Thanks!
January 31st, 2008 at 10:00 am
my fiancee and I are getting married July 11th, 2008. I have an idea of the centerpieces that i want to use. I was thinking of 24′’ eiffel tower faces with the lcd lights that go at the bottom to brighten the entire vase! my colors are champagne, black and gold accents….I am going for a very elegant and non traditional look any suggestions? I was thinkin calla lillies or somehting in that area. Please help! Thanks in advance!
January 21st, 2008 at 5:44 pm
My centerpieces for my wedding cost only a few dollars to make. I scoured the Christmas sales and found plain baskets with christmas fabric liner for 90% off at a buck each. I removed the liner, then glued moss around the edge of the basket, with a few delicate hydrangea silk petals. Then, I wrapped the handle in dollar store sheer ribbon. Tied a “kissing ball pomander” on the handle to hang in the middle. (Kissing balls looks like the top of a topiary without the stem or base). I made them out of Michaels crafts styrofoam balls and dollar store silk flowers just hot glued and a ribbon tied on. Lastly, I lined the basket with a linen and put pretty sachet bags filled with lavender buds and small soaps which are the “favors”. Cost of each basket not including favors came to $4.00 each. I saved a ton of money!!! They look amazing. One last idea is take and cut leaves off of a dollar store silk flower boquet and line the bottom of the basket before you put in the favors. You can also pop in a few disposable cameras. The rest of the table will be sprinkled with rose petals. These are perfet as our wedding is up in woods.
January 9th, 2008 at 2:28 pm
Hi,
My wedding is April 2008 and my colors are Aqua blue and Apple green…any ideas on center pieces, I prefer something that my guest can take with them.
January 2nd, 2008 at 3:33 pm
I am getting married in may. I am doing a butterfly theme. My colors are watermelon pink and rose petal pink, i need centerpiece ideas….
Someone please help.
January 2nd, 2008 at 2:26 pm
Jessica. I was having the same problem i am getting married in october and i couldn;t find centerpieces i liked. I ended up talking to a clinent of mine that is making rose and ivy round centerpieces out of metal the really look real and they smell like roses to. She can do any flower in any color and she is pretty reasonable wirte back and i can e-mail you picture they are truly amazing
December 20th, 2007 at 10:12 pm
Jessica you can use little watering cans and use gerber daisies. Very inexpensive but cute pieces.
December 2nd, 2007 at 2:41 pm
I’m getting married next June, and I’m looking for low-budget, but interesting centerpiece ideas. Our colors are light pink and sage green, and I’m going with a garden theme.
October 13th, 2007 at 6:55 pm
I got married in march and had a “daisy” theme..and well it wasn’t a centerpiece but can be used with little changes. When everyone came into the reception hall I had three large vases stuffed filled with ribbons. In front of the vases I had cards one that said A-F, G-M, and N-Z. From the vases I had cut some decent sized branches. I used a die cut and cut out daisies. In the center of the daisies i had a friend write each guests name on them and on the back of the daisy was the table number. and then I punched wholes and threaded with white ribbon. and then hung the daisies from the branches in alphabetical order. but you could always put cool information about the bride & groom on the daisys or just hang them plain.
October 5th, 2007 at 11:53 pm
For a winter themed wedding or party we made ice candle holders. We froze them in a milk carton. First filled the bottom half with ice. Put a glass votive cup on top then filled the carton with water and froze them. You have to put them out just before the party starts, but they look gorgeous. We put them in large shallow bowls and put fake glittery snow around the bowls. Then near the end of the party we used a turkey baster to remove any water. W even put some of them up on glass cake stands so they would vary in height from table to table. Hope this idea is helpful!!
October 2nd, 2007 at 3:03 pm
Hi Stacey, check out our peacock theme blog post here and please share any ideas you’ve come up with so far, this theme is getting more popular! Although you have excellent taste for coming up with it so early.
Peacock Theme weddings
October 2nd, 2007 at 11:06 am
hi me and my partner are currently planning our wedding , and our having a pecock theme , can you help with ideas for table center pieces and maybe send me any ideas? thanks x x x
September 28th, 2007 at 12:10 pm
Hello, this is for Crystal with the pink, green and creme colors. I am getting married April 26, 2008 and my colors are green with hot pink accents. My flowers are going to be hot pink gerbera daisies. My idea for centerpieces, i am making my own, is get a cheap vase, walmart has them for a buck each, a cheap mirror, walmart again, some clear crystal beads, some cheap candles, a fake pear, lime, whatever color green. I like the pears. Put a handful of clear beads in first, then the pear, then 3 fake or real, i am using fake, of whatever flowers you are using. then fill the vase with water. scatter clear beads on the mirror, and put 3 candles on with them, put the vase on top of the mirror. it is very sheek and classic, but still incorporates the colors. i am not using the pear, because i just liked the flowers, but the pear looks good, if you want to incorporate green. i am using tall skinny beer glasses for my vase, because they can be used again, and it was cheaper, the pear will not fit into that though. if you need anymore help, i have lots of ideas and pictures. good luck and congrats!
September 25th, 2007 at 4:52 pm
i thought this was a cute idea.
skip the bottom row of roses and tie with a ribbon to make it a little cheaper.
September 21st, 2007 at 10:28 pm
I am getting married next May. My colors are pink, green and cream. I wanted some ideas for centerpieces. I have look at all the websites but none of the ideas I have seen interest me! Help!!??!
September 10th, 2007 at 7:00 pm
to sarah with the gebera daisies.
maybe you could do a sunset theme. really dramatic with black and then the vibrant colors of sunsets. when you said sunset theme it made me think of it. use all different shades of the reds and pinks you were talking about. have favors with a picture of a sunset on it. or frame pics and set them up on the tables. either of just sunsets or of you as a couple in sunset pics. i dont know it just popped into my head
September 6th, 2007 at 8:44 am
CARINA…a castle - how cool is that! With chocolate & ivory, it would be fun to use candy chess pieces made out of chocolate/white chocolate. (There is a candy mold for chess pieces available.) You could put them on a stick and mix them in a vase of flowers, or… Maybe find a glass cylinders that looks like a castle towers. Use different sizes to hold candles, flowers, chocolates. Just a thought! Good luck!
September 1st, 2007 at 2:49 pm
okay its not for a wedding…but i have been put in charge of decorations for a formal dinner…black and white theme…and i need eloquent centerpiece and decoration ideas…oh and of course the cheaper the better…this is an awesome website…thanks for putting it together…
August 7th, 2007 at 4:00 pm
My wedding colors are dark brown and green. We are getting married in January, and I am going to put vases with dark tree stems and some thin tall vases with water and floating candles, with little stems inside the vase too.
August 5th, 2007 at 4:37 pm
i have a winter theme and our colors are blue and like a silver or white, either or, . im looking for a unique centerpiece that really stand out and catches your attention, we have had a few ideas but it is really straying from our price range. trying to do something slightly inexpensive but descently fancy can you help me
July 31st, 2007 at 5:49 am
Any Beach centerpiece UNIQUE ideas would be a blessing!!!
July 31st, 2007 at 5:46 am
Lisbet
I saw one of the wedding shows and they used cofee beans in a clear vase. Maybe you can do that with some sort of white bean or something layered in a tall vase.
July 22nd, 2007 at 3:35 am
Why not continue the feather theme with feather boa and then votive candles if it is a winter wedding you could use silver ornaments bigger the better, they could even be suspended from above each table
July 21st, 2007 at 3:07 pm
Hi,could anyone please help.Im getting married in a castle next May,my colour theme is chocolate brown and ivory, has anyone got any unusual table centrepiece ideas? something thats not to pricy if possible.
July 17th, 2007 at 10:40 pm
Im having a november wedding, but not know if the colors of chocolate brown and tiffany blue go well in november.
July 3rd, 2007 at 4:04 pm
I need some help! My fiance is Scottish and insists on getting married in his kilt. I need ideas for decorations and centerpieces that are elegant and formal but have a touch of Scottland. Any ideas? I am mostly doing black and white with a little red since his kilt is red I have to keep that color going!
June 2nd, 2007 at 5:16 pm
I am having a fall wedding October and I decided on the colors wine or merlot and latte. What kind of flowers do you reccommend for me to use. I have not yet found a color rose that matches besides creme.
June 1st, 2007 at 10:45 am
Im trying to figure out a theme for my wedding. First of all I had no idea that it was customary to have one. But what im interested in is gerbera daisies. and my colors are black as a base, deep red, and a peachy pink hue (kind of like a softer coral color- or the sunset pink). So when it comes to the theme of my wedding..I am out of ideas.
May 23rd, 2007 at 10:19 pm
i need centerpiece ideas, i am a very untraditional girl with a wild side, my colors are red and silver. and i am wearing an all red dress. i like unusual and unique creations, after all,,, i have feathers in my bouquet. please help.
April 6th, 2007 at 9:06 pm
Use clusters of sunflowers. They are inexpensive and beautiful. It brings a tuscam sunny warmth.
March 14th, 2007 at 12:42 pm
I am thinking of a Tuscan theme wedding. What would be the best centerpiece to decorate the tables. My colors are burnt orange and gold.