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DIY Divas: Stunning CenterpiecesOutfitting your wedding with gorgeous centerpieces can bite a huge chunk out of your budget, but it doesn’t have to. DIY centerpieces are not nearly as hard as they might sound, and you can usually produce something beautiful on a small budget. One of the easiest and cheapest ways to do centerpieces is to purchase curly willow or even long, tall branches. If you live in a wooded area, you can gather your OWN branches, leaves, pine cones, etc. Once you have enough, take some silver or white spray paint and cover all of the branches and leaves, then arrange them in vases. Too add some...
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Thrifting Antique Silver Pieces for Stunning CenterpiecesSomething old, something new, Something borrowed, something blue And something silver for you! If you’re meddling around thrift stores, antique markets and garage sales you can easily find fabulous personalized touches. Treasures such as vintage silver plated tea sets, sugar bowls and candy dishes are easy finds, inexpensive and oh-so-elegant in wedding décor. As a greener alternative, purchasing used items adds a dash of something soulful to your wedding too. To create your centerpiece you’ll want to build a collection of objects similar in shape and size; consider tea sets of simi...
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Stunning Wedding CenterpiecesEye candy for your table’s decor with these stunning floral centerpieces. We’re never short of bringing you ideas when it’s time to plan your luxury wedding. We can just imagine the fragrance from some of the rose centerpieces – we’re loving the inclusion of the pale and pink antique roses below with pale peonies. Source: www.bellethemagazine.com...
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CenterpiecesFlowers are one, if not two things 1) expensive and/or 2) a DIY challenge…at least in my humble opinion. And honestly, there aren’t a whole lot of bright floral colors happening in the Pacific NW in January anyhow. This is why we have opted for flower minimalism, especially when decorating our 18 or so tables! My inspiration is this: {Photo via Wedding Bee Boards} I plan to have a single cylindrical vase on each table; which you can purchase in bulk from The Dollar Tree for, yes, $1 each!!!. I was thinking of renting vases or purchasing them for anywhere between $7-$10 each, but f...
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CenterpiecesWhen I was trying to figure out my centerpieces, my florist gave me a low cost option. But I wasn’t too thrilled about it. I knew it would be inexpensive (about $130 for 20 tables TOTAL) but it would just be a low bowl with floating candles and 2 gerber daisies floating in the water. So I researched online for ideas and came up with something I am pretty excited about. I am going to create 4 paper flowers (1 green, 1 pink, and 2 white) and put them in tall vases with water beads. Are your centerpieces a floral alternative? Personal Photo Personal Photo...
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CenterpiecesOur beautiful centerpieces were yellow and white roses, by Anthony Brownie. The tables were also adorned with old books that belonged to my late grandfather. Tables were covered with white lace overlays and dishes inscribed with The Harvard Club logo....
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CenterpiecesI love this series on unique centerpieces by With This Ring--especially this clever, inexpensive with with candles and a few peonies!...
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Clustered Wine Bottle CenterpiecesThese clustered clear glass wine bottles are a unique, eco-friendly, and absolutely stunning centerpiece! I love the open flames from the taper candles and how the light reflects off of the delicate glass. {Photography by Tom Mannion for Elle Decoration December 2009 via This is Glamorous} © Elizabeth Anne Designs: The Wedding Blog, 2009 | Permalink | 5 comments | Add to del.icio.us | StumbleUpon It! | Submissions Posted in: floral & decor Join us at EAD Living too! ...
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Visually stunning table setting and centerpieces for wedding!The first one is Donald Trump's wedding reception. I am actually surprised by his taste...... Event Designer: Preston Bailey Permalink | Leave a comment  » ...
