QOTD 5/29

cschuma2

What will you use for centerpieces?

cschuma2

http://images2e.snapfish.com/232323232%7Ffp537%3C8%3Enu%3D4%3B62%3E283%3E255%3EWSNRCG%3D328%3A447%3B75346nu0mrj


I don't know how to do the PIP, but there is a link.  We just had simple candle centerpieces with rose petals scattered on the tables.  We bought everything at Crafts 2000 and they were fairly inexpensive.

Carly_Jamesy

Half of our tables will have a bubble vase with three green orchids and tealights around, similar to this.
http://www.minnowonseaview.com.au/images/weddings/reception/PurpleSubmerged.jpg

The other half will have submerged red gerbera daisies with floating candles on top.
http://www.fleurlilychic.com/images/submerged_flower_with_candles_je3g.jpg

These were the closest pictures I could find.  We will not be having mirrors like the one picture shows.

mmeliss

I'm in love with the first centerpiece posted...how simple and elegant!!! I need to take that photo to my florist for inspiration! We're renting all of our vases so we don't have to buy everything and haul it in and out of the hall the day of the wedding.

abbeylynne06

(with different floating candles and different material underneath)

cschuma2--The new PIP is really easy.  You just need to have the picture you want to use saved to your computer.  Then, click the tree on the bottom of the box, browse for the pic (like you would for an attachment), hit save and you're done!

cschuma2

Thanks abbey!!

nightmare_of_beauty

 This is the first centerpieces for the tables.

 This is the second centerpiece. They will be interchanged throughout the hall.

 These will be on the reserve tables. They would be on every table if we had enough, they're gorgeous!

nyrek

I don't have pics.  

I am using mason jars wrapped with black and red ribbon, and there is also a initial monogram on each one.  The flowers will be big red spider gerberas with seeded eucalyptus and a few pink waxflowers tucked in.  The zoo gives us votives to use around them as well, I think 4 per table.

Flowers look like this: