centerpieces!

carlowgirl10

Ok i have about 15-18 blue vases for my center pieces..and i dont know how many tables i will need for the reception...soo does anyone have any ideas on what else i can use since i cant buy more of the blue vases?
we have 12 mason jars...and since we are having a very rural wedding..i was thinking of using those and just putting the same flowers in those as the blue vases. But will it look wierd if the vases are thin and blue, and the mason jars are thick and clear?

Just some suggestions..i know i have plenty of time to think of it, but it crossed my mind...soo id figured id get some opinons.

Thanks!

Mona8

I don't think it'd be weird at all. I think it would look nice if you alternated them. We'll be alternating short and tall floral centerpieces to get some variety on our tables also.  I would just put a few more flowers into the mason jars to "even out" the chunkiness- if that makes sense

FutureMrsSheeler

I think it is fine also. A lot of people alternate different centerpieces.

Ambie106

I think it will be fine... It gives each table a different look...

angelsong21

I think that would be just fine.  I honestly like it a LOT better when all the tables aren't matching.  I think it adds a lot more visual interest.

carlowgirl10

Thats true...thanks guys!!
I forgot my cuz when she got married, every table was themed to a place they went on vacation (they are super duper rich) it was really cool!

This is why i vent on this board...haha

Should i place color beads in the mason jars??

Ambie106

Do you have a inspiration photo??? what kind of flowers are you using???

carlowgirl10

I am using daisies! I love them with everything I have!! I will have one white daisy and one orange daisy in the blue vases, and for the mason jars, I dont know how many daisies i will put in. When it gets closer to the wedding I will post pictures. Right now my vases are in a bin in the back of my closet, not very accessable.

whereismymind32

You can paint the mason jars blue to make them look vintage. Here's a how-to. <-clicky

mandi921vh

I really like this idea of having different ones on different tables.