Table Centerpieces
Table centerpieces are among the key elements of a wedding reception. Centerpieces often tie the wedding theme together. Summer is a season full of vibrant and warm colors. Choosing your very own table centerpiece shouldnt be a very hard task. Once you have decided on a summer wedding theme, its going to be a whole lot easier for you to choose the right wedding flower arrangements.
Here are some summer wedding centerpiece ideas you can suggest to your party decorator.
Be bright. Summer colors tend to be bright and flashy. Choose simple wedding centerpieces and add decorations such as crepe papers and thick ribbons on top of table cloths to bring color palette together.
For beach weddings, blue bottles, seashells and tumbled glass are popular choices.
Summer citrus. Citrus are popular during the summer. Make sure you use a tall vase for a full elevated centerpiece. Line citrus fruits on the side of the glass. You can also opt for floating citrus slices in a low bowl together with small candles and other accents.
Table tiers. Tiered wedding flower arrangements can give h
summer wedding centerpieces
eight to your decorations perfect for open and airy wedding venues. Cluster flowers with the same height, colors and blooms for a more coordinated look.
Fresh fruits. Make fruit piles inside your vase to hide the flowers stems. You may add bright fabric around for more color and texture.
Tropical themes. White pillar candles bamboo or driftwood trays give that tropical touch to a wedding. Add plumeria blooms for a more elegant look.
Classic roses. Roses are among the most popular wedding flowers but if you use them as a centerpiece, they really dont have to be that elaborate. A few rose blooms in a rustic bottle can look elegant without overwhelming the entire wedding decoration. You can choose different bottle sizes and cluster the roses together to make a simple summer table centerpiece.
Hydrangea. Popular for its full and uniform blooms, hydrangeas are among the top wedding flower choices. Get a few blooms in a low vase and add glass pebbles for an elegant touch. Add few summer grasses for a modern chic accent.
Unique containers/vases. You can choose more natural containers instead of vases for a summer wedding. Wicker baskets, woven planting urns, tin pails and terra cotta pots are seasonal options that will make your summer wedding a cut above the rest.
Herb bouquets. Bundle fragrant summer herbs like basil, thyme and rosemary with a raffia ribbon for a unique wedding centerpiece.
Green things. You can go for chic lush green centerpieces made up of climbing vines, ivy, moss, fern and grasses.
Weddings are celebrations that should be full of elegance and romance. It is a ceremony in which two people are united in the holy sacrament of marriage. Although this ceremony is the highlight of the event, the wedding reception is perhaps the biggest part of the whole celebration where everyone will spend most of their time. Therefore, it is very important that you take serious considerations when it comes to preparing your reception venue. There are many details that need to be considered. A wedding reception usually includes purchasing of wedding supplies such as wedding favors, wedding flower arrangements, decorations, centerpieces and cakes just to name a few.
Table Sprinkles. These are the final touch in decorating the reception tables. They can be tiny pieces of confetti, rose petals, glass rocks, crystal table beads, or other types of sprinkles. Traditional ones are silk or fresh bright leaves, chocolate kisses and seashells. If you will use sprinkles on the tables with lighted candles on the center, make sure that sprinkles are not too near to the candles, especially if they are flower petals, leaves or paper confetti.
No matter how beautiful your gown may be, your big day wouldnt be complete without an impeccable bouquet to match it. Flowers always serve as the main focal point in weddings. Through the years, brides have always been particular and intricate about the wedding flower arrangements and bouquets in the ceremony and reception.
