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These handcrafted centerpieces arrive so perfectly arranged that all you have to do is drop them in a vase, and place on your reception tables for instant decoration. The blooms can also be used at the ceremony, on the cake table, gift table and more. The flowers are harvested specifically for your wedding then professionally arranged and delivered to your door three days before the event in a specially engineered box. This process ensures you get gorgeous, affordable flowers that last longer than those from a florist or retail store. Freshness and on-time delivery are guaranteed. Collection includes 12 centerpiece arrangements.
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Fresh Flowers gathered in beautiful Centerpieces sold to you at wholesale prices. This particular centerpiece package displays a variety of lavender and purple flowers hand tied and set against lush greens. At prices 20% less than making them yourself, these centerpieces are great for baby showers, receptions, parties and weddings! Fresh from our farm to your doorstep. Shipping included. Vases not included.
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These classic wedding arrangements provide a vivid pop of color for your ceremony and reception. The collection includes 36 handcrafted pieces including a bridal bouquet and groom's boutonniere. You then mix and match quantities of centerpieces, bridesmaid bouquets, corsages, decor pieces and more so you get the combination that will work best for you. The roses are harvested specifically for your wedding then professionally arranged and delivered to your door three days before the event in a specially engineered box. This process ensures you get gorgeous, affordable roses that last longer than those from a florist or retail store. Freshness and on-time delivery are guaranteed.
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Two doves and a spray of flowers and pearls are hand-applied to this unity candle to give it a beautiful three dimensional look. The matching taper candles are each embellished with two rings as a symbol of unity. Set includes one 3" x 8.5" white pillar candle and two tapers. Candles are highest quality unscented, smokeless and dripless.
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Wedding table decorations are one of the most popular themes in decorations for wedding. These are the tables where the guests and the couple spend most of the evening.

Looking for the wedding table decorations ideas and creating them the special attention should be paid to the details: linen, favors, centerpieces, decorative elements as rose petals as they are used in decorations, ribbons, flowers.

Wedding table centerpieces of flowers or candles; if it were flowers would it be fresh flowers or silk flowers; table centerpieces in vases or floating flowers in water bowls?



The grandness of the choice of flower for the season of the Wedding, Choosing a Wedding Florist, Selecting the perfect Reception Flowers, Wedding Centerpieces, and Wedding Table Decorations (with Flowers), doing it all within your Wedding Flower Budget. This clause will help you the bride and groom to create a beautiful, yet cheap wedding and reception.


A beautiful table set in white and red colors with a centerpiece of lit candles will set the mood for a Christmas themed wedding. Red ribbons and artificial floral decorations in red complement the white silk perfectly.

All white is striking when it comes to a color scheme. This creates a crisp, modern look that can easily be accented with any number of shades. Try white flowers with rich greenery, white tablecloths, white balloons, and white streamers. Lots of lace and satin are ideal fabrics for the all white color scheme.

Black and White is the latest trend to hit the wedding scene. Go for a white base and accentuate with black to avoid over-doing black. For e.g. the wedding table above has a white table spread with a black runner. Continuing the same theme are the favors wrapped in white with black ribbon.

Winter weddings call for warmer, deeper and luxurious color tones for weddings. Reds and golds provide the perfect air of festivity in contrast to the stark weather and make for a wonderful indoor wedding color scheme.

When it comes to centerpieces, you're in luck: Non-floral centerpieces are a growing trend, with great ideas from candles to potted plants. So you're sure to find something that you love...and the other nose does, too.

CANDLES are a great alternative... just be careful they don't look creepy.

These tall, crystal-covered arrangements of branches and feathers were a major wow factor of the night.

Subtle dogwood centerpieces set among crisp white table settings reflected the couple's fall theme without being too obvious. The pheasant feathers paid tribute to the bride's father, an avid pheasant hunter.

Glass centerpieces filled with shiny colored bulbs and feathers adorned the tables.

Jewel tones of gold and turquoise were designated as the main colors of the day, evoking the colors of the lakes and sun in Austin in July. These hues were picked up in the peacock feathers that were used throughout the decor, and contrasted with the bold oranges, reds, and yellows used in the floral arrangements.

Peacock feathers emerged from "Eiffel Tower" vases.

Artificial wedding flowers are a wonderful, cost-effective way to insure that the floral arrangements for your special day stay fresh and beautiful no matter what happens. When you choose artificial wedding flowers you free yourself of worries about delivery, freshness, and durability. Your flowers will look as beautiful at the end of your day as they did at the beginning, and, unlike fresh flowers, you can save them right along with your wedding photos to appreciate for years to come.
Artificial wedding flowers have become so popular in recent years that many people prefer them over fresh floral arrangements. Artificial wedding flowers are every bit as gorgeous as fresh bouquets, but unlike fresh flowers, artificial wedding flowers won' t break your budget or leave you worrying about timely deliveries, freshness, and quality. You know when you order artificial wedding flowers that they will be perfect and stay perfect.



PURPLE SILK ROSES,PURPLE SILK LISINANTHUS & OTHER PURPLE/PLUM/AUBERGINE SILK FLOWERS/WANDS

Top table centrepiece of orchids/gerberas/black gems and bear grasses .

A reception centerpiece is usually composed of at least one large element, such as a vase or candle holder, which displays smaller elements, such as flowers, sand, candles, glass beads, shells, etc. Both the colours of the centerpiece items and the way in which they are displayed can be customized to suit the season of your wedding. For example, a summer or destination wedding is perfectly complemented by a combination of seashells, sand, and candles in light colours; while an autumn wedding could be reflected in a centerpiece of sunflowers, gourds, and harvest-coloured candles.
Whether you plan on putting together a do-it-yourself centerpiece and are in search of ideas, or you want to save time by purchasing a complete centerpiece kit, the following centerpieces offer elegant ideas and inspiration.


These silver plated diamond-shaped tea light holders create a sparkling setting to your reception tables.

Perfect for a beach wedding, these rustic sea shell candle holders (5.5 x 4.5 x 13) can hold a votive, floating candle or tea light.

Polymer pearls add a whole new dimension to a vase or dish when water is added. Pearls are available in pink, aqua, sapphire blue, black or clear, and one package creates approximately 5.75L/1.5 gallons.

The nesting Unity Sand Ceremony set makes for a sleek, modern centerpiece which also symbolizes the perfect fit of the bride and groom. Swirling different shades of sand together creates an artistic effect which the couple can get creative with.

Floating candles and rose petals drift delicately in these modern mushroom vases.

Cylinder vases can completely transform a table when layers of crystal beads, candles and flowers are added.

These martini glass vases demonstrate the effect of combining floral and fruit for a fresh and fragrant centerpiece.

Champagne grapes added to arrangements of black dahlias, lavender roses, eggplant calla lilies and purple hydrangeas tied in the wine theme.

For a fun, whimsical look, larkspur, stock, euphoria and lilies were set atop an iron base wrapped in ivy and curly willows.

Long-stemmed flowers set into rows of wheatgrass looked as though they were growing right out of the centerpieces.

To convey the feel of a garden right on the tables, aqua, yellow and orange flowers were scattered in the center.

Copper-colored candles flickered from the center of copper bowls filled with dahlias, orchids, hydrangeas, calla lilies and fiddlehead ferns.

Vintage glassware, peacock feathers, succulents and birdcages filled with pillar candles covered the bridal party table.

Glass vases in varying heights displayed green fuji mums, hot pink carnations, gerbera daisies and pomander balls for dramatic pops of color.

A crystal chandelier added a touch of elegance to the outdoor event.

Purple lighting cast a hip yet romantic glow around the cylindrical vases, which were filled with curly willow and decorated with black ostrich feathers, candles and crystals.

White lampshades topped glass vases filled with water and strands of crystals. Pink light bulbs lit the shades creating a pink-hued glow throughout the space. The display sat on mirrored light boxes.




Nine garland lampshades featured hundreds of butterflies suspended from the tent's ceiling. Pinspot lighting created a dramatic effect. On the back wall of the lounge area, 60 strings of white butterflies were attached to the white drapery.


Centerpieces of pink, white, and green flowers in square vases were accented with candles on each reception table.

Menu cards with a modern, brown font outlined buffet options including lump crab cakes, bacon-wrapped stuffed quail and brie quesadillas.

Black tablecloths and stark white napkins created an elegant look for the reception, while candlelight brought warmth to the industrial space.

Nine black chandeliers were hung from various heights above the dance floor.

Beneath a Tiffany stained-glass ceiling, tables with black pintuck linens were topped with arrangements of pink blooms and lamps with cylindrical damask shades.

Tall tables, covered in red linens and topped with candle lamps filled with red orchids, surrounded the dance floor.