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Tags: relationships, wedding, wedding centerpiece ideas
 A centerpiece is the crowning glory of any table decoration. Choosing a centerpiece is vital: it has to go along with your color scheme and wedding theme. The right one can add a bit of drama to the reception that can make your wedding day a truly memorable one. A one-of-a-kind wedding centerpiece doesn’t have to be expensive.
Sometimes all it takes is a little creativity and imagination to come up with the perfect one for you, even if you’re on a tight budget. Since you’ve already got loads of things on the tables, it is best to go for only one or two things that will surely stand out and which does not obstruct the view for your guests.
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Edible Centerpiece Ideas Instead of a huge multi-tiered cake, use individual mini-cakes at the center of each table. This will make your tables look festive and provide dessert to the guests at the same time. Cupcakes look just as nice. Decorate them in your wedding colors and watch your everybody's mouth water at the sight of your scrumptious centerpiece.
Look out for fruits in season. They usually come in cheap when bought in bulk. Arrange fruits in a clear glass bowl and add flower petals or candles to enhance the fruit combinations.Guests will surely love the freshness of it! Candies bring an unmatched sweetness to the table. Lollipop trees or custom-made chocolate bars with your names and the wedding date on them can double as favors for guests to take home.
Romantic Centerpieces Floral centerpieces and a traditional wedding reception always go hand in hand. They are timeless and beautiful, and add a definite romantic feeling to the place. Fresh cut flowers are always available at the flower wholesaler or market. You don’t have to be an expert florist, either. For example, simply place six white roses on a small vase.
Fresh flowers don’t have to be fancy to be absolutely beautiful. Small, attractive potted plants and flowers may be used too. Make sure your guests know that they’re free to grab one at the end of the wedding. Candles can brighten up a wedding table and even make the overall feel of your special day.
Several pillar candles of varying heights can be arranged at the center of each table. Miniature candles also look very romantic. Float them in a large bowl filled with water, and add a few rose petals or tiny flowers of your choice. Just remember to use candles that match your color scheme.
If you want a more personal feel, you can use picture frames with a beautiful portrait of the two of you. Place it at the center of the table surrounded by an arrangement of your favorite flowers. Theme or Seasonal Centerpiece It is important that your centerpieces follow the theme of your wedding.
For instance, if your reception is at the beach, you could use seashells as the focal point of your tables. Place them in mini silver buckets and tie a ribbon around each. Seasonal weddings offer a wide variety of centerpieces. For a Christmas wedding, homemade gingerbread houses, pine cones and berries are a fun way to dress up the tables.
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