Today I want to show you some easy and inexpensive ideas for stunning centerpieces!
Check out these paper roses, made from book pages (or use sheet music instead!) I personally cringe at the notion of tearing pages out of books, but those that are already damaged are fair game. Check thrift stores and garage sales. You could even put a request out on freecycle.
If you have a favorite love story or poem, consider photocopying it on vintage-look paper for your petals.
Get the bridesmaids to come over and have an assembling party :)
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| Source: 100 Layer Cake |
Maybe add these sweet-and-simple roses for a pop of color:
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| Source: dozi |
Looking for real plant-life? This tutorial shows you how to drill holes in bricks, but I would think you can skip that headache and just buy red masonry brick. Add some succulents and votives for an earthy focal point.
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| Source: ReadyMade |
Or hit the thrift stores for their seemingly endless supply of milk glass and plant your succulents in those! I think these would be darling with a burlap table runner.
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| Source: a casarella |
For cut flowers, Martha shares her tips on floral arrangements. This bowl centerpiece is genious. The hunt is on for interesting, eye-catching ceramics, pottery, and glassware to match your style and wedding theme!
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| Source: martha stewart |
Here's a colorful idea using mason jars (or any vase) and citrus slices.
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| Source: Glitz Bliss |
I absolutely love this fire-and-ice effect. Find gel beads in just about any color here.
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| Source: Wedding bee boards |
I hope you have a blast creating your tablescapes!
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