Friday, October 1st, 2010
I’m getting married next December. My colors are brown and green. I don’t want to spend a ton on fresh flowers. What do you think about centerpieces incorporating green, brown, and gold ornaments, candles, pine cones and fresh evergreen branches? Would that be wedding-y enough with out traditional flower centerpieces?
Sunday, September 26th, 2010
American Bridal Makes Shopping Uncomplicated
Redding, California., September 2010 — www.AmericanBridal.com, the Internets most expansive collection of unique and affordable wedding favors, makes the wedding shopping and planning simple by browsing by color choice. With a variety of colors to select from not only will the shopping process be simplified but perhaps also inspire and generate ideas. American Bridal …
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Tuesday, September 21st, 2010
Wedding centerpieces are generally considered to be important determinants of your personal taste. As the name suggest, “centerpiece” is something which is the focal point of attention. So it certainly has to be exclusive and marvelous, so that your wedding can be a huge success. It is necessary to carefully plan out your wedding centerpiece for giving that extra glam to the entire decoration.
Floral centerpieces are the most popular ones chosen by people because of their unique and elegant look. However, if you are looking for something fresh, modern and exquisite, consider the displays of submerged flowers. One of the trendiest wedding trends nowadays is to fill tall, clear glass cylinders with water and then submerge flowers in these vessels. It is a unique concept and attracts everybody in the party.
There are a number of flowers that work quite well in submerged centerpieces. Some of them are tulips, orchids, berries, roses, lilies and amaryllis. You can use some other flowers than these ones, but they are the hot favorite choice of most couples. It is pretty important to keep the right color combination in mind. Choose flowers that are an extension of your wedding theme.
It is very important to keep the right color combination in mind. Flowers should be chosen in accordance with other colors for a very pleasing aesthetic. For example, you can choose colors that match with the colors in the bridesmaid’s dresses.
Try to be as creative as possible. For example, you can mound small black pebbles in the bottom of the cylinder or place some sandstones or sand in the base. If you want an opulent evening look, then Swarovski crystals make fantastic elements in the bottom of your vessels.
A cool or sexy centerpiece will gain applauds or praises from every guests who is present there to grace this wonderful occasion.
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Thursday, September 16th, 2010
I’m looking for either rectangular or cylindrical clear glass vases for my wedding centerpieces. I’m planning to be simple – red roses. Black, ivory and red wedding colors. Thanks for your thoughts!
I’ve checked out Michaels, Hobby Lobby and the DollarTreeDirect site. The first two had what I was looking for. I’m trying to get a grouping of vases for the centerpiece – so maybe 3-5 of varying sizes. Because of that – the cost adds up quickly. I’m still not opposed to just getting one and doing candles or something else small around the bigger, main vase.
Thanks!
Saturday, September 11th, 2010
Visit my how to design blog at brandyspears.blogspot.com A French ice bucket filled with flowers and fruit is an excellent wedding centerpiece idea, baby shower or bridal shower. Hot pink hydrangeas and peonies, roses, orchids, green grapes, tulips and hanging amaranthus make up this Euro-inspired floral design.
Monday, September 6th, 2010
Does anyone have any ideas for decorations for wedding centerpieces using 16″ effiel tower vases? No feathers please! Something simple.
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
Familiar Faces – Oley’s Diane Miller
OLEY –– Anniversaries, weddings, birthdays—Diane Miller’s homemade cakes are the centerpieces for hundreds of celebrations in and around the Oley Valley area.
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Friday, August 27th, 2010
Break away from tradition: Modern wedding favors
In the year 2010, many couples are seeking something different and planning modern weddings. Keep that fun trend going with the wedding favors. Here, TODAY style editor Bobbie Thomas shares unique ways to say thank you to friends and family on your special day.
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Sunday, August 22nd, 2010
My fiance and me had this idea of putting two live fish on our centerpieces for our wedding. But I don’t know anything about fish!
Can someone help me indicating which one is the best? The centerpieces are going to be a cylinder of 20′tall and 6′diameter.
Tuesday, August 17th, 2010
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Pearls are the hottest trend, and they are designed as vase fillers for table centerpieces.
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