Wedding Reception Table Centerpieces

You probably have a style in mind when it comes to your wedding reception table centerpieces, but it doesn't always come to terms with your budget and flower availability of the season.

You may want lily of the valley in your centerpieces but due to budget constraint, your florist could suggest a cheaper alternative - gypsophlias.

It is wise to survey the Net for centerpiece ideas that you can accept. Below are some pictures of wedding reception centerpieces at real weddings that you may like.

This is a spring wedding centerpiece of mixed pink and white flowers. They are arranged loosely in the glass container for a natural look. Choose calla lilies, roses, white canna and pink burnets.

This is a simple centerpiece anyone could make. Place white deco beads in a slightly tall glass container, and on top a semi-sphere of pink carnations. Then, add a long branch for more impact. The centerpiece automatically looks bigger and with enhanced design.

Another simple idea would be to just place a flower globe on the wedding tables. These are just roses, but with creativity, you add more decoration and accents to this idea. Add decorative wires, or butterflies for a butterfly theme wedding, or seashells among the flowers for a beach themed wedding.

This is a round low glass container, filled with water and white cymbidium blooms, placed on a mirror. This is purposely done so that the reflection of the flower and water is part of the centerpiece and design. Surrounding the glass container, are wired pearls for more design.

Feathers are definitely in! These tall wedding centerpieces uses the beautiful purple orchids as the main flower and branches sprayed in black with chains of black stones.

A pink and green wedding is gorgeous with a orchid centerpieces such as these. Black rectangular container, filled with green pompons and pebbles. Then, arrange equisetums vertically in different heights and glue pink cymbidium blooms on the sticks.

I used the gypsophilias for this vintage style centerpiece. I made it into a topiary. I used a sphere foam and secure it at the end of the bleached sticks. Then, I inserted the bundled sticks into a white ceramic container, covered with sisal and a strand of pearls coiled on top of the sisal. Lastly, I tied a lace ribbon near the top of the topiary.

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