Centerpiece Ideas

We've got six super-flexible ideas that will have your tables looking great with a minimum of sweat.

Coming up with ideas for centerpieces can be one of the roughest bits of wedding planning out there. Of course, for some lucky brides, it’s not that hard — they just set the florist free with some thoughts about "mood" and a blank check. But if that's not you, read on.

A great way to save money on your wedding budget is to do your own wedding reception centerpieces. If you keep it simple, you can have elegant centerpieces without breaking the bank.

It's true — traditional floral centerpieces add a lovely touch to your wedding reception tables. It's also true that they usually cost an arm and a leg, especially if your wedding's big. Happily, there's no rule that says you have to stick to the traditional but costly floral route for your centerpieces.

Are you tired of the traditional and terribly expensive floral arrangements at weddings? Why not get a little creative with your centerpieces and give your guests something to talk about (literally!) for years to come?

Wedding centerpieces help tie together the look of your entire table setting. The centerpieces will influence the linens you choose, the size of the tables and even the number of guests you seat on each table. Here are some things to keep in mind when it's time to select them.

This simple yet elegant table centerpiece is a great way to make a fancy “to do” at each table, without breaking the bank.

When it comes to decorating your reception tables, the centerpieces for each table play a major role in setting the tone and style of your wedding. Here are some of your options.

Wedding centerpieces and wedding decorations can be expensive. Here are some wedding ideas that will help you to make beautiful wedding centerpieces and save some money at the same time.

Having a beach wedding and hoping to find the perfect centerpiece? Not to worry: this theme makes the most of modest elements. Sure, you can hand your florist 20 grand or call up Preston Bailey for some crystal trees, but even if you keep things super-simple, your tables will still look grand.

Idea #1: Buy gleaming fuchsia (stylish) or red (festive) colored high heeled glass bottom stilettos, and fill one of it with flowers of appropriate size for a trendy table top which will set the stage for a trendy, modern theme ...