How to Make a Centerpiece With Butterflies for a Wedding
Butterflies are a whimsical wedding theme on their own or combine them with a garden or spring themed wedding. Use butterflies in your favors and decorations, including centerpieces. Create a simple centerpiece for each table using fabric butterflies---available in the floral section of most craft stores. They are available in a range of colors that will match any wedding décor. Paper butterflies are not as realistic but just as attractive. Find them where scrapbooking embellishments are sold.
Things You'll Need
- Vase
- Floral marbles
- Twigs
- White spray paint
- Fabric butterflies
- Hot glue gun
- Ribbon
- Scissors
Instructions
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Fill clear glass vase---at least 12 inches tall---with floral marbles in your primary wedding color.
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Spray paint five to seven 3-foot-tall twigs white or another color that complements your wedding colors.
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Hot glue fabric or paper butterflies to each twig. Attach three to five butterflies to the top half of the twigs, leaving the bottom bare.
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Place the twigs inside the vase. Arrange them so they are equally distributed on all sides.
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Wrap ½-inch-wide white ribbon around the neck of the vase and tie in a large bow. Trim the ends of the ribbon so they are even.
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Apply hot glue to the center of the bow and attach a fabric butterfly.
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Tips & Warnings
Fill the vase with small fruits and water instead floral marbles. Use flowers in the vase and add two to three butterfly twigs to each arrangement.
Resources
- Photo Credit Manoel Silva: sxc.hu