Different Wedding Centerpieces
Capture your unique spirit when designing your wedding centerpiece. Find the items that make your heart sizzle and bring them into your centerpiece design. Whether you group a collection of mismatched objects or combine them with flowers, create a display that reflects the personality of the two of you on that special day.
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Nautical Theme
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Set the course and sail off into the sunset with a nautical-themed centerpiece. Three model boats sit within a sea of blue tulle material bunched up to replicate the balmy waves of the Caribbean. These tiny boats contain watercolor paper sails which arch out gracefully as they catch the balmy breezes of twilight Caribbean sea. A semicircle of crystal champagne flutes surround the scene while a silver bucket holds a bottle of champagne.
Black Ice
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Add a shimmering centerpiece to your wedding table with a candelabra. Silver taper candles shimmer from a tall, five-arm, black crystal candelabra. Crystal beads combine with crystal teardrop pendants as one and drape down its arms. Black crystal goblets hold bunches of silver Christmas balls, while strands of black and silver crystal beads play within a shimmering twist of black and silver tulle hiding a strand of twinkle lights. Tiny black crystal votives hold silver tea lights which shimmer across the crystal display.
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Perfume Elegance
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Waft the sweet smell of flowered perfume through your wedding. A gold plated mirror tray contains five Egyptian perfume bottles. The elegant elongated bottle shapes combine with squat round shapes for an interesting design. One graceful flower peeks from the opening of each bottle. Some flower choices include a creamy white calla lily, a turquoise orchid, a delicate peach tulip or a pink anthuriums. Another option is to mix small colored candles into the bottles or blend a design of flowers with candles inside the bottles.
Moroccan Market
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Illuminate the maze of colors in a Moroccan centerpiece as a colorful Moroccan lamp brings up images of Aladdin and his princess bride. Bright yellow pillar candles cast light across the table while a ring of daisies in bright colored jars circle the lamp. Another option is draping vines around the base of the lamp or tiny colorful coral pieces mixed with white sand. The lamp may also serve as a container for an exotic collection, such as a group of orchids, one of crystal figurines or a collection of shells.
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- Photo Credit bottle of perfume image by JoLin from Fotolia.com
