Mixed vases wedding table

Each reception table was adorned with bud vases, echoing the fall tones of the surrounding landscape. The mix of clear and amber tones in the vases added depth and warmth to the settings. Scattered amongst the flowers were a variety of votives, their gentle light adding a soft, romantic glow to the evening. The combination of the flickering candles and the rich, warm hues of the flowers created a cozy, inviting atmosphere that lingered throughout the night.

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Clustered vases are a simple way to create a full centerpiece without breaking your budget. Mix bud vases, glass bottles, and other odds and ends from around the house in a variety of shapes and hues for an eclectic look. Transform mixed bouquets from the grocery store into chic floral assemblies by deconstructing them into single stems filling small vessels. Click through for more DIY wedding decorations! #floralcenterpieces #diyweddingdecorations #diyweddingdecor #diywedding…

you kidding me 🥲 these pastel tapers added so much to this tablescape!! A sweet bud quartet paired with a trio of taper candles is one of our favorite ways to add a little something something to a guest table. here, we opted for mini centerpieces on some of our farm tables + invested in smilax vines to give life to the venue overall - which is something ALL your guests can enjoy, no matter which table they’re sat at. It’s all about creating an atmosphere! Planning @perfectlyplannedtx…

Use Jars for flowers

We love cultivated floral decor. But heading into summer, we can't help but fall under the spell of wildflowers. Charming, colorful, and natural, they add a fresh, carefree feel to the weddingscape. Your first assumption may be that wildflowers can only be used in 'boho,' 'rustic,' 'country,' or 'organic' decorative themes. But as you will