them. Of course, if you can get a hold of really tall, skinny vases, and arrange the fullness above eye-level, that would work. But another option is just keeping the centerpieces low, so your guests will be able to see everyone around the tableAnother bonus: low centerpieces are easier to DIY than higher, more ornate ones. They can also be a more cost effective, but still gorgeous, optionHere are some pretty ideas to get you inspired! And remember, centerpieces do not have to be flowers only. See how others incorporated things like sea shells and live fish in glass b
Fill up these and put them in the center of each table. Most people like candy and the different colors of the candy add to the ambianPotted PlantBelieve it or not, sometimes you can rent potted plants from a florist. Ask for a large tropicplant and wrap tissue paper around its container tied with a bow. A green ficus wrapped in black and white toile tissue paper around its container looks greatCala lilys are a "cheap" form of table centerpieces pieces you can get away with putting in 3 of them in a tall vase that you find from a dollar store. Needing only 3 flowers definitely cuts down on the expense. Beef them up with greenery which too is inexpensive. Or, if cala lilys end up being too expensive, do the same with ferns, like in this picturePicture frames
Collect lots of inexpensive picture frames also from a dollar store. Copy your bride and groom picture, blow it up if you have to. Use the picture as your cheap wedding table centerpiece. Sprinkle rose petals around the picture.
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