Do you want the dream wedding? Have you been thinking of your wedding since you were a girl, planning every detail? Are you getting married and want that perfect wedding? But now that it’s here and you’re ready your budget is less then ready? Don’t worry let me share some of these wedding table centerpieces that will cut the wedding costs so you can put the money where it counts, the honeymoon.
The first inexpensive centerpiece is to purchase a small mirror and place candles around the edge. You could use pillars, votives, or to really cut costs use tea lights. Then light the candles and the reflection from the mirror gives a dazzling sparkle.
Purchase long stem vases and then go to your local grocery store; you might be surprised but grocery stores often have really good deals on flowers. Purchase roses, carnations, or daisies, depending on your budget. Fill each vase with enough flowers to look full but you don’t need to pack them in there. Then decorate around the vase with things like glittery cotton, confetti, or ribbon.
Another simple a elegant wedding table centerpieces is to place one large candle pillar in the center and then place 5-10 votives around. You can accent each candle with some ribbon in your wedding colors or you can sprinkle confetti or glitter around the table. If you purchase plain pillars but want to jazz them up you can use a glue stick on it and roll it in glitter.
You could also purchase a plants for your centerpiece. You could use bushels of flowers, vines, like ivy, or just some standard green plants that you can get at Wal-Mart or Home Depot.
If you are truly looking to cut the budget back on your wedding table centerpieces then you will want to choose non-floral decorations. Using large fancy bouquets really dig deep into a budget. So let your imagination go, talk with your fiancé and come up with a centerpiece that you will both cherish and enjoy showing.
If you need some ideas then go look at the selection at MyWeddingFavors.com to see if anything will work for you.
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