I was on one of my favorite sites today, www.zgallerie.com, looking for inspiration. Do reception centerpieces always need to be in clear glass vases? Certainly not! Look at a few of these ideas...
So these are really candle holders/pillars, but a flower arrangement could easily be attached where the candle sits. I love Baroque style, maybe because it mimics flowers. These would really make an event feel opulent but current at the same time.
Mercury vases are so beautiful. With silver being a popular accent, why not bring the color and shine to the table with these beauties?
This vase is just architectually cool. I love how the light reflects off the various surfaces. Imagine candles surrounding the vase, creating that effect. Not a large opening at top for flowers, but this vase really only needs a few stunning stems to compliment it. Try orchids or flowering branches.
Purple is such a popular accent color for weddings, why not have the vase be the choosen shade instead of the flowers? Would be stunning with white or green flowers, all of the same variety, like ranunculus.
So these are really candle holders/pillars, but a flower arrangement could easily be attached where the candle sits. I love Baroque style, maybe because it mimics flowers. These would really make an event feel opulent but current at the same time.
Mercury vases are so beautiful. With silver being a popular accent, why not bring the color and shine to the table with these beauties?
This vase is just architectually cool. I love how the light reflects off the various surfaces. Imagine candles surrounding the vase, creating that effect. Not a large opening at top for flowers, but this vase really only needs a few stunning stems to compliment it. Try orchids or flowering branches.
Purple is such a popular accent color for weddings, why not have the vase be the choosen shade instead of the flowers? Would be stunning with white or green flowers, all of the same variety, like ranunculus.
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