I love these white centrepieces. I think for my own wedding I'm leaning to simple and white...
from ArtFool's Tribeca Rooftop
from InStyle magazine Fall 2006 issue
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Showing posts with label centrepieces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label centrepieces. Show all posts
I'm considering white flowers for my own wedding. I love the elegance.
from knottie theplanneriswed
i'm loving this! i've blogged on similar ones before... so unique and you can change the flowers around to suit your mood or colour scheme! From VivaTerra
Hey everyone! sorry for the lapse in time between the posts lately, but I was away with no net action for 2 whole weeks! I survived! :)
Saw these lovely twig flower holders on VivaTerra and thought of you. How gorgeous as sooo simple, and can be re-used!
yes, you read right. artichokes. I recently became inspired to try and find some non-traditional, non-floral wedding or party table decor. Let me know if you see any other pictures floating around, as I found it quite difficult to come up with some gorgeous artichoke texture shots. Enjoy!
from the Vinyard Event Garden website:
and
from Jasper Sky Photography via Instyle Magazine
I am loving these low centrepieces. As glam as high ones are, I prefer low ones so that everyone at the table can see each other. As you can tell, I haven't yet narrowed down a colour, but all of these are really gorgeous!
Photos from Bloom Flowers and Bill Kocis Important Flowers
flowers from knottie October142006 and Red Loft Studios
Flowers from L'Olivier
Flowers by the Daily Blossom and knottie aznaphrodite
Citrus themes can be a fun way to add colour and texture to your wedding... especially if it is an outdoor summer wedding.
From The Knot
From Ariella Chezar
From Loop Flowers in California
Next three photos From The Knot Real Weddings and Bruce Forrester Photography
I'm loving these gorgeous and very different natural vases from Jamali Gardens. I can just imagine them with moss balls, green succulants, or flowers in them. Clean white flowers would also look fab!
Frangipani flowers are a very popular wedding choice in Australia. Lately I've seen frangipani (plumeria) flowers all over, from cakes, to invites, to centrepieces, to bouqets! Check below for some great frangipani ideas!
from M Creations
from Tango Design
the following 2 from Sweet Art Cake Designs
from Le Cupcake in Sydney, Australia
from Cake Journal in Copenhagen, Denamark
from the Wedding Decorator
Some of my favourite ideas for incorporating Australian themes into your wedding in Australia or abroad are:
1. Name the tables after Australian places, beaches, flowers, trees, animals, etc.
from the Knot
from BV Weddings
2. Serve Australian wine, beer and spirits (think bundaberg rum). Or give out mini-bottles as a favour.
3. Include an Australian cake theme or cake topper.
Sugar native flowers from the website sweetinspirations.com.au:
4. Include native Australian flowers in your bouquet or centerpieces.
- Boronia
- Waratah
- Banksia
- Waxflower
- Wattle
- Boab
- Grevilleas
- Kanagroo Paw
- Flannel Flower
- Callistemons
- Eriostemon
- Saltbrush
- Melaleuca
- Sturt's Desert Pea
photos from FastFlowers
your bouquet.
gorgeous beeswax candles from Queen B!?
kakadu plum and eucalyptus hand and body creme made in Australia by LillyPilly
Princess Mary included Eucalyptus in her bouquet to represent her Australian roots during her wedding to Prince Frederik of Denmark.
photo from bbc.co.uk
