I’m Ruby the Rochester Bride! As a newlywed of the Rochester area, I love sharing my knowledge of the wedding experience with newly engaged couples. This week I can’t wait to share with you some fun ways to pick out the perfect centerpieces for your wedding!
{1} Picking The Arrangement: To get an
idea of what kind of centerpiece you would like to have at your wedding, look
through different bridal magazines, wedding blogs, Pintrest, or get input from your friends and
family! Centerpieces should match the overall theme you want for your wedding as well as reflect your tastes.
{2} Setting A Budget: Centerpieces are a major decor piece, so they can be pricey. Talk with your wedding planner and/or florist about some of the ideas you have for your centerpieces, and let them know
your budget right away. Don’t let someone talk you into decor that is way out of your price range! You can have beautiful centerpieces for any price.
{3} Supplies: If you plan on making your
own centerpieces than you going to need to have sure you have all the supplies
you need! You will be able to find editorials online that give you step-by-step instructions, and you should be able to find whatever you want at any craft store!
{4} Flower Arrangements: If you plan on
using fresh flowers for your wedding, make sure to have vases with water in
them to keep them fresh before the wedding. You would also need to keep them in a cooler
to help keep them fresh. Also think about what type of vase would go nicely with you choice of flowers. Once you have the idea of what flowers you
would like, you need to think about what kind of vase you would go well with them, like tall, short, square, round, etc. Don't forget to practice at least one centerpiece a couple weeks before the wedding to make sure they will turn out exactly how you want them!
{5} Candle Centerpiece: Adding candles to your centerpiece will create a romantic and intimate look! Get
different size candles to create a unique look for your tablescape. Don't forget you could also fill vases with water for floating candles. so the centerpiece flows better on the table or
different size vase to put the candles on or in.
