Baby’s breath is one of the most popular flowers used at weddings for several reasons: first, it’s very elegant and timeless, second, it’s very budget-friendly and third, it matches a lot of colorful schemes and wedding styles. We’ve already shared some cool ideas to use it as your wedding, and today I’d like to be more precise and how you some amazing centerpieces to rock. Most of them are pretty easy to repeat and you don’t need any florist or other professional to arrange them.
Choose A Cool Vase
Baby’s breath is always elegant and timeless, whatever container or vase you choose, so stick to your wedding style. These can be mason jars wrapped with burlap and lace for a rustic or woodland wedding, gold painted jars for a glam feel, mercury glass vases for a romantic touch or a tin box of a vintage look. A vintage bird cage will make your table décor exquisite, while a galvanized bucket or a basket will make it cute and rustic. Vintage teacups and teapots are a great choice for a vintage-inspired wedding. Glass vases and even aquariums with baby’s breath look ethereal, so try them for sure!
A glass aquarium with baby's breath looks ethereal.
A vintage bird cage with baby's breath.
A gold bowl with baby's breath and a gold glitter table number.
A tall cone glass vase with baby's breath is a great fit for many wedding styles.
A jar wrapped with burlap and with a fabric flower and baby's breath.
An oversized glass with baby's breath and a candle holder, baby's breatj and pearls to cover the table and candles.
A vintage tin box with baby's breath and orange blooms.
White roses, baby's breath in a jar on a stack of vintage books.
A wooden box with baby's breath is a cool idea for a rustic wedding.
A gold glitter vase with baby's breath and candle holders around.
A wood slice with a jar wapped with lace and twine and baby's breath.
A mason jar wrapped with lace and with baby's breath and spikes.
Hurricane lamps and tall vases of baby's breath.
Glass vases wrapped with twine and burlap and baby's breath.
Baby's breath placed inside tall galss vases and floating candles on top.
Several jars wrapped with burlap and with baby's breath for a beautiful table.
Baby's breath ball centerpiece on a vintage holder.
Accessorize
Add cool touches to your centerpiece to make it even more special. Baby’s breath can be arranged in balls and you can hang crystals to it. Baby’s breath can be easily combined with different blooms, for example, roses or ranunculus. Create a beautiful composition with a wood slice or a stack of books, put a vase on it, add strands of pearls for a glam feel. Candles will make your centerpiece amazing, cozy and cool, so you can surround it with candles or make the candles a centerpiece and surround it with baby’s breath.
A baby's breath and blush roses wreath with a large glass candle holder.
A baby's breath wreath with a candle lantern topepd with a white rose.
A baby's breath wreath with candles in tall glass candle holders.
A gold spray paint bottle with baby's breath and strands of pearls.
A large baby's breath ball on a glass stand with hanging crystals.
A metallic bowl with baby's breath and lots of pillar candles.
A stack of books, a tea cup and a teapot with baby's breath and a doily.
A wood slice with a candle lantern and a jar with baby's breath.
A wood slice with greenery, baby's breath and evergreens in a glass vase.
Aqua painted mason jar with baby's breath and faux butterflies for a dreamy look.
Stacks of books with teacups and baby's breath.
Try Garlands
A garland is a popular thing for wedding décor, and it may be used on your tables instead of a usual centerpiece. Make a cool baby’s breath garland and put it on the table to make it look beautiful and timeless, it’s much easier than arranging different centerpieces. Line up the garland with candles in candle holders for safety and enjoy!
Lining up the table with pillar candles is a gorgeous idea.
Long baby's breath garlands on the tables look sweet and elegant yet very trendy.