Concrete is a popular decor material because it’s modern, simple and durable, besides, it’s not costly, and such items can be DIYed. Concrete has become a huge trend in wedding decor, and it’s applied everywhere: for wedding arches, for table decor, invites and even cakes that imitate concrete. Concrete touches can fit modern, minimalist, industrial, rustic, boho chic and many other wedding styles and themes, I can say it’s almost universal. We’ve already shared some gorgeous concrete ideas, and today I’d like to be more specific, and show you some concrete wedding table decorations.
Centerpieces
Concrete planters and pots are amazing for creating all kinds of centerpieces. You can use concrete vases and boxes for creating chic bloom, succulent and greenery centerpieces. You can even go for potted greenery and blooms not to throw them after the wedding. The pieces can be shaped as boxes, bowls, all kinds of geometric and faceted planters, too. You can leave concrete as it is or paint or spray paint it in the colors that fit your wedding color scheme. Using metallic paint is another cool idea and a hot trend, so you can get two of them in one piece.
A concrete box with greenery and blooms for a modern wedding centerpiece.
A concrete box with moss and succulents for a modern wedding centerpiece.
A concrete combo with moss and small candles, a lush flower centerpiece next to it.
A concrete vase with lush blush flowers, greenery and burgundy touches.
A large concrete bowl with moss, succulents, billy balls, a table number for a chic centerpiece.
A large concrete box filled with white, blush, plum blooms and artichokes.
A narrow and tall concrete block wedding centerpiece filled with succulents.
A large concrete planter with various textural greenery and foliage and a metallic table number.
Cinder block centerpiece with a succulent and white orchids.
Pots with gilded table numbers and a heart and filled with blooms.
Geometric concrete planters with succulents will be a great fit for a modern tablescape.
Concrete boxes with bold blooms of various shades to create a gorgeous table runner.
Faceted white concrete planter with a succulent can be used for a cool centerpiece.
Geometric concrete planter with cacti and succulents and geo decor.
Potted greenery in concrete for simple and modern table decor.
Candle Holders
Concrete candle holders are perfect for many tablescapes: from art deco to boho chic ones. You can easily make some yourself and you won’t spend much money. Make them in all kinds of shapes: round, square or maybe faceted ones. If the candle holders are big enough, you can decorate them with calligraphy – use your favorite quotes. Try tall ones to make the candles stand out, or go for usual ones and take tall candles, they can be colored, for example, copper, black or blue ones. Place them along the whole table into the greenery table runner or add to the centerpiece.
Other Ideas
There are many other ways to incorporate concrete into your wedding tablescape, for example, you can make cool concrete table numbers – they can be of any size you want, and you can spray paint them if you want or leave just like that. Another idea is to rock the concrete table without covering it much – together with acrylic chairs you’ll get an amazing minimalist tablescape. Try potted greenery favors and place cards in one, your guests will appreciate it.
A color block concrete table number and bold pink tin cans as flower vases.
A concrete dining table with lots of candles and acrylic chairs are a great combo for a minimalist wedding.
A concrete slab placemat is a unique and chic piece to stand out.
A concrete table number with a copper touch is a chic DIY piece.
A concrete table, acrylic chairs ad lush greenery for a minimalist wedding.
A small potted succulent in a concrete planter with a name for a favor and place card.