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Non-Traditional DIY Centerpiece With Poinsettia And Dogwood

This non-traditional centerpiece will be perfect not only for a holiday wedding but also for a spring or fall one. It includes playing with color palettes and floral varieties that people may not associate with a particular season. You will need amaryllis, poinsettia, dogwood, garden rose, mistletoe, geranium, euphorbia, a vase of your choice and...

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47 Adorable Vineyard Wedding Centerpieces

Every wedding reception table needs a centerpiece! What centerpiece will fit a vineyard wedding? Should you embrace the location or not? Let’s take a look at some options. For a vineyard affair, you can get wine-inspired centerpieces and highlight the vineyard feel. Take vine, grapes, apples, wine bottles and mix them with candles, fruit and...

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DIY Beach Wedding Tea Light Centerpiece

Beach weddings are actual at any time because even if the weather is bad, you can organize a cool destination wedding. Today we’ll make a cool and affordable beach wedding centerpiece, prepare a glass candle holder, white sand, oyster or other flat shells, larger than 2″, labels, tea lights, small shells, a paint brush and...

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Rustic And Nature Inspired DIY Terrarium Centerpiece

For a nature inspired wedding this graphic terrarium centerpiece would be just great! It looks a bit rustic, very original, and making it as easy as pie! To make it you’ll need a terrarium, slate shale, soil, an assortment of succulents and/or cacti and protective gardening gloves. First of all you need to line the...

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Easy DIY Living Plant Wedding Centerpieces

Centerpieces are necessary for any wedding table, so let’s make fresh and easy centerpieces of living plants. Pick an assortment of plants that cover the three t’s: texture, tall, trailing so you can create an arrangement that will transfer to a pot and look great. Wiggle the plants out of the container by pinching the...

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Lush DIY Anemone Wedding Centerpiece

Summer has almost started, and lush florals are trendy more than ever. You can make a wonderful flower centerpiece yourself, just prepare Baroness garden roses, Miranda garden roses, white ranunculus, pink ranunculus, white anemones, pink rice flower, green hanging amaranthus, and Italian ruscus. Also take floral scissors, a floral foam block, and a floral receptacle....

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DIY Gilded Fruit Wedding Centerpiece

What do you think of centerpieces made of food? I think they are cool and very easy to make, and fruit or vegetables look so delicious themselves that you need just to add some strokes. To make this centerpiece you’ll need a cake stand, metallic spray paint, some fruit and a glue gun. Just spray...

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39 Inspiring And Fresh Spring Wedding Centerpieces

A spring wedding centerpiece should be bright, refreshing, inspiring and gorgeous! That’s the thing that would highlight the style and influence the guests’ mood. Spring centerpieces are mostly floral ones, but choosing wheatgrass or moss centerpieces is a cool and modern idea, just imagine – a pot with wheatgrass wrapped in some fabric – easy,...

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DIY Non-Floral Garland Centerpiece

Don’t want a floral centerpiece? Looking for a trendy garland centerpiece? Then you’ll love this idea! To make this non-floral garland centerpiece you’ll need a fake greenery garland, additional complementary fake greenery, metallic spray paint, floral wire, scissors, candles, candle holders, ribbon, if you want to tie together bits of left over greens for place...

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Incredibly Easy And Pretty DIY Vellum Candle Centerpiece

Seeing examples of using candles in your wedding décor is one thing, and making them by yourself is totally another. So, today I decided to share with you this awesome candle centerpiece tutorial that takes literally no artistic skill to create. It’s a great alternative to classic floral centerpieces, so give it a try! Prepare...

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