Every table of your reception should be decorated somehow, some couple go for table runners, others prefer centerpieces, some rock both. As we’ve already shared some winter table runners, I’d like to dedicate this roundup to centerpieces that will create a cozy and welcoming ambience at the table.
Winter weddings are often woodland, mountain, rustic ones, so the wedding centerpieces on trend aren’t floral ones. You can find pinecones, Christmas ornaments, candles and lots of greenery and pale succulents that create a wintry atmosphere though don’t look too glam. Plus, such centerpieces are budget-friendly and easy to DIY, which is great for any couple. Now let’s have a look at the coolest winter wedding centerpieces for now.
Greenery Centerpieces
Greenery is a hot trend for wedding decor, it doesn’t wither and looks edgy plus it fits most of wedding styles and gives you a chance to save on florals. Greenery wedding centerpieces can fit any season including winter, it can be eucalyptus, boxwood and all kinds of foliage and greenery you like. Style the greenery with candles, in large vases and on tall stands an even add some blooms and antlers for a woodsy wedding.
A simple candle trio surrounded with eucalyptus is great for any season.
A eucalyptus and small blush roses centerpiece on a tall stand looks very elegant and chic.
An oversized urn with boxwood for an elegant winter wedding.
A gorgeous woodland-inspired centerpiece with antlers, different blooms, greenery and feathers.
Floral Centerpieces
Though floral centerpieces aren’t very popular for winter now, some themes and styles require exactly such centerpieces. Choose the blooms according to your wedding colors and shades and if it’s a vintage elegant wedding, put your flowers into a chic vase or on a chic stand. If you want to add a lush touch, go for pomegranates and berries, and to add a rustic feel, you need moss, pinecones and antlers maybe.
A floral centerpiece of white roses and deep purple callas looks unusual and bold.
A gorgeous wedding centerpiece with red and pink flowers and textural foliage.
A lush centerpiece with dusty pink roses, thistles, pomegranates and red blooms for a colorful winter celebration.
A tall vase filled with moss and pinecones and with red blooms brings a winter feel.
A lush textural wedding centerpiece with privet berries, thistles, blush and red blooms and leaves.
A vintage-inspired centerpiece with white blooms, pinecones, blush flowers, greenery and leaves, all in pale winter shades.
A bold red and pink floral centerpiece with some greenery for a hot winter wedding.
A rustic crate with greenery and flowers placed on moss with pinecones and cinnamon sticks for a great aroma.
Candle Centerpieces
Candles are loved for creating a cozy ambience anywhere, and your reception tables won’t be an exception. Creating a candle centerpiece is extremely popular: it’s budget-friendly, adds coziness and warmth and is pretty easy to style for any wedding theme, from winter wonderland to Harry Potter. These can be candle holders surrounded with various greenery and blooms, with pinecones and evergreens and interesting combos of wood slices, moss, flowing candles in a jar and some pinecones.
Birch candle holders placed on a birch slice and surrounded with additional candles.
A wooden slice with a jar with a flowing candle, moss and pinecones for a rustic winter wedding.
A simple evergreen runner and pillar candles on it for a modern winter wedding.
Pillar candles placed on the table with privet berries look very wintery-like.
A cozy centerpiece with greenery and lots of candle holders.
A chic greenery centerpiece with threee candles in candle holders and some candles around.
Lantern Centerpieces
Candle lanterns are another popular thing for cold seasons, and styling them is again very easy and budget-friendly – just some greenery and blooms, and voila! As it’s a winter wedding, changing it for evergreens is welcome!
A candle lantern with a wreathof evergreens, red roses and pinecones for a rustic celebration.
A candle lantern surrounded with evergreens, pinecones and baby's breath for a woodland wedding.
A Betty lamp placed on a wooden slice with gilded pinecones looks chic and simple.
A rustic wedding centerpiece with mason jars, pebbles, a wood slice, evergreens, baby's breath.
Other Ideas
A pine tree wrapped in burlap is an easy centerpiece and it just screams Christmas, small handmade Christmas trees of beads, pearls and pinecones look super cute, a glass bowl with pinecones and Christmas ornaments is timeless classics for any winter wedding. Get inspired!
A bold with silver and turquoise Christmas ornaments for a Christmas or New Year wedding.
A centerpiece with some white blooms, snowy pinecones in a jar and a candle.
A Christmas tree made of small pinecones, silver beads and pearls looks very glam and can be easily DIYed.
A vase wrapped with book pages, pale leaves, pinecones and textural herbs for a unique snowy-inspired centerpiece.
Use small pine trees as simple, rustic centerpieces wrapped in heavy burlap.