Unique Wedding Centerpiece Ideas
Posted by Sarah on 14 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Wedding Gowns |
If you don’t want to take risks with your choice of a wedding centerpiece, you can always choose to go with flowers. However, if you want to be a little more creative, there are other options available to you.
Few things add more romance to the celebration than candle wedding centerpieces. You can find many types of kits of various quality. An example of a great looking piece are the floating candle kits. These can be purchased across the Internet and from wedding catalogues Typically a floating candle centerpiece is so named because the candle “floats” on a base of glass stones and/or water creating a real “wow” factor.
Most wedding centerpieces can be created from uncommon and unique objects as diverse as seashells, candles and even stones. For instance, a seashell centerpiece would work great or a beach theme. If you are having a wedding in a Japanese garden, for example, a wedding centerpiece designed around stones could be ideal. Let your wedding theme guide your choice of what type of wedding centerpiece to go with instead of the other way around.
A tropical fruit wedding table centerpiece is another unique idea. As your primary fruits, you can choose coconuts, pineapples, or whatever strikes your fancy. This can give the proceedings a nice exotic feel. Fruit is also relatively inexpensive when compared with some of the other choices available.
Do you like sweets? If so, a candy centerpiece certainly might be one of the more unusual decorations. Another nice thing about this type of centerpiece is that you don’t have to worry about what to do with it once the wedding is over. The guests will take care of any leftovers.
Live fish swimming in a bowl as a wedding centerpiece certainly provides a great visual impact. The idea is to stock the bowl with a few species of colorful fish. At the bottom of each bowl would be glass marbles or beads. This will certainly keep the children occupied at the kids table. It’s worth noting, however, that some people object at the idea of using live fish for an event such as this. There’s also the question of what to do with the fish once the wedding ceremony is over.
Heart shaped candle-holder wedding centerpieces add a touch of romance. You can place a couple on each table. When the lights are dimmed, they make a spectacular display. You can also let the guests keep these as a keepsake, once the festivities are over. And, for the do-it-yourselfers, these also are a very simple craft project that you can make at home by yourself. You can also add an aromatic element by using scented candles.
If you’re without fear and have at least a bit of decorative taste, you may be adventurous enough to try your hand at creating your own wedding centerpieces. Not only is it a fantastic means of saving money, but it also allows you participate in the planning of your wedding in a more proactive manner. Even if you don’t know where to begin, you can find plenty of detailed wedding centerpiece plans on the internet that’ll let you create some very striking and beautiful arrangements. The downside, of course, is that it can be a hassle trying to put all the pieces together by yourself.






