I also REALLY love this look! Ask everyone you know or maybe everyone your Mom knows to borrow any unique silver pieces and vintage hankerchiefs or napkins they might have. Add some summer favorite flowers like the peonies and stock (the cute yellow flowers~my favorite annual) above and you have a fresh, darling centerpiece for your tables!
So simple, yet soooo absolutely charming!
For a fresh modern look, tightly stand twigs, flower heads, or whatever you'd like in a short square container. I love what the tulips add to this! So fun!
Again, you can never go wrong with the quaintness of fresh-from-the-garden flowers. And the containers and vases don't even need to match or be fancy! The flowers dance all by themselves!
This is a COOL idea! If you love magnolias (who doesn't?) but shy away from them because they're too delicate~ Go for this idea! These blossoms look amazing, but are actually made out of crepe paper. Paired with real leaves purchased from any florist, they looks so real and rich! What a fun DIY project! Check out the details and instructions at marthastewartweddings.com under the DIY heading!
This is cool & so unique!...not to mention inexpensive! What could get better than that?
Although to me this feels too busy, I do love the submersed flowers in the tall vases!
This is awesome for a spring wedding! Go out and cut some branches, spray with a little glossy wood tone craft spray paint, hot glue on some little blossoms and birds. And there you have it! You could also spray the branches with frost spray for a beautiful winter centerpiece!
I'm always scouring the internet for cool ideas so check this same post often as I will be adding more incredible budget-friendly centerpiece ideas as I come across them!
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I love fresh flowers too, but they are so pricey and don't last. The bride or attendants could keep the silk or paper ones forever!
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