Center Peices
Does anyone have ideas, for nice cheap centerpeices.
The problem is we both have such large families, that there will be about 120 tables. I don`t want them to look plain a little something would be nice.
Julie
Posted by julie; updated 09/08/03
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Hi
I can supply centerpieces. I even rent them out. Please contact me at Dreammaiden1@hotmail.com for different choice of items to go with your wedding theme.
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Posted by Debby; updated 09/09/03
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We made ours- we saved glass jars- pickle, mayo, jelly, ect. And Etched (kit at the craftstore) words that help make marriage work- Love, devotion, honor, humor, cuddling , ect. Onto them then filled them with water and floated candles in them. We spent about $30 for 50 centerpieces and still had enough etching cream left to do more. The different sizes of bottles made it look pretty quirky- patience is on a big jar, obey is very little, and humor went on a Mr. Peanut jar. They are just cool.
Good Luck.
Jewel
Posted by Jewel; updated 09/09/03
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Hi Julie,
You might check out all the do-it-yourself designs I have in my Graphic`s Gallery here:http://wedcrafts.com/gallery.html
Posted by Nancy Plomaritis; updated 09/10/03
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If your reception location has bud vases that you could borrow, stick a carnation in each and tie a ribbon, the color of the wedding around the neck of the vase. Then cut and curl small peices of curling ribbon, the colors of the wedding ,and scatter them around the vase to add more color.
Good Luck
Posted by Pat; updated 09/10/03
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I own a special event decorating service; have many options with centerpiece rentals; ideas. If you would like to contact you can e mail me at johnmiller@svtv.com l Good luck on your big day.
Posted by jacque; updated 09/23/03
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What we are doing is taking river rocks (the cheep polished ones) and clustering them on the table with a bunch of cheep white piller candles, and some little tea lights. Then we are going to scatter clear sparkels in the rocks so that the table kind of shimmers. I think it is going to look really elegant and still will be fairly cheep. Good luck and have fun with whatever you do!
Posted by Erin; updated 03/01/04
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You could stop being so cheap and buy some and you could also learn how to spell.
Posted by Katylin; updated 03/01/04
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We are using candles and rose petals.
Local dollar stores have cheap pillar candles and rose petals you can buy in bulk or make your own with a punch kit from a craft store.
Posted by Shelley Ann; updated 03/02/04
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Silk roses petals scattered on each table are a nice touch.
Posted by MIssy; updated 03/05/04
