Should Centerpieces All Be the Same?
Aim for Multiple Centerpieces (Ie. Larger Middle Centerpiece with Smaller Arrangements on Each End). Keep Them Narrow to Avoid Crowding the Table. You Need to...
Aim for multiple centerpieces (ie. larger middle centerpiece with smaller arrangements on each end). Keep them narrow to avoid crowding the table. You need to leave space for place settings!
Do all centerpieces have to be the same?
Nope! In fact, we love the varied look that non-matching centerpieces create in a venue. There are a lot of options for mixing up your centerpiece game. Using an assortment of tall and short arrangements is a great place to start.
Do wedding centerpieces have to match?
Do wedding table centerpieces have to match the flowers? If you want the very short answer, no, your bridal bouquet, ceremony flowers and centerpieces do not have to coordinate with each other.
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