Unique Wedding ideas — Peonie Wedding
05 Mar 2009
My fabulous intern Sarah was nice enough to step in for me today. This beautiful wedding used peonies picked from their garden.
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Is it proper for guests to assume the centerpieces at our reception are theirs to take home?
28 Feb 2009
I am using wrought iron open pumpkins with a votive inside for my fall wedding and would like to use them to later decorate our home or give to my aunts or my fiancé’s relatives that I am close to. In some cases I have more than one person at a table that I would like to receive the centerpiece. How should I handle this? Am I rude for not letting anyone take them or are guests rude to just up and leave with them?
As a guest at a wedding I would never consider taking the centerpiece off of a table and just leave. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't even ask if I could. A lot of times those are rented and the bride and groom would have to pay for them. It would be rude for people to just take them and no, I don't think it is rude of you to not just let anyone take off with your certerpieces. If I can think of a tactful way of making sure only the people you want take home the pumpkins, I'll come back and let you know…. gotta think about this one.
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I was reading some of the responses and it seems that I must not be the only one with this idea- I think placing a decorative card with a hand-written note specifically to someone expressing your gratitude to "so-and-so" for their help with "___ part of the wedding planning." Hopefully people would get the idea while not taking it as your saying "stay away from my centerpieces!" And, it's a nice touch to thank individuals who helped you a lot by having it out there for others to see and read.
Well, I hope that was somewhat helpful. Don't worry too much; I'm sure it will all work out. Not to mention your ideas sound like they are going to make for a beautiful wedding!:)
Is it proper for guests to assume the centerpieces at our reception are theirs to take home?
28 Feb 2009
I am using wrought iron open pumpkins with a votive inside for my fall wedding and would like to use them to later decorate our home or give to my aunts or my fiancé’s relatives that I am close to. In some cases I have more than one person at a table that I would like to receive the centerpiece. How should I handle this? Am I rude for not letting anyone take them or are guests rude to just up and leave with them?
As a guest at a wedding I would never consider taking the centerpiece off of a table and just leave. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't even ask if I could. A lot of times those are rented and the bride and groom would have to pay for them. It would be rude for people to just take them and no, I don't think it is rude of you to not just let anyone take off with your certerpieces. If I can think of a tactful way of making sure only the people you want take home the pumpkins, I'll come back and let you know…. gotta think about this one.
Alright, I'm back…
I was reading some of the responses and it seems that I must not be the only one with this idea- I think placing a decorative card with a hand-written note specifically to someone expressing your gratitude to "so-and-so" for their help with "___ part of the wedding planning." Hopefully people would get the idea while not taking it as your saying "stay away from my centerpieces!" And, it's a nice touch to thank individuals who helped you a lot by having it out there for others to see and read.
Well, I hope that was somewhat helpful. Don't worry too much; I'm sure it will all work out. Not to mention your ideas sound like they are going to make for a beautiful wedding!:)
Covello Reception
25 Feb 2009
collection of beautiful reception centerpiecesI have seen some of these on Ebay but they are overpriced when the bidding ends. I also found some on two "As Seen On TV" websites, but they no longer carry them.
I want to purchase a set to make centerpieces for my wedding reception if anyone knows where I can (online).
Thanks in advance! = )
You can purchase Centerpiece at
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&keywords=Centerpiece&tag=search0d8-20&index=garden&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325
Good luck!
I have seen some of these on Ebay but they are overpriced when the bidding ends. I also found some on two "As Seen On TV" websites, but they no longer carry them.
I want to purchase a set to make centerpieces for my wedding reception if anyone knows where I can (online).
Thanks in advance! = )
You can purchase Centerpiece at
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&keywords=Centerpiece&tag=search0d8-20&index=garden&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325
Good luck!
JhenChrisWedding-15-FirstDance
23 Feb 2009
Wedding Reception. First Dance. “From This Moment On” by Shania Twain. Comments from relatives and friends are welcome
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decorations for wedding reception centerpieces.
Are you having favors? If you are, ask the reception hall to put a colored napkin in the middle of each table. Get a small glass votive holder and light the candle. Put the favors around the candle in the middle.
Another idea is to get a cheap vase which you get get at the dollar store, and put an arrangement of tulips in it that match your colors. Tulips are a very nice flower and are very inexpensive. Congratulations
What are your wedding reception centerpieces?
21 Feb 2009
When is your wedding, and what centerpieces are you having/do you want?
We have ours picked out - 10 candles in different sizes around an Eiffel tower filled with burgundy and white orchids, and our wedding is July 19, 2009. I would love to know what you are using! =) Thanks!
Oh lord, I wish I knew…
I'm terrible at this sort of thing.
We're getting married on 6-13-09 - the idea that I had was to do cream colored tablecloths, with cream colored orchids, in chocolate brown square planters. Our colors are cream, brown, and green (leaves).
Another idea I had was to do a green dish filled with brown river rocks, with a gardenia blossom floating in water.
