Wedding Centerpiece Ideas | Unique Wedding Centerpieces

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1. Kendra J

   2009 Feb 10 1

   Try a bowl of fruit.
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2. Erin!

   2009 Feb 10 2

   use cloth, stripes are always great!
   use color! but dont go crazy!
   warm colors like brown and red, dark yellow. colors like that, and maby have a vase with some cloth…
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3. laura d

   2009 Feb 10 3

   Since you like modern, you could go with a glass bowl, (clear or colored) and put lemons, limes, apples-green, red, or mixed,, artichokes, (whatever is on sale-now is an expensive time to buy fruit i know).
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4. Pam H

   2009 Feb 10 4

   A bowl of fruit, or lemons, what ever is pretty at the grocery store. Candles.
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5. Shimmy

   2009 Feb 10 5

   You can never go wrong with a vase and your favorite flowers
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6. BearAngel

   2009 Feb 10 6

   How about a long straight glass vase filled with either lemons or limes. I think this would look really cool, give a great flash of colour and would last a lot longer than flowers do.
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7. Twisted Fairy

   2009 Feb 10 7

   I have a rectangle shaped glass dish in an amber color that sits in a wrought iron stand…and I have glass pebbles in it with three candles. I'm not crazy about florals either due to my allergies…and I love my candle display. You can change the color of the candles according to season so it's very versitile.

   Here are some links for some different ideas:
   http://www.candlesjustonline.com/index.cfm?page=products_listing&parentid=6&CATEGORYID=554

   http://www.candlesjustonline.com/index.cfm?page=products_listing&parentid=6&CATEGORYID=100

   http://www.candlesjustonline.com/index.cfm?page=products_listing&parentid=6&CATEGORYID=213

   http://www.firelight.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=IP
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8. daisy

   2009 Feb 10 8

   metallic is in these days. You might think about a metallic color metal star in copper or gold to set off the dark wood.Usually they're on walls or whatnot but I have seen them in magazines as a table centerpiece either all by themselves or with a bit of greenery tucked in beneath them. Very simple, elegant, and versatile! The website below has a ton of colors including metallics.
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   http://www.jollieprimitives.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=53

9. sapphirarainxx

   2009 Feb 10 9

   I have different ones for different times obviously, but some examples are,
   a glass bowl filled with lemons and limes, (It looks rather cool, gives a lovely smell, lasts ages (you can put it in the fridge at night) and is quick easy and cost effective.

   For a special occasion, I usually make a more edible centre piece. for example, A big glass bowl of multi coloured candy! (I did this for a dinner party and it went down a treat!).
   More grown up ideas include stones and sea shells, with candles and tea lights.

   For easter I have lots of little chocolate eggs and bunnies, wrapped in different coloured foils. I plan on scattering them on the table before dinner!
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10. Boston

    2009 Feb 10 10

    Mirrored centerpiece with a big thick candle. (Or you could go with 3 smaller candles on top of the mirror.) Go to Ebay and take a look. Target also has some awesome center pieces for modern looks.
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11. yowza

    2009 Feb 10 11

    two candlesticks & a bottle of wine in a decorative holder.
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12. Shrimp C

    2009 Feb 10 12

    a twisted colorful flower pot with exotic flowers will always get compliments
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    http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31s9vUEy4fL._AA280_.jpg

13. Rhonda B

    2009 Feb 10 13

    I opt for candles in cool modern holders.
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14. sunnycamp

    2009 Feb 10 14

    a big basket
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