Wedding Centerpiece Ideas | Unique Wedding Centerpieces

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1. reydi

   2008 Feb 23 1

   Could you find pretty pink mirrors and put ivory colored candles on them?
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2. mdwstgirl85

   2008 Feb 23 2

   I would suggest floating candle centerpieces. You can buy inexpensive glass bowls at the store and buy ribbon in the blush pink color to glue around. For the ones I made, I realized that double stick tape worked better than hot glue for the ribbon. It held it on there better and made the ribbon easier to work with. After I wrapped the ribbon around I made a bow on one side. Then I bought pearl garland at the craft store which you could get in ivory and hot glue that around beneath the bow.

   Then my fiance and I bought and inexpensive book on making candles and made our own floating candles in the scent and colors we wanted. All you need is a mini muffin pan to make great floating candles. The whole process was so easy and the candles are customized to exactly what we wanted. Then all we did was add rocks you would get for a fish tank in the bottom and it all looked really great as a floating candle centerpiece.
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   Here is the book we bought if you want to make your own candles. It has several designs in it and you can buy it at Hobby Lobby.
   http://www.craftsetc.com/store/item.aspx?ItemId=71853&dep=50&cat=48&subcat=20&Search=Y

3. nataliexoxo

   2008 Feb 23 3

   i'm thinking you should do something, with your colors, like these examples
   http://www.cateredforyou.com/images/Centerpieces233.jpg
   http://www.flowersbyjoanne.net/images/Reception/Table-Centerpieces/9.JPG
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4. Scarlett

   2008 Feb 23 4

   Checkout the vases on this site

   http://be-wed.com/STORE.html
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5. Amanda P

   2008 Feb 24 5

   You could do something with candles like this:

   http://www.mydreamwedding.ca/wp-content/uploads/image/Maggie/square%20and%20round%20pillar%20candles.jpg

   then put an extravagant blush pink bow around all of the candles or somehow work in blush pink roses around the bottom (or flower to match your bouquet)
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