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SoontoBeMrsBatdorf
Devoted September 2016

All the same centerpieces or a variety of different ones?

SoontoBeMrsBatdorf, on October 18, 2015 at 7:08 PM Posted in Wedding Attire 0 10

I was talking to a bride I work with today and she mentioned that she's not going to have all the centerpieces be the same for every table. I hadn't even thought of this possibility. What are you doing for yours? If you aren't having them all match do you just have two options or is very one different? Do you want to share some pictures?

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Latest activity by MoSunshine, on October 18, 2015 at 9:41 PM
  • Rachel DellaPorte
    Rachel DellaPorte ·
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    First of all, Danielle, you've got two identical threads on the first page. Just delete the other one or you'll either get confused or tired of hearing that you have started two of the same threads.

    Yes, as a florist I can tell you that it is VERY normal for a bride to choose several centerpieces for her tables. If she wants an elegant, expensive look, she'll pay for 1/3 or 1/4 of her tables to be dressed with a tall, expensive centerpiece. That rest of the tables will be mid-height or low coordinating arrangements. Remember, it's not about matching centerpieces -- it's about coordinating centerpieces (and a pro can design a three foot piece with a coordinating low piece without any problem). We do it all the time, and if the florist is a true professional with an artistic eye, he/she will position those tall, impressive pieces in way that will make the florals super impressive. Don't shy away from the idea. It's the perfect bridge to connect budget and vision.

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  • Bride2b
    VIP September 2016
    Bride2b ·
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    I will have mine all match. I have heard of this before(mixing centrepieces). I've seen pictures of it done well. If you have the right eye for that sort of thing go for it!

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  • Private User
    VIP August 2014
    Private User ·
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    I only had 10 tables, so I used the same, high centerpieces, in a very tall room. My sister had 26 and she had half high and half low.

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  • Mrs. RATR
    Master September 2016
    Mrs. RATR ·
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    Mine will all be low but there will be two or three different ones of differing heights.

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  • OriginalKD
    Master December 2015
    OriginalKD ·
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    We are doing mixtures of differing heights but they will all be fairly low. The space is small and I find the tall centerpieces obtrusive IMO

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  • Sarah195
    Master October 2016
    Sarah195 ·
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    Mine are going to be all the same. I never realized it was a thing to have different centerpieces until I came on here!

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  • Sarah195
    Master October 2016
    Sarah195 ·
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    Mine are going to be all the same. I never realized it was a thing to have different centerpieces until I came on here!

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    Master October 2016
    no1 ·
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    Mine are DYI and I'm going to go with different vintage (looking) glass bottles and vases. I will be keeping the same flower (not the flower pctured), lace, pearls, colored water tho. And every other will have the tile and the rest will have mirrors... oh and pumpkins lol

    .....if this does site does not stop making my pics upside down


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  • KitandKaboodle
    Master November 2016
    KitandKaboodle ·
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    Ours will be 2 different styles and heights.

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  • MoSunshine
    Expert March 2016
    MoSunshine ·
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    Two diff styles, high vase with feathers and a low option with flowers hurricane vase, and feathers

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