Centerpieces w/ Lemon slices?

I think this looks great! Lemon juice is used to keep flowers fresher longer. So it would be a bonus.

I love the look of these. I've seen it done once where it was actually a vase inside another vase and the lemon slices were between the two vases so they never actually came in contact with the flowers.

We considered doing something like it w/ limes (apple green was one of our colors).

We ended up using Granny Smith apples for lots of the decor and skipping the limes, but I love the look.

I like Jules's idea though you'd spend for double the glassware, perhaps. Hopefully a florist on here can confirm whether it would have any impact on the blooms.

Yes because that would be a lot of lemons.... :/

^make lemonade? LOL

I always wondered if the lemons (or limes) would make the water cloudy.

I think they look great! very colorful but doesn't take away from the flowers. they are just a nice accent.

I've seen something similar on Pinterest and loved it!

The photo you posted is not wisteria, it's called, "stock". It comes in a variety of colors. The acid in the lemons can be helpful the the flowers, so this is something you can do.

The photo you posted is not wisteria, it's called, "stock". It comes in a variety of colors. The acid in the lemons can be helpful the the flowers, so this is something you can do.

Sold! I already have mason jars in my pantry all ready to go. I might use a diff flower; I suppose I should assign someone to set them up on wedding day. Maybe my slacker MOH sister?? Lol

I love it. Seems to add to the summer feel of things and very fresh looking. I have been trying to think of what to use instead of the rocks and such like you mentioned but my colors are purples and silver.

Love those!

Haha, it is cool...but she's right--that's a lot of lemons.

I've seen this done with dyed lemons, too, though not sure how that's done.

Edited to say that apparently the dyed lemons are just photoshopped

Love it! I am going to do this at my wedding as well. Love how the yellow really pops!

Another idea is to get a big and little vase and add the lemons in between the two, otherwise they will float freely.

If you're DIY, test this out before the big day for changes in odor, color, etc. If you're hiring a florist you should check with them as well.

I have heard that in some Asian cultures lemons (IDK if it matters whether they're whole or cut) are a good luck symbol but I don't know for sure if that's true.

Love this look! We are doing something similar for my friends bridal shower, except we are leaving the lemons whole.