diy centerpieces

I think they look fine that way! They're pretty

What are your wedding colors? If it were me, I'd add some filler or greenery to soften it up a bit.
It's a great foundation though.
And if you wanted you could wind some ribbon through it to complete the look.

My colors are deep red, gold, black and ivory

It looks amazing in my opinion. Maybe add a touch of greenery to it as someone else suggested, but it looks beautiful all the same.

I think they look lovely! Very simple and elegant. I personally like the colors as is, especially with your wedding colors, I think the deep and bold accent is nice in my opinion.

Maybe add some baby’s breath

I personally think the candle holders would look nice with pillar candles instead of floating candles. I dont think it needs to be made "softer".

It's looks very nice.

I think it looks great! Maybe add some of your gold or ivory and some greenery for visual contrast, but it certainly doesn't have to have it.

I would add some of those glass pebbles in the water. Other than that, beautiful!

I think they are great as is. If anything maybe you could add some gold stones or something to the glasses for a little filler.

So pretty, love it!

What do you guys think about pearls as fillers?

Very pretty. Simple and elegant

Looks good as is. If you want a clean classy look, don’t add greenery.

View Quoted Comment Love that idea!

Perfect. ❤️ No baby’s breath, no pearls.

Doing something similar with our floating candles.

We added cranberries under the candles to add color.

Have also seen similar stuff like bare twigs under the floating candle to fill in the space in the glass.

Here's an idea to go w the roses. Submerged baby's breath!

https://www.afloral.com/blogs/how-to-diy/diy-centerpiece-babys-breath-submersible

It looks good and it’ll look even better when the candles are lit. It doesn’t need anything, it just looks less fancy right now because of the candles. I bet once you light then the whole thing will twinkle beautifully at your wedding.

These are stunning! Well done!