do it yourself help!

That’s the math equation for centerpieces... unless your venue has tables sized for 10 seats.

Ask your venue how many people they will put at a table and the shape of the tables. My tables are a mix of long rectangles (which will hold 3 centerpieces) and round tables. This is just how they fit people into the room. It was important for me to know that to determine how many centerpieces I needed. Hope that helps.

Hey Kristin!

Do you have any idea of what size or style centerpieces you want to create? This will make a huge impact on how much supplies you need to get to make them.

I would also double-check with your venue that they will seat 8 people per table. Just to be on the safe side before you make any final decisions.

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These are my inspiration photos! The venue itself comes with standard banquet/ long tables and round tables that do hold at least 8 but can go up to 10. I would like to substitute the regular tables for 6 farm tables- 2 for the head table and 2 for his side of the family and 2 for my side of the family.

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They look great Kristin!

That is the general math equation but you will need to check with your venue to see if they have round tables that fit 8 or 10 or rectangle tables that can fit 10 or 12.