We are doing 2 different mismatched centerpieces:
1. Gold candlelabras with 5 tealight candles in clear cups. Below them will be mirrored rounds, small arrangements of flowers and tealights in gold cups. There will also be a gold table number.
2. Low centerpieces in gold bowls above a mirrored round with tealights in gold cups. There will also be a gold table number.
So my plan was originally for the mirrored rounds, table numbers, matching flowers, and tealights in gold cups to tie it all together but my question is...how much does everything need to match to still look consistent?
-I was originally thinking 5 tealights in gold cups per table but for the ones with arrangement 1, that'll be 10 candles whereas arrangement 2 has 5 candles. Is that weird?
-If I did 3 tealights in gold cups with arrangement 1 and 5 tealights in gold cups with arrangement 2, then the difference will be 8 candles vs 5 candles but the numbers won't match on the table surface. Which is weirder? To not match overall and in lighting level or to not match on the surface of the table?
-Finally, is it ok if 3 of the candles are on the mirror and 2 aren't? It's a bit of a tight space on the mirrored round. Not sure this would even work with scenario 3...
I want there to be some consistency but I'm not sure how to go about it!
