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MJ
VIP April 2017

Mixing different types of centerpieces

MJ, on March 30, 2017 at 12:48 PM Posted in Style and Décor 0 3
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Would it look weird if I had mixed centerpieces. A mixture of tall flower ones and trees? Kind of alternating between tables?

I am discussing with florist on what I want but I'm not sure it will look good. Below are the idea behind each centerpiece.

I don't have an eye for these things.

Thanks!



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Latest activity by Vee Spears, on March 30, 2017 at 2:52 PM
  • Lynnie
    WeddingWire Administrator October 2016
    Lynnie ·
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    You can definitely mix up the heights and styles of your centerpieces! It helps to use common colors and flowers in both to tie everything together.

    We had 3 different centerpieces - tall arrangements, low arrangements, and arrangements that re-used the bridesmaid bouquets:


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  • Gorgame
    Expert April 2017
    Gorgame ·
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    I'm having 3 different all varying fall heights ... depends on size of room amount of tables .... if u trust the florists work let them design your room

    And to give u honest feedback that first one looks like a diy I wouldn't pay someone to do that it cheapens the look of the other

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  • Vee Spears
    Vee Spears ·
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    Love the look of different centerpieces, just make sure the complement each other staying in your wedding décor colors.

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