Sweetheart table

This is what where doing. With more candles. We’re using my bouquet and the bridesmaids bouquets to decorate.

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You could use a different material tablecloth to make the sweetheart table stand out – such as satin, velvet or sequins. Or you could use another color overlay on top of the teal. Cheapest way to add decor would be to set your bouquet at the front of your table. You could also add “Mr. & Mrs” wooden cutouts on each side of your bouquet. They sell them super cheap at craft stores like Michael’s, and you can paint them any color you like, add glitter, etc.

View Quoted Comment Wow these are gorgeous 😍I’m loving the colors!!

View Quoted Comment Love it 😍absolutely genius to use the bouquets!!

I’ve never heard of the sweetheart table, is it jus the head table for the bride and groom? 😍loving these pics

View Quoted Comment My florist actually gave me the idea since I’m spending so much on flowers already.

View Quoted Comment I might do that too, now that I know I’m doing real flowers! I just booked my florist the other day I’m so excited. Here’s my inspo pic 🥰

View Quoted Comment Oooooooo..... that’s going to be so pretty. This is mine

View Quoted Comment Yep, a sweetheart table is used in place of a head table. It is just a small table for two. A lot of couples are choosing to do them instead of head tables so they do not have to break up couples in the wedding party. Everyone I have talk to you that has done a sweetheart table has been so glad they did, because it gave them a little alone time together at the reception. And it ensures you will not be disturbed while eating your dinner – you hear so many couples say people didn’t leave them alone long enough to even eat at their own wedding!

View Quoted Comment Yes! So instead of opting for the wedding party, or parents, it’s just the couple.

We didn’t have much room for anything besides the flowers and our table title! We did also have little votives too

We’re going with red roses to match our centerpieces on the guest tables, something like the pics below