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Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

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  • Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    Hi,

     

    I am getting married on a small inner hebridian island in Scotland in 2013 during the winter. It is a small wedding and I am struggling with ideas for the centerpieces. Can anyone give me any advice?

     

    I was thinking of fish bowls or candles on glass plates and would love to incorporate thistles and roses into it.

    Thank you :)

    Beth

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  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    i like the idea of the candles & the thistles, think it would look really wintery & in keeping with the location.

    *Twink by name Twink by nature*

     

  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    Hi there

    The ideas you have are lovely!

    You could have 3x church candles in different sizes grouped in the middle of the centrepiece and then have lovely foliages such as spruce, ivy, salal and something varigated (the two tone pale green/cream foliages) and add some roses and eryngium(thistle) etc around it. Not sure if you are doing these yourself?

    I suppose other flowers you use will depend on availability and colour scheme/taste.....lisianthus is lovely and wax flower....

    You will need a flat dish and green oasis big enough to sit the candles on and still have room for the flowers etc.

    If the flowers are kept in a cool place they can be stored/transported and will be ok for a few days( eryngium and foliages last for ages!)

    Smile

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  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

     

    Or something like this could look great but with roses and eryngium (thistle) instead of ranunculas and maybe some tallish twigs coming up from the centre?

     

     

    Stunning Wedding and Event Flowers in Yorkshire

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  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    Hi Beth

    I photographed an amazing wedding at Cameron House Loch Lomond in late 2010 where the centre pieces contained christmas baubles and the cake was designed like christmas presents. I have also seen brides use mini christmas trees as centre pieces.

    Hope this gives you some ideas. Where is your wedding? We love Lewis in particular, especially the Thai cafe!

    Colin

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  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    I'm too having a Christmas wedding and going for this look (hopefully I'll be able to post pics)....

  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    We are having a winter wedding too, and having very similar centre pices to Mrs-HFA. We were originally going to have hurricane vases with church candles surrounded by pine cones inside.

    Depending on your theme I think pine cones are a lovely decoration; I wanted more winter then christmas! But if you want christmas, how about a christmas wreath with a variety of large candles in the middle?

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  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    I had a winter wedding and these were mine:

     

    If you want a Rainbow, you have to put up with the Rain Storm
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    This was how our venue was set up for dinner.  we had fish bowls full of burgundy organza and fairy lights with a balloon in the centre with matching colours.

    and our top table had organza and lights along the front of it instead of the fish bowls, and the balloons sat behind us

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  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    Hi Sasha,

     

    Yes I hope to do them myself although my other half has now decided he quite likes the idea of a bowl of sweeties!!! Looked at the large martini glasses but the are dead expensive!!

    Thanks again x

  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    Hi CIA Photography,

    We are getting married on Mull! We love the island so much :) Will be cold though in February!!

  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    your ideas sound nice...maybe try a mock up of it? ... i have always liked the idea of baubles in a glass bowl/vase etc...i have just done a quick search on google images and i think theres some lovely ideas!!

    http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=bauble%20centrepiece&gbv=2&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=1183l7145l0l10844l17l17l3l2l2l0l207l1527l4.7.1l12l0&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi

    :) x



  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    Thanks everyone. As I mentioned to Sasha my fiancee now thinks sweets would be a nice touch with organza bage then it acts as a favour as well ;-) I wanted to put them into large martini glasses however they are sooooo expensive I think they may be out of our budget!

     

    Thanks for all the ideas, I love this!!! I hope everyones weddings go well :)

  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    Hi Beth,

    Here is a site i found with 40cm and 50cm martini glasses at a good price....ive not used the site before though.

    http://www.sara-richards.co.uk/product.php/2091/50cm-tall-martini---cocktail-vases-in-clear-glass---reduced-to-cost---to-clear

    OR

    You could still have a cylinder vase with silver/gold/white twigs in it as on some of the pics and then buy lots of little bowls which sit around the vase and are filled with sweets....or fill the organza bags with the sweets and hang them on the twigs along with baubles, hearts or beads etc....

    Good luck anyhoo!Big Smile

     

     

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  • Re: Centerpieces for a winter wedding - HELP!!!

    Im also having a winter wedding in Feb 2014. 

    Check out my pintrest 

    http://pinterest.com/lizhowley/my-dream-wedding/

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