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  Mirror Centerpiece

  When topped with shimmering votive candles, a mirror becomes a pool of reflective light that casts a glow onto the reception tables. For this centerpiece, we stacked a 14-inch-diameter mirror on foam boards to make a platform, ...

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  Beach Bucket Centerpieces

  Turn kids' metal beach buckets into custom centerpieces by painting them in the wedding colors. First, sand and prime each bucket, then coat with water-based enamel; let dry overnight. For stripes, tape off a pattern, paint ...

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  Hyacinth Bulb Centerpiece

  At an event that celebrates a new beginning, flower bulbs are fitting decorations. They're also an inexpensive option, since bulbs generally cost less than cut flowers. We chose hyacinth bulbs because they're hardy and ...

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  Potted Orchids

  Perfect as a centerpiece for the party or as individual guest favors (perhaps at a shower), stunning orchids emerge from terra-cotta pots painted white and arranged on saucers; a butterfly-shaped tag on a thin wire holder hovers over ...

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  Favor Centerpieces

  Wedding favors allow guests to take a little piece of the celebration home. Though often presented at place settings or displayed on a table by the door, favors can be offered in another way that is both impressive and economical: ...

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  Rustic Floating Rose Centerpiece

   At a casual outdoor wedding, full-blown roses in rough-hewn containers make beautiful centerpieces. Floaters can keep heavy blooms adrift. The best vessels can often be found tucked away in basements or garden ...

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  Rusted Floral Centerpiece

  . Whether beautifully arranged in a bridal bouquet or gracefully perched atop a towering tiered cake, flowers emanate an aura of enchantment befitting the most romantic of events. For wedding guests, perhaps the most ...

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  Big Blooms on a Small Budget

  Magnolia blossoms are beautiful harbingers of spring, but they're fragile and can be glorious one day, gone the next. Our wilt-free solution Mix real leaves with gorgeous paper flowers.A Vision in WhiteTo create these ...

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  A Bright Idea

  For big-impact table decor on the cheap, consider carnations, which come in so many colors. Long used as inexpensive filler, the familiar flowers have a chic style all their own when clustered in modern, minimalist vases that offset ...

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  Sweet Relief

  It sounds like the word for a sphinx's riddle, but anaglypta is actually the name of an embossed wallpaper the Victorians used to mimic costlier pressed plaster or tin. These days, it makes an easy centerpiece when affixed to ...

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