High and low floral centerpieces
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Gold and white and high and low centerpieces.
The age old question that comes with a lot of opinions and strong feelings from both sides, "Should I have low or high centerpieces for my wedding?". As I said in my post about bouquets, it's completely up to you what you choose but I will offer some pros and cons to both ideas. Let's start with the first argument against tall centerpieces. "I can't talk to someone across the table if there is a tall centerpiece." Well the truth is you can't really have an intimate conversation with someone…
Centerpieces designed by The Hidden Garden featured both high and low arrangements of white blooms showcasing roses and hydrangeas accented with fresh foliage.…
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Looking for the perfect centerpieces for your New England wedding? Check out our website for more beautiful weddings like Allie & Andrews at The Inn at Longshore. The mix of high and low white centerpieces with delicate greenery accents was just the perfect touch for this beautiful venue. Westport Weddings New England Wedding Inspo Wedding Decor
Chrissie and Scott’s St Petersburg, Florida wedding is pure, classic elegance. Chrissie didn’t know what everyone enjoyed most – Don CeSar Hotel’s delectable food or the Sultan of Swing’s lively tunes! The band was the life of the party, and only the excellent food pulled everyone away from the dance floor. Of course, we are […]
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Inside Joanna & Michael's JW Marriott Essex House New York wedding: View all of the design details, and connect with the New York City area vendors who made it happen.
