Is your wedding Pintrest board filled with ideas for centerpieces and event design? Centerpieces don’t have to be  floral. Think seasonal and outside the box (or vase) to help keep costs down. Also consider your guests. The last thing you want is for a guest to pick up that giant expensive centerpiece and put it on the floor because they can’t see each other across the table. Check out our Pintrest board “Centers of Attention” for more ideas. Here are a few of the centerpieces that came out of the collaboration of our clients and their floral designers. Check back periodically as we add new photos from recent events.

Caroline and James featured high and low centerpieces throughout the room. Photo courtesy of Foschi Photography
Caroline and James featured high centerpieces with the same flowers such as chocolate and peach roses, white hydrangea, and greenery in two different designs throughout the room. Both featured lots of candles. Photo courtesy of Foschi Photography
Elizabeth & Roger's wedding dinner was spread out over 3 rooms at a local restaurant. Roger's daughter was able to supply the flowers to a local florist who created lush arrangements for each table different for each room.
Elizabeth & Roger’s wedding dinner was spread out over three rooms at their restaurant venue. Roger’s daughter provided the flowers to a local florist who created lush arrangements for each table that reflected the location (indoors or out) and the decor in each room.
Alicia and David's centerpieces featured pastel flowers mixed with greenery in urns
Alicia and David’s centerpieces featured pastel flowers mixed with greenery in black urns. Photo courtesy of Nicole Leigh Photography
BethAnn and Billy centerpieces were full on tall candelabras supplied by her florist. Please make sure that the glass for the votives are shatterproof as they'll get hot quick and could explode. Photo courtesy of The Artist Group
BethAnn and Billy’s centerpieces were full of white hydrangea and pale blush roses with some greenery on tall candelabras supplied by her florist. NOTE: confirm with your florist that the glass for the votives in your arrangements are shatterproof as they’ll get hot quick and could explode. Photo courtesy of The Artist Group
Explosions of tiny white dendrobium orchids fill hand painted vases at Khadijah and Khandar's reception. Photo courtesy of Ann Coen Photography
Explosions of tiny white dendrobium orchids fill hand painted vases at Khadijah and Khandar’s “Journey to Love” reception. Photo courtesy of Ann Coen Photography
Caryn and Dan added the bling with strands of crystals hanging down from black candelabras filled with flowers. Photos courtesy of The Artist Group
Caryn and Dan added some bling with strands of crystals hanging down from black candelabras filled with roses, hydrangea, peonies, lilies, dendrobium orchids, and ferns. Photos courtesy of The Artist Group
Tall, lush spring flowers atop a glass vase were the highlight of Andrea and Walter's reception. Photo courtesy of John Arcara Photography
Andrea and Walter’s reception featured tall, lush spring flowers showcasing three different colors of hydrangea, bright pink roses, light pink tea roses, white lilies, white stock, and white dendrobium orchids set atop a clear glass vase with pink crystals inside. The lit candles made the crystals glow at night. Photo courtesy of John Arcara Photography
Morgan and Craig's fall themed wedding featured jewel colored flowers on thin curved bases making it very easy for guests to see each other around the arrangement. Photo courtesy of Images by Berit.
Morgan and Craig’s fall themed wedding featured an arrangement of jewel colored roses, hydrangea, and berries on thin curved bases making it very easy for guests to see each other across the table. Photo courtesy of Images by Berit.
Different sized silver Pimms cups were filled with pastel flowers for Allison and Bill's reception. Photo courtesy of Therese Marie Wagner
Different sized polished sterling silver Pimms cups were filled with white roses, pink tea roses, and pink and white peonies for Allison and Bill’s reception. Photo courtesy of Therese Marie Wagner
Kim and Jon kept it very simple for their beach themed wedding. Small vessels filled with colorful flowers on top of woven napkin holders rimmed with ribbon and seashells. Photo courtesy of Elite Images.
Kim and Jon kept it very simple for their beach themed wedding. Small vessels in various sizes were filled with colorful flowers and arranged on top of an upside down woven napkin holder. Accents included striped ribbon, jute string, and seashells. You could definitely DIY this. Photo courtesy of Elite Digital Images.
The centerpiece displays at Brian and Mike's wedding were unique at each table. Rustic, elegant, and lush with plenty of texture and color. Photo courtesy of Images by Berit.
No two centerpiece displays at Brian and Mike’s wedding were the same. The common thread featured rustic, elegant, lush displays with tons of color in the flowers. Texture was provided by adding moss and succulents. Photo courtesy of Images by Berit.
Dana and Cyril's wedding featured two different centerpieces. Shown here are the lanterns interspersed with lavendar and green flowers. The second arrangement featured thick pillar candles on various height pedestals also interspersed with flowers. Photo courtesy of The Artist Group.
Dana and Cyril’s wedding featured two different centerpieces. Shown here are the varying in size lanterns interspersed with lavender and green flowers including lisianthus. The second arrangement featured thick pillar candles on pedestals of different heights that were also interspersed with flowers. Photo courtesy of The Artist Group.
Alison and Austen's New Year's Eve dinner featured the same candelabras that Caryn and Dan used. This time the arrangements were flowy and featured all pastel colors with more flowers at the base. Photo courtesy of John Arcara Photography.
Alison and Austen’s New Year’s Eve dinner featured the same candelabras that Caryn and Dan used. This time the arrangements were loose and flowing featuring pale pink roses, white tulips, white hydrangea, and white dendrobium orchids with more flowers at the base. Photo courtesy of John Arcara Photography.