I can remember oohing and awing over and over again when I was designing my centerpieces for my wedding. For some reason this was such a big deal for me. I think I ended up with goblets with a floating candles and a wreaths of flowers around the base. Maybe a little hard to describe – they turned out gorgeous though! There are endless ways to arrange beautiful centerpieces including different bursts of color, various textures, and plenty of sizes. Here is a look at some winter themed centerpieces.
So believe it or not, these are actually pom poms made of yarn! Either way, single flowers or yarn poms, this is a gorgeous simple winter arrangement. Grab some vintage bottles, drop in some single flowers, and whaalaa you’ve got yourself a gorgeous arrangement. {Source}
A gorgeous winter pastel winter bouquet. Dusty miller adds a nice texture. I just love the pale gray and pink mixture. {Source}
Babies breath is so simple yet elegant and really perfect for a winter wedding. Put in vases, mason jars, or even tin cans for a beautiful center piece. I’ve also seen hanging tin cans of babies breath for more decor. {Source}
This may be weird to some, but I love decorating with cabbage! The green leaves transitioning to the deep purple veins is just gorgeous and perfect for a fall or winter tablescape. {Source}
This is a total DIY centerpiece that looks stunning. Buy bags of cranberries at the grocery store, inexpensive vases and floating candles at a craft store like Michael’s and you’ve created great winter centerpieces!
Please check out pricing in my Etsy shop. While I’m at it, I don’t believe I’ve shared my other latest work, which is a Vera Bradley inspired collection I designed for my client, Paula. This one is bursting with colors and henna-like patterns. What do you think? Which do you like better? I’d love to hear what you think. 🙂
To shop for this collection on Etsy please visit Vera Bradley. As always, for complete pricing information, visit our official website. More designs will be coming soon!
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