I'm not big on centerpieces--I think tableware and food done right are so beautiful that they are all the
decoration a table needs--but weddings present specific design
difficulties often enhanced by something going on. So, for a dear
friend (the lovely Rebecca R), I'm investigating possible (a) lovely,
(b) possibly functional/tasty, (c) simple, and (d) cost-efficient
Autumnal centerpieces for her October wedding luncheon in Portland.
Below is mostly just for me and her as I/we brainstorm, but if you are
reading this and you want to chime in with a link or idea, feel free.
Note: I don't love all of these, but I love some, and I think the rest are inspirational in some way or another.
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| To learn how to make the cool effect on left, click here. |
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| Not a huge fan of the mirror or the candle, but I like this as a reminder that even super simple is possible. |
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| I think this is especially beautiful. |
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| I don't love candles, but this is cool as far as candles go. |
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| Maybe with real apples instead of candlapples. |
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| Super easy instructions are here. (Note: I plan to make these sometime. I think they are rockstar, even without the banner.) |
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