Fruit/Flower Wedding Centerpiece

 by walmatic
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My fiance and I are paying for our wedding and didn't want to drop loads of coin on some fancy centerpiece. Although, we do have a taste for design. Her favorite color is green and she likes whispy lines. So we decided to go with a fruit/flower theme. We have a budget so we picked some flowers that didn't cost as much.
 
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Step 1: Materials

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IKEA:1 Glass Vase (IKEA Rektangle) $5
1 Glass Vase Small (IKEA Rektangle) $2.50Floating Candles (IKEA FENOMEN) 24/$6

Grocery Store:3 Limes 6/$2
1 Lemon 3/$2
Crafts Store:Curly Vine 50/$5

Nature:Beach/River Rock FREE
Water FREE
Florist:Green Poms Bunch/$1.40
Gerbera Daisy 1/$1.50White Daisies Bunch/About $1.00

Total $14-$15
porcupinemamma says: Feb 2, 2011. 4:23 PM
Looks beautiful!
AngryRedhead says: Aug 25, 2010. 3:37 PM
I love combinations of citrus and flowers. They're very fresh and young. Pompom mums and shasta daisies (also a mum) give a lot of bang for their buck. Plus they're personal favorites of mine for any occasion. I also like gerbera daisies in small doses which is exactly what you've done. What size tables are you using for your reception?
walmatic (author) in reply to AngryRedheadAug 25, 2010. 6:54 PM
Thanks. She really likes the combination too. Honestly, she picked out all of the flowers. I don't know anything about them. The tables are 60inch
AngryRedhead in reply to walmaticAug 25, 2010. 8:00 PM
Well, you can keep the names in the old memory bank should you need to order them or call around for prices.  ;)

My only concern would be that the size of the table might dwarf the arrangement.  If you can do a test run on a table with plates and chairs, give it a go and adjust if necessary.  You can add another vase or some more lemons, limes, rocks, etc.
walmatic (author) in reply to AngryRedheadAug 26, 2010. 8:14 AM
Good Idea! I didn't think of testing it out on a set table.
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