I need some ideas on center pieces for wedding tables. I am getting married in the fall of next year!?

Question

My colors are gold, creme, and burnt orange. I have not found an idea of what to put on the tables at the banquet hall! Please help!

Please give me some websites and pic's to show your ideas! Thanks

Answer 1

how about some pumpkins or possibly pumpkins made out of grapevine, with dried oak leaves (they come in beautiful fall colors), check with your local hobby stores. You could find the pip berry garlands with orange and burgandy berries.

If you do pumpkins, think about carving them, obviously in something like your names or flowers and filling them with candles.

Answer 2

Definitely check out dollar stores. You can find a lot of good stuff to use. Some even have wedding sections as well that you might find something in. They also have artificial flowers that you could put in baskets or vases. Also, check out Oriental Trading. Some of their things might be cheesy or cheap, but some things turn out well. I'm having a December wedding and wanted something simple so I ordered 35 "tinsel-like" Christmas trees for about $40 total. If you are thinking about candles, make sure they are allowed at the reception site. I was going to do that, but then they all had to be in either votive holders or in hurricane lamps. That can turn expensive to get the right amount. Though Dollar Trees sometimes have two packs of the battery run flickering candles that look like tea lights. Watch your sales and be creative.

Answer 3

I don't have pictures but I think you can visualize these....
You can use pumpkins or gourds and cut off the tops and scrap out the insides and use them as vases. You can get hurricane shades or tall vases or pillar candle holders in fall colors or you can paint on them - Names, date, fall leaves, vines, etc. You can fill the bottom with sand and put leaves (real or fake) inside around a candle. If you do this you want to make sure you have a wide candle that will burn down the center so as not to start the leaves on fire. A great place to check for some of this stuff honestly is dollar stores, Big lots if you have one around.

Answer 4

You could use some round foam balls and make little cakes with your colors of materials wrap around them with pearls stick pins or u could get some tall glass vases and find you some long stem flowers with your colors fill the vases with water and the wedding ice rocks in the bottom and decorate the tables with the rocks that would be pretty get every thing from hobby lobby and also you can look on the Internet for all sorts of ideas

Answer 5

Small pumpkins would be cute. Caramel apples wrapped in clear plastic and tied with orange or gold ribbon would make great centerpieces and favors. You could put boxes made from mirrored tiles on the tables and put the caramel apples on top of and around these boxes. Fall colored folliage would look nice also.

Answer 6

I would line clear bowls with preserved fall leaves in your burnt orange color and fill them with golden apples with cream-colored silk ribbon entwined among them.

Or you could get cream-colored footed pedestals (cake stands), stack gold Christmas ornaments onto them in a pyramid (secure with glue), and then trail burnt orange ribbon down the pyramids.

A tall, tall clear glass vase with a single cream-colored taper in it, surrounded by transluscent burnt-orange marbles would be pretty.

Old film negatives are a burnt-orange color. Suppose you make a little arrangement of three framed photos, facing out, making a triangle in the center of each table. The frames should be gold and feature photos of the two of you. In the center of the triangle, put a small arrangement of cream-colored flowers, or even just a single rosebud. Then surround them with the ribbon-like film negatives.

Answer 7

Something that really makes a room glow would be a flat mirror with a candle (or candles) on top of it. The reflection of the flame is really pretty. Then you could scatter leaves around it on the table to bring some of the "fall" in.

Answer 8

fruits, marbles, candy, and flowers are always good choices. you could do a combo of any of those, or something different for each table (tables 1+4 get oranges, tables 2+5 get flowers, tables 3+6 candy, etc.)

Answer 9

my cousin got married in Oct and her theme was the "fall"...she had leaves, oranges, acorns scattered all over the place meaning at each table...cake table
it all looked beautiful..she even had leaves inside the centerpiece vases...
hoped this helped
ebay usually has great ideas and prices when you buy bulk

Answer 10

What do you think about caramel apples? A couple of items from one of the attached links could be a nice edible centerpiece.