i need some ideas on a tiffany blue wedding....?

Question

iam using tiffnay blue.. white.. and and some fake diamond/crystals for accents...does anyone have any good ideas for reception center pieces...and ceremony site?? i will be getting married outside also! please help! thank you :)

Answer 1

Just run a search. Tiffany blue is one of those "everybody is doing it" colors right now so pics of ideas for you will be endless.

for the ceremony you can use shepards hooks. Get some styrafoam balls and cover in silk flowers. Use crystals on the end of wire to make boquet jewels and stud the balls then hang using a wide ribbon from the shepard's hook.

at the reception it depends on what you are into. Some girls like flowers, others want something "never seen". I would get some frosted votives and pillar candles of various heights, embellish with the crystals. Use some heavy paper like really nice scrapbooking paper in the tiffany blue underneath instead of the usual mirrored tiles.

Answer 2

I don't know if you have a HObby Lobby store near you, but they have these faux diamond paper weights at about $9.99 each. They would make a great addition to a centerpiece. Maybe you could have a square blue box with white ribbon around it and have the lid off or half off and the diamond paperweight inside.

http://www.hobbylobby.com/home.cfm

Also I have seen a tiffany box cake that was fabulous. Thre tires that looked like the tiffany blue boxes stacked one on top of the other.

Check these crystal bouquets out too, they would also make unique centerpieces or bouquets. If you are crafty you can probably put some together yourself.

http://www.austrian-crystal.net/

http://www.weddingshowergifts.com/crystal_bouquets/index.shtml

Good luck!

Answer 3

how about unconventional centerpieces of blue and white feather "bouquets" w/ lots of silver votive candles.
tie/wrap napkins w/ crystal strung wires
sprinkle the table w/ the faux crystals
add a silver or tiffany blue charger to ea. place setting
get a bunch of small (bracelet sized) boxes in tiffany blue. then in the same font as the signature "tiffany" logo- print on ea. guests name and use as a place card.
the box can even double as a favor if you put something inside.
a specialty cake can be made to look like a Tiffany box or anything related. or you can just use the color for the frosting on a traditional style cake.
have ea. table named after something from the movie, Breakfast at Tiffany's. Or a different still frame from the movie framed at each table w/ a number printed on in the foreground.
A sparkler send off might be just the thing for a tiffany inspired reception.
A help yourself candy station filled with treats in the tiffany blue ,white and silver shades. Fill clear glass jars, cylinders, candy dishes in all shapes and sizes w/ the candies. Make little vellum bags w/ a small tiffany blue bow attached, yours and your fiance's names and your wedding date written on in calligraphy adds a personal touch.
At the gift table, make a very oversized tiffany box by wrapping a plain one in tffany blue paper and writing/ printing the tiffany logo on the lid. cut a slot in the top for card gifts and well wishes.
Hang small faux crystal chandeliers at the entrance to the tent or reception hall.
I hope these ideas get you thinking.
:D

Answer 4

I'm planning my wedding with those colors but I added black with mine. Most people use the Tiffany blue with brown but I wanted the groomsmen to wear black Tuxes and thought that would look off.
for general ideas look at www.theknot.com, www.weddingchannel.com , www.brides.com- they have a photo gallery and u can look by color or category.

for centerpieces and favors, i found some stuff at www.efavormart.com they are affordable and sell in bulk
-I bought a bunch of tiffany blue glass votive holders with the candles to put on the tables
-they also have little blue boxes that look like the tiffany's box-u can fill w/ candy and tie a white ribbon around it...or a white box with the blue ribbon.

-Also for the centerpiece try a tall arrangement and dangle some strung crystal/diamond beads from it
- for short arrangements-stick crystals at the end of a thin wire and place randomly in the arrangements to add some sparkle

if you or someone u know is crafty, go to www.save-on-crafts.com for supplies for your centerpieces and decorations.

also, I searched on flickr.com, yahoo images, and photobucket for tiffany blue weddings and got a lot of ideas there.

Answer 5

Hi and congratulations:

An idea that I had would be to get some low white vases and use blue hydrangeas. I know the blue hydrangeas are not really "tiffany blue", but at least they would be in the same "blue" family:
http://www.rosesource.com/20_Stems_Light_Blue_Hydrangeas_p/rs0154-20lighydra.htm

Why not put down some "tiffany blue" silk rose petals and then white votives scattered on top? Easy and inexpensive.

Here is a link with some AWESOME pictures of tiffany blue EVERYTHING!! Maybe you can get some inspiration from this. Scroll down and look at all the pages:

http://boards.weddingchannel.com/thread.jspa?threadID=499369&start=0&tstart=0

Answer 6

I would say use tall 5 arm silve candelabras (you can rent them cheaply) do a arrangment of ivory roses, hydranges, peonies and orichids in a nice round shape that sits on the top of the candelabra, votives in each arm, drap the arms in the craystal accents.

Surround the base in siver mirrored votive holders, table cloth in tiffany blue with silver chargers, ivory chair covers and tiffany napkins.

Or you can do a box that is wrapped in tiffany blue paper and white ribbon (like a traditional tiffany box) and have the flower blooms coming out the top of the box, drapes the sides of the box in the crystals and suround it with small crystal votive holders (also rentable)

Answer 7

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