Consider the size and height of your reception space. Large vaulted ceilings or pole marquees look better with a taller centre piece. If you worry about your guests being able to see each other, choose a container that raises the flowers above eye...
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Consider the size and height of your reception space. Large vaulted ceilings or pole marquees look better with a taller centre piece. If you worry about your guests being able to see each other, choose a container that raises the flowers above eye level. Here at The Gilded Lily, we often use giant martini glasses, set atop mirror boxes, which reflect candles at the base. For brides on a budget or those looking for something less elaborate, a simple glass bowl with a few floating candles and flower heads placed in small floating glass rings can look very chic. Candelabras are always popular at weddings but can be a little overpowering. Alternate them with lower arrangements that also include candles, creating a layered effect. Dress long banqueting tables by adding a material runner down the centre and using an assortment of different-sized bud vases filled with simple flowers to create a picnic-style atmosphere. Customise your centrepiece by filling an elegant glass vase with something... See less 
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