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Absolutely not. I think it is quite common to mix up centerpieces!
I think some people do a mix - tall or large centerpieces on some tables, smaller centerpieces on other tables. I think it's more important to make each table cohesive within itself than to have a bunch of identical tables.
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we are doing alternating centerpieces, does anyone think this would be odd?