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So pretty! However, I have no idea what the blue, spiky flowers are.
As a centrepiece, I would remove those long purple ones. They'd potentially get in the way of plates, bread basket, etc.
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My super awesome DH surprised me with flowers tonight (for my bday tomorrow). He almost never buys me flowers so it was a huge surprise. My second thought (after "OMG FLOWERS!") was that they would make a really cool and unique looking centerpiece! What do you think? Also, anyone know what those spiky little blue things are??