(Closed) Centerpieces

posted 7 years ago in DIY
Post # 1
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Busy bee
  • Wedding: November 1999

After a few fumbles, I am close enough on the centerpieces.   Although, started as a DIY, I think I might have a florist put the flowers together for the tops.

 

Post # 3
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Bumble bee
  • Wedding: June 2012

I think thats so lovely! So this is all your own work? I think its beautiful as is! No need for a florist really 🙂

Post # 4
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3261 posts
Sugar bee

I think it looks really cool! One thing I can suggest is to put a little less feather and one or two more roses. At this point, I feel like the feathers are overwhelming the centerpiece. 

Post # 5
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Buzzing bee
  • Wedding: July 2012

@hopefloats:  I agree with this. Maybe not even take out feathers, but more flowers to balance it out. Besides that, looks incredible!

Post # 6
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986 posts
Busy bee
  • Wedding: November 1999

Thanks all.  I will add more roses as I’m not really a lose the feathers kinda girl. 🙂

Post # 7
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5984 posts
Bee Keeper
  • Wedding: January 1999

You did good!! 

Post # 8
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Buzzing bee
  • Wedding: August 2012

Nice job!  I agree with the others that you should add just a few more roses to the top.

I also think you could add one more loop of bear grass at the top.  Though, the only reason I say that is because I like things in odd numbers.  I could be a weirdo though.  ðŸ˜›

Post # 9
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Honey Beekeeper
  • Wedding: November 1999

Love the feathers! Great idea instead of using greenery. Add a few more roses and have the tops of the roses all at the same height or formimg an even round. Use 3 or 5 loops of bear grass.

Post # 10
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Busy bee
  • Wedding: November 1999

I only used two loops as I was trying to make them look like a heart.   Maybe I can get the florist to do them right.

 

 

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