DIY – TABLE CENTERPIECE
| Happy Wednesday Guys….today I’m sharing a DIY Centerpiece with you…and it’s very easy to make and would be so sweet on your reception tables….I kept the color palette monochromatic by designing with Queen Anne’s Lace and White Chrysanthemums…not only are they beautiful flowers, the price point is perfect for the DIY….capturing all the pretty is my girl Tori of Marvelous Things Photography…..Enjoy!! |
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| Ingredients: Images #2 and #3
3 Mason Jars (depending on the size of wooden container) Queen Anne’s Lace (3 Bunches) White Chrysanthemums Scissors Old Fork Table Number Card Small water glass or jelly jar Wooden Box Container (and I lined the bottom with newspaper to give the jars height) |
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| How To: Step One: Image #4
Fill mason jars with water and place in wooden container |
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| Step Two: Images #5-7
Cut the stems of the Queen Anne’s Lace and Chrysanthemums and place in the mason jars. You want the Queen Anne’s Lace to “spill” over the rim of the container, so cut the stems accordingly. Fill the mason jars with the flowers varying the heights. You want the arrangement to look full and have that “just picked from the garden” look and feel. |
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| Step Three: Images #8 – 13
Place the small water glass in the wooden container. Now take your old fork and bend the end prongs and place the table number card between the prongs. Place the fork in the water glass and there you have it!! |
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