Whether you’re a seasoned florist or a DIY bride, it’s important to stay up to date with the latest floral trends and color palettes. With the wide variety of flowers that are out there, how does one choose which blooms to include in a wedding centerpiece?
That’s why FTD created these 7 wedding centerpiece ideas, that are each inspired by different themed color palettes. From wild and rustic, to chic and feminine, we’ve included mood boards that feature the unique flowers that are included within each centerpiece so that you can easily recreate them yourself. No matter what the theme of your wedding is, you’ll be sure to get inspired by these unique wedding centerpiece ideas!
This summer brights wedding centerpiece steals the show, adding a welcome pop of color to the white tablescape. Foster’s Flower Shop strategically incorporates pinks, oranges, yellows, greens, and purples, to beautifully showcase the colors of the season.
The centerpiece was perfectly captured by Tina Jay Photography, and is made up of hydrangea, garden roses, ginestra, anemone, ranunculus, tulips, clematis, and dahlia.
This beautiful whites and succulents centerpiece came together nicely to grace the tables of a gorgeous outdoor spring wedding. The wide-lipped vase allows the lush flowers to showcase their natural volume and texture, creating a cylindrical centerpiece that mimics the the shape of the most prominent flowers — dahlias, lisianthus, and roses.
The collaboration between photographer The Big Affair, event planner LVL Weddings, and floral designerFlorals by Jenny really helped this wedding centerpiece compliment and enhance the clean tablescape. This centerpiece consists of English roses, succulents, dahlias, lisianthus, dusty miller, passion fruit vine, snow on the mountain, and eucalyptus.
The soft pinks and oranges in this centerpiece go well with the silver, pink, and white tablescape. The shapes and textures of its three flowers — peonies, tuberoses, and tea roses — make this centerpiece visually interesting, while keeping it extremely cohesive.
This elegant purple and white wedding centerpiece keeps it simple by complimenting the white and purple tablescape with various purple blooms. White hydrangeas alongside light and dark purple stock flowers are the most prevalent. They are accentuated by purple calla lilies, orchids, and magnolia leaves. The centerpiece was arranged by 2Birds Events and photographed by Kenzie Packrall.
This tablescape utilizes natural elements like geodes, quartz, and reclaimed wood, blending neutral colors with the soft pinks and greens of the centerpieces. These wedding centerpieces were designed by Arrangements Design and photographed by Katie McGihon. They consist of garden roses, protea, dusty miller, kangaroo paw, and air plants.
This rustic wedding used the deep purple and pink centerpieces to play up the natural brown tones of the table and gold accents of the glassware. The vases in varying heights gave the table some variation, while still keeping a consistent aesthetic. Each centerpiece was designed with care by Marie Floral Stylist and photographed by Gaile Deoso of Wanderlust Creatives.
This pink and white centerpiece adds a soft touch of color to the white tablescape. The low, wooden box allows the flowers to come to life, while subtly complementing the curly willow branches.
This beautiful wedding was put together by Couture Events. The centerpiece was arranged by Stephanie Grace Design and captured by One Love Photography. It consists of hydrangeas, roses, curly willow, and snow on the mountain.
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