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Did you know that 1 in 20 engaged couples will seek the advice of a wedding consultant?

But what about the other 19 couples?

What do they do when they need help?

Timeless Inspirations Wedding and Event Planning

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I don't know what to do for my decor...

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[blingbride]

I know that I have already contacted you in regards to helping me sort out my budget, but now because I have already spent too much on my reception I don't have much to spend on centerpieces. I originally wanted to have floral centerpieces, but that is too expensive for me now. Do you have any suggestions as to what I can use? My colors are a mixture of pinks. Thanks

[timelessinspirations]

The decor ideas for centerpieces are endless, but here are some ideas to help get your ideas going:

Tall or short clear glass vases, filled with water. Place some pink roses. peonies, and orchids in the vase (place just the flower heads or place whole stem of one of these flowers submerged in the vase). Add some roses, peonies and orchids around the vases on the table.

Use your favors as a centerpiece, place favors inside decorative boxes tied with pink ribbon and stack them on the table, or stack them on a tiered server dish.

Purchase a basket, place small bunches of pink flowers (i.e. roses, daisies, whatever your budget allows)hand-tied with pink ribbon and thank you note attached in the basket, layered. Your guest can take home the hand-tied "bouquets".

Simple candles on a mirror, is a beautiful cheap alternative. You can add ribbon to your candles. Add scattered flower petals on table.

Floating candles in a bowl, with pink tinted water.

Use tall vases filled with pink candy.

These are just some ideas, you can combine them also. There are so many choices, you need to narrow down. Also it would be helpful if I knew what your budgeted amount is for centerpieces as well as if you want flowers in the centerpiece or if you are open to other suggestions.

Let me know if this was helpful.

Kristy Funk

ryanandkristyfunk@gmail.com