Wedding Reception Centerpieces

Some very fancy, unique and anything but typical wedding reception centerpiece ideas include the following:

Gorgeous hand blown bowls of artificial or even real flowers and floating candles make a very pretty presentation for table centerpieces, and have the added benefit of being extremely easy to assemble. Pictured above, pastel colors set the perfect tone for a spring wedding. A large silk floral bloom is immersed in an elegant clear glass bowl. In keeping with the floral theme, four floating rose-shaped candles in a combination of pastel colors float on the surface of the water. The arrangement is placed on the center of the table atop a table runner in coordinating pastel mauve. To add to the look, small flower pots of votive candles surrounded by pastel roses are placed in alternating positions along the center of the rectangular table, on both sides of the floating candle display. For a final finishing touch, faux rose petals are scattered delicately around the table. This type of wedding reception centerpiece is perfect for a spring wedding!

Drenched in sun-ripened yellows, oranges, greens and pinks, a set of floating fruit candles allow your guests to enjoy intense fruit scents without the slicing! A vibrant and delightfully refreshing focal point for spring and summer reception tables. Especially appropriate for a brunch or luncheon, but would be equally perfect for any table that needs a burst of beauty. This type of wedding reception centerpiece is perfect for a summer wedding!

Staggeringly and beautifully versatile, mesmerize your guests with hourglass shaped cylinders are larger at the top than at the bottom... or the other way around, depending on your creative whims and how you choose to use them. By inserting stemmed white rose heads and shell-colored pillar candles, you can reach your highest standards of elegance with this stunning, white-on-white arrangement. Or get creative, and fill with your own decoration ideas. This type of wedding reception centerpiece would go well with a Christmas, Easter or religious themed wedding.