For You Spring Brides
One of my favorite things about wedding planning is looking for unique and fun decorations. As a Fall Bride, however, it's always a bit sad to see all the wonderful fresh colors typically used in Spring. (Then again, were I a Spring Bride, I'm sure I'd have Fall Bride-envy, as well. Sigh, are we never happy?)
Recently I've come across some very neat and unique centerpiece items, things that I think could be USED in centerpieces in Spring.
One of my absolute favorites that I've seen on Etsy from various sellers are self-sustaining moss terrariums. Sounds interesting, but not quite wedding friendly. Take a look, though...
Neat candle sticks that could be used in conjunction with the fresh flowers. A nice little touch of grass green. Not only that, but they don't require a lot of care, which is ideal since a lot of brides' lives can be so hectic in the days leading up to The Big Day. From what I've seen, basically you water once every 2 to 3 weeks and leave it in a place with indirect sunlight. The end!
I could just see it at a garden themed wedding, perhaps an outdoor evening wedding reception.
Paired with some red daisies, etc. It could be really beautiful.
There are some even with little mushrooms!
I just thought they were so adorable, and could seriously be a wonderful way to bring a bit of natural lushness to spring and garden themed weddings.
I know, you hear MOSS and it doesn't exactly scream wedding floral, but the colors are vivid and lush. Plus it's a nice unique touch! Definitely something for people to gab about at the table.
Sellers:
Made by Mavis - http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5836556
Tiny Gardens, Charlotte Cramer Designs - http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5371110
(terrariums with and without figurines added)
There are many many others, but those were the two that I came across. Man, almost makes me want to get married in the spring, hehe.
Recently I've come across some very neat and unique centerpiece items, things that I think could be USED in centerpieces in Spring.
One of my absolute favorites that I've seen on Etsy from various sellers are self-sustaining moss terrariums. Sounds interesting, but not quite wedding friendly. Take a look, though...
Neat candle sticks that could be used in conjunction with the fresh flowers. A nice little touch of grass green. Not only that, but they don't require a lot of care, which is ideal since a lot of brides' lives can be so hectic in the days leading up to The Big Day. From what I've seen, basically you water once every 2 to 3 weeks and leave it in a place with indirect sunlight. The end!
I could just see it at a garden themed wedding, perhaps an outdoor evening wedding reception.
Paired with some red daisies, etc. It could be really beautiful.
There are some even with little mushrooms!
I just thought they were so adorable, and could seriously be a wonderful way to bring a bit of natural lushness to spring and garden themed weddings.
I know, you hear MOSS and it doesn't exactly scream wedding floral, but the colors are vivid and lush. Plus it's a nice unique touch! Definitely something for people to gab about at the table.
Sellers:
Made by Mavis - http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5836556
Tiny Gardens, Charlotte Cramer Designs - http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5371110
(terrariums with and without figurines added)
There are many many others, but those were the two that I came across. Man, almost makes me want to get married in the spring, hehe.
Labels: centerpieces, Flowers, Miss JeffMemorial, Reception
posted by Miss JeffMemorial at 1:37 PM
3 Comments:
I love this idea; This is terrific!
You could get the vases from estate/garage sales and the moss is free if you live in the right part of the world.
Nice find...:-)
@Lovely Blogger: Exactly! In addition, I'm not sure if this kind of self-sustaining terrarium requires any kind of extra care, but they do also sell on Etsy your own kits to create such a thing so you could put them in whatever containers you desire. :-)
@Pearls of Wisdom: Thank you!
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