Peach Blossoms are in bloom! Join us this week as we create this lovely Tall Wedding Centerpiece with gold embellishments and gem strands, this beauty is definitely eye-catching. So let’s get started!
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Let’s Get Started:
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Video Tutorial
If you prefer written instructions, please continue reading.
How to Make a Tall Wedding Centerpiece
Directions:
STEP 1: First, take your Roman Urn Candleholder and turn it upside down and apply E6000. Next attach your 7.25 Inch vase to your roman urn candleholder. Then apply a weight such as a book to it and allow it to dry overnight. Once it is completely dry, you will add E6000 to the rim of your 7.25 inch vase. Attach an additional 7.25 inch vase on your other vase. This will give you a centerpiece that is close to 22 inches tall.
STEP 2: Next take your gold rhinestone trim ribbon, measure it around your vase and cut it in strips, then begin hot gluing it all the way down your vase which will also cover up the seams from where your two vases were connected. I chose to stop at the Roman Urn Candleholder but you can choose to cover that as well.
STEP 3: Apply hot glue to the rim of your vase. Then place your foam ball on top of your vase. Lastly, press down lightly to ensure it adheres to the vase.
Attach Your Gem Garland
STEP 4: Now attach your gem garland to your foam ball using floral pins. The first strand you attach will be about 14 inches in length. Your second strand will be about 1/2 of the first strand which is 7 inches in length.
TIP: Be sure to add a dab of hot glue to the end of your floral pins so your gem garland does not fall out of your foam.
STEP 6: Now attach more of your gem garland but this time looping them and securing them with floral pins. These gem strands should be about 12 inches long.
STEP 5: Next take your hanging tea light holder and attach it to your foam ball using 7 inch gem garland and a floral pin. Repeat this same step to attach another tea light holder. Lastly, place your tea lights inside the tea light holders.
Attach Your Flowers
STEP 7: Next attach your flowers to your foam ball in the following order: 6-8 hydrangea heads, 6-8 peach and 6-8 light pink hydrangea heads, 6-8 large peach roses, 6-8 cream roses, 8-12 peach roses, 2 orchid stems, and 8-12 lavender stems.
THE FINAL STEP!
STEP 8: Set the table
I absolutely love how this Peach Blossom Tall Wedding Centerpiece turned out! The outcome is amazing and will definitely add that extra special touch to your wedding!
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