Set your tables for your romantic themed wedding with this romantic wedding centerpiece. With soft colors and a unique wedding vase, this romantic wedding centerpiece gives you the beautiful table decor you desire. So let’s get started. For video instructions, check out the video tutorial at the end of this post!
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Let’s Get Started:
Click our affiliate links below to purchase the supplies needed for this project:
24in Clear Reversible Latour Trumpet Glass Vase with Ball in center
14 in Floral Garden 5-Stem Cream Mum Flowers
5in White Floracraft Styrofoam Ball
Light Pink Alice Rose Bush
Light Green Foam Tea Leaves Bush
Ivory Rose Bush
7 Big Head Hydrangea Bouquet for Wedding
Chrysanthemums Real Touch 6Heads
Mini Rose Bush
How to Make a Romantic Wedding Centerpiece
STEP 1: The first step is to take a floral stem bend it into a hook and use that to place a pink rose in the ball part of your vase. Next cut about an inch to an inch and a half of the bottom portion of your 5 inch foam ball. Now hot glue your 5 inch foam ball to the inner part of your vase.
Attach your leaves and flowers to your 5 inch foam ball
STEP 2: Attach your leaves and flowers in a cone shape in the following order to your 5 inch foam ball:
- 8-12 green tea leaf stems
- 8-12 rose leaf stems
- 4-6 large white hydrangea heads
- 8-12 Chrysanthemums
- 6-8 light pink alice roses
- 8-12 ivory roses
Fill in the remaining space with mini roses!
Money-Saving Tip
One of the things I do with each of my DIY projects is remove the stems and leaves and place them all in a bag. Then when I have a new project like this one for instance, I attach my flowers to my stems and cut my stems to my desired look.
And I also place the leaves and flowers in my foam ball exactly the way I want. This way you do not need to purchase additional leaves, you can use leftover leaves from other projects.
I hope this makes sense, if not check out the tutorial video below to see exactly what i am talking about!
THE FINAL STEP:
Set the table!
I absolutely love how this romantic wedding centerpiece turned out! The outcome is amazing and will definitely add that extra special touch to any wedding!
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Hello, I loved the video on the rose garden center piece and would like to know if I can buy the trumpet vases also from you? I have twelve tables and would like to buy the supplies from you if possible. Please give me the price for all supplies that I may need to buy from you if possible. Thank you.
Verdell
Hello, thank you so much! You can buy all the supplies from the affiliate links found at the beginning of the post!
The post says you can make this for $3, but the link is to a $45 vase. The vase itself is what I was interested in and it’s expensive to buy 14 or them! The title of this post is very misleading
Hi there! We actually do not say in this post that this is a $3 dollar project. But we do have a similar project using a $1 vase that you should for sure check out if you are on a budget: https://www.missplanit.com/diy-wedding-ideas-budget/