Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations

RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By kasullivan (6) Contact Oh, I found the coupon, it was BLOGSAVER and it gave us 7% off. Posted on 03/04/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By kasullivan (6) Contact My wedding is set for April 16th and we were able to pickup our centerpieces at http://www.centerpiecestudio.com pretty affordable. I think we may have used a coupon code too, maybe google that. Posted on 03/04/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By megan07 (Guest Post) I'm getting married 26th march 2010 and I've just brought 20' vases for the centerpieces from m and s for £1.50 a piece and they look fantastic! They are also on the website so have a look. Posted on 01/19/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Rose (Guest Post) To:Amanda re:Texas Country Theme I made "cowboy boot" centerpieces, they were quite a hit! I bought children's boots, girls (size 5, they are small enough to set on a table so you can see over them). I'm sure you could use any size that suits your table. When you buy a pair you get two centerpieces out of them. I filled them with some rocks (to weigh them down) put in a block of florist foam and added artificial flowers. You could find vases to fit inside and use real flowers. If you got red boots with white flowers, and maybe some blue accent flowers, I think that would look great. Or maybe white boots with red /blue flowers? Posted on 01/08/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Amanda (Guest Post) My wedding is going to have a Texas Country Theme. I am looking to make it as country as possible. My colors are red white and blue, with some small accents of yellow (like sunflowers) If anyone has any cheap ideas please let me know! My wedding day is July 18th 2009. I would appreciate any help I can get! Send any emails to mandydawndawn AT yahoo.com Thanks, Amanda Posted on 12/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse Wedding centerpieces By Lori N. (Guest Post) I am looking for Eiffel tower vases and pink and orange feathers actually anything pink and orange. I am also having a hard time finding pink and orange candles floating or votive for a decent price. If anyone has anything to help or website please let me know. My email is lnewton0005 AT live.com. Thanks! I get married April 24th, 2009. Posted on 12/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Amber (Guest Post) I'm Getting married January 16 2009 my colors are red white and silver if anyone has any decorations they would like to see, please let me know! I am so lost! Sungoddess2008 AT yahoo.com Posted on 11/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Jodi (Guest Post) I am getting married in June 2009! I am looking for brown and fuschia stuff to use at the rec hall. If anyone has anything they would like to sell please e-mail me at jlo21w AT yahoo.com Posted on 11/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Brenda (Guest Post) I am looking for cheap centerpieces. I am having a red, black and silver wedding. Any help is appreciated. xxnetg0dessxx AT msn.com Posted on 10/25/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Marisa (Guest Post) Looking for cheap clear glass hurricanes with pillar candles for my wedding centerpieces please email marisam15 AT msn.com Posted on 10/24/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By (Guest Post) Here is the website www.flowersandsupplies.com Posted on 10/08/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By (Guest Post) Have you been to the website for wholesale flowers and supplies? They have great prices on vases and a lot of other stuff! Posted on 10/07/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By mindyc (1) Contact I am looking for about 30 or so ivory hot pink black or a mix of the three centerpieces for pretty cheap. My wedding is not until July of 09 so I have some time. If you have some you are looking to get rid of, email me at mindyc_08 AT yahoo.com. Thanks Posted on 10/06/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Christina (Guest Post) I'm getting married in October and I'm really worn out. I'm looking for some crystal trees and Eiffel tower vases and crystal hangers. If anyone knows where to get this stuff at a good price please let me know. Posted on 09/16/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By cnabors (1) Contact I am looking for candle holders to buy in bulk (10 per table Xs 20-30 tables) which look like the following image. Any suggestions? Posted on 09/13/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse EIFFEL TOWER VASES By crystal (Guest Post) Beatriz, you can google website Koyal Wholesale.com and buy the eiffel tower vases by the case you can get all different sizes and colors they are very reasonable priceses check them out! I will be ordering my vases from them I hope this helps. Posted on 09/13/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Jonie (Guest Post) I had a red, black and white wedding and looking to sell all my left over decorations. I have 13 centerpieces, cake topper, etc. Email me at jonie.jones AT comcast.net if interested. Posted on 08/25/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Tamara (Guest Post) I am having a black and white themed wedding. If anyone has decor to sale for cheap please email me at tamaradarling1 AT hotmail.com. please put subject:wedding Posted on 07/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By essbee (Guest Post) I have 32 table centerpieces in a pink theme that I will sell for cheap cheap! They are acrylic columns about 20 inches tall with tiny pink floral vine in the bottom, pink ribbon around center and white votive candle in top. They looked amazing at my daughter's wedding yesterday and we don't have room to store them. We hand made them and a pic is available if you contact me at essbee83 @ yahoo. com (remove spaces). I also have 4 really cool silk rose cone trees for table decor also. If you want this stuff, email me and we will negotiate price. You can do a wedding on a budget! We did silk flowers for everything and saved tons. I even made the corsages and boutineers and got great compliments. Good luck with your weddings! Posted on 06/22/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Heidi (Guest Post) Hello, I am just now getting ready for my wedding and I need tall vases for calla lilies for my centerpieces. I got my flowers at Michaels for .50 each but I can only find vases that are about 10-25 dollars apiece. Where can I find some cheap tower vases or just tall 20 inch vases. Posted on 06/16/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By thefuturemrsyoung (1) Contact We changed our location and no longer need the few hundred paper lanterns that we ordered. They are all white and have battery packs for some. They would look beautiful floating in a tent and you don't have to run cords! I am disappointed our new location's ceilings are too low but I hope I can make your day more beautiful. 24 Pack Battery Lights (240)** Bulk Paper Lanterns, 20" White Bamboo Rib (114) Bulk Paper Lanterns, 16" White Bamboo Rib (289) **require 2 AAA batteries, not included Please email me at heileras@msu.edu if you are interested. Posted on 06/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Moongirl (2) Contact Hi Farrah, You had mentioned that you wish to have candles as part of your wedding decor. I make some tea light candle holders that are perfect for wedding reception tables or for wherever you would need them. I sell them locally here in Eugene Oregon and on e-bay. You can view them at http://stores.ebay.com/The-Golden-Stone. This will take you right to my store. I've attached a picture of one as an example. I can offer you a discount for multiple candle holders purchased. Good luck....Lori Posted on 03/17/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse Plastic columns By lovescreations (Guest Post) I'm looking for the tall plastic columns (6 ft.) for my daughter's wedding. to rent or if someone has them and are willing to sale for a good price please let me know. I would like 4 if available. Contact me at (loveucreations AT yahoo.com) Subject wedding columns. Posted on 02/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse center pieces By lovescreations (Guest Post) This is for the crafty bride. And I hope this will help you FARRAH. First you need two different size plastic champagne glasses from the party store. One is the Large Margarita glass w/ base and the other is the Champagne glass. You can leave the larger glass plain or use acrylic paint and paint the inside stem of the glass. And maybe the bottom half, using your colors. I would suggest using gold. you'll also need the green flora form, (you can find it at the dollar store to save money) cut the form block in half cover the top and sides of the form with moss, and hot glue the form to the inside bottom of the glass. Arrange your silk flowers in the form, ( trailing greenery is a nice touch). Leave the center for the smaller champagne glass. First make a hole in the center of your arrangement with the stem of the smaller glass. Then with a low temp glue glue pull the glass out and put glue around the stem bottom. Insert the glass back in the center. Add water and a floating candle. I hope this helps. Take care and many blessings. Posted on 02/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Karina (Guest Post) Find tulle for cheap at www.tullesource.com it was the only place I could find my color for cheap Posted on 02/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Suzanne (Guest Post) My daughter wants a Cinderella theme wedding... Anyone out there have used decorations or favors they want to get rid of? Please write me at suezee111 AT yahoo.com Posted on 02/20/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse Tulle? By Fall Bride (Guest Post) We are from TX and gettin married in our hometown on his family's property in OCT 2008. We are renting a big white tent and I am hoping to get some good advice about where to buy a large amount of Tulle to decorate the ceiling of the tent. Does anyone here have access to a good amount of Tulle or do you know where I can find it for a good price? Or if you have a lot of tulle from your wedding I'll be willing to buy it from you. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Posted on 12/10/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse GIANT HURRICANES By KELLY (Guest Post) Does anyone know where I can source giant sized hurricanes. I need them for a wedding. They should be about 2 feet tall and about 6 inches in diameter for the large candles. I need about 12. Posted on 11/17/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By (Guest Post) I am getting married in october of 2008 but I used to plan weddings and the suggestions /I would make would be to go to your local craft stores and look for pretty candle globes and things of that nature because you will find some beatiful pieces and they will be extremely inexpensive Posted on 11/14/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Heather (Guest Post) I had the same problem with pew bows and I decided to just get some white tulle and make my own my tieing them into the shape of bows. It sounds kinda tacky but trust me, its cute. I'm also gonna tie them onto the backs of all the guests chairs at the reception. Posted on 07/03/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By tasara (Guest Post) My husband and I eloped last year the day before he deployed and are planning a wedding in july at my uncle's house outside. I found this website that sells round white chinese lanterns for as low as .90. Then for a 50 foot cord with 50 bulbs for 33.00. it's chineselanternstore.com. we're going to string them up everywhere and since its a summer wedding we've decided to go with every color possible so we're getting a couple different colored lanterns to place every so often. Posted on 05/17/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Melody Robinson (Guest Post) we will sell your used wedding items online via our internet consignment store. Please contact me at mrobinson AT meetings-matter.com for more info. Posted on 04/15/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Cassie (Guest Post) This sounds ridiculous, but it's the best piece of advice I can give (and have, many many times): Figure out what you want, then figure out how to get it. Our wedding was two years ago, we were given a small but adequate budget by my parents. We took this approach to planning, and didn't have to "settle" on anything. We got EXACTLY what we wanted. I wanted real roses for flowers (exotic and imported none-the-less). I went to the florist, told them exactly what I wanted, and how much I wanted to pay. He quoted me within 30 cents. I took this approach with the entire wedding and everything was absolutely perfect. So that's my advice. Don't keep searching for "cheap" ideas, figure out what you want, and then find a way to get it. That might mean doing it yourself (I spent two weeks gluing ribbons on favor boxes because I couldn't find what I liked) and it might mean visiting some interesting places (we searched through a HUGE glass warehouse to locate the votive candle holders we wanted, for the price we wanted), and it might even mean enlisting your husband-to-be (my professional graphic designer husband hand-made our gorgeous invitations), but it CAN be done. (Note: I also did this all while working a full time job, so even though it sounds time-intensive, it can be done with a little help from friends and family... my mom interviewed and hired the rental company, after I gave her a detailed list of what I was looking for and what I was willing to pay for it). Just don't take no for an answer. You get one wedding, and it should be everything you want it to be. Even two years after, many people have told me that ours was the most gorgeous wedding they'd ever attended, and that it looked very expensive. I don't tell them that it wasn't. :D Good luck with yours! Posted on 12/18/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By cynthia in az (Guest Post) does anyone know how to assemble the koyal tower vases. does the holders (they sell these too)fit and does it work. can you offer some instructions. thanks Posted on 09/28/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Peggy (Guest Post) My daughter is getting married in Aug of 2007-- we've been trying to save as much money as possible--She already bought the gown-- we got a stock dress at a local bridal boutique bought it "as is"-- which basically means we have to pay for the alterations-- it pretty much just needs the hem done for her-- it was an 800 dollar dress- got it for less than 400-- it's absolutly beautiful witha chapel length train and hand sewn pearls and hand embroidery. Her colors are pink and white. A friend of mine is getting married this weekend and her colors are pink and white-- I offered to help her docorate and she offered me a lot of the deocoration materials after in exchange (though that is NOT why I made my offer)--She has over 150 yards of pink and white tulle-- The wedding is being held at a restaurant on a pond with a floating gazebo--the ceremony will take place on t he gazebo and the reception is at the same restaurant-- chose afternoon instead of evening-- instantly saved money on the meal by getting luncheon menu instead of dinner--Am ordering alot of decorating supplies form oriental trading and found small plastic swans at the local dollar store to fill with after dinner mints. Making the invites ourselves on t he computer with card stok and we bought the envelopes at staples--muted pink granite-- used my greeting card factory program and created matching set of invite, envelope and response card-- doing rsvp cards as postcards-- instant saving of over 10 dollars just in postage. A co-worker who is an excellent amatuer photographer is going to be the photographer. The grooms' pastor is doing the ceremony and has asked that he be allowed to do it as his gift to the groom so no charge for officiant--we will save on decorations simply because the restaurant is beautiful--almost english tea garden--daughter is an animal science major and a nature lover so the restaurant has a wall of windows looking over the gardens and pond with geese, and ducks and peacocks and pygmie goats! she loves it! guys are wearing suits instead of tuxes and they are only having a maid of honor and a best man--we are picking up things as we find them and for center pieces we are looking a t doing wishing wells surrounded by flower rings of white and light pink roses set on a mirrored tile. For favors we are doing wedding greeting pens in silver-each click of the pen displays a different greeting-$4.95/dozen from oriental trading with note cards at each place setting for the guests to write "well wishes" t o the bride and groom which they will place in t he wishing wells and later on I will collage them into a frame for my daughter. They have opted for no alcohol and the restaurant has agreed to not charge extra for not having a bar, and they are looking at doing a sparkling cider toast instead of champagne--The room for the reception is the 'garden room" and is all flowers and white wicker so that really cuts down on having to decorate so much. Becasue she is having an outdoor ceremony and there is always the concern for the weather-- they made arrangements to rent the main dining room at the restaurant as well-- which they will set up for us as a dnace floor-- and it has a beautiful fireplace--so if the weather doesn't allow for the wedding to be at the gazebo (guests wil be on the lawn) they can have the ceremony in front of the fireplace. Posted on 09/01/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Lauren (Guest Post) you could buy some glass paints from a craft shop and decorate them. Not too expensive (about 99p a pot) and decorate some glass votives. Posted on 08/09/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Melinda here (Guest Post) I was thinking of putting gardenia's in my center pieces with a candle. Do you think the smell would be too strong while my guests are eating? Posted on 08/07/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By lavern (Guest Post) i am looking for about 200 chair covers very cheap to rent from someone. my wedding is sept 2, 2006. please email me at lswopshire AT yahoo.com Posted on 07/17/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By (Guest Post) Kim- I am about to have a tropical wedding, and here are somethings i have done. First of all I went to orientaltrading.com to find my wineglasses, and other decorations. (Tikki torches for like 2.00!) Then I went to a beach store where they sell real seashells for really cheap and bought up a bunch of those. Michaels is a life saver because they have a bunch of reasonably priced things there. I got my lighted arch there for 30.00 My centerpieces are candles and seashells. I am going to get a glass bowl and fill it about 1/3 of the way with sand and then put a big conch shell in the middle. It is very simple but elegant. I also bought floating hibiscus candles from orientaltrading.com and I will use those as centerpieces also. My advice is to just shop around and buy up any tropical flowers you like, and keep your eyes open for good deals. My wedding is in July and I still have some more things to do. Does anyone know where to get reasonibly prices pew bows? Thanks, and good luck with the planning! Posted on 05/08/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Dayna (Guest Post) Check out blumebox.com for cheap vases. We added brown ribbon to the tiffany blue boxes for all our centerpieces and then the guest took them home. They looked amazing!! Posted on 05/05/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By lauren (Guest Post) If you are looking for cheap wedding decorations try the site orientaltrading.com. You can find a lot of cool things, for a really good price. Posted on 02/14/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Linda (Guest Post) Try this website, they have some really nice unique designs, I used them for my wedding. Really cheap prices too because we bought so many of them for the wedding. Check it out at www.foreverflowersonline.com Posted on 02/13/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By jen (Guest Post) Help! i cant find cheap (but pretty) pew bows anywhere! any suggestions? Posted on 02/07/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Kim (Guest Post) My Friend is getting married on May 20, 06 and has asked me and another friend to coordinate the decorations for her reception. The them is tropical - does anyone have any great but not too expensive ideas. Please help Posted on 02/01/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Kate (Guest Post) Hi! i am getting married in May and I am having A LOT of trouble finding CHEAP TALL VASES that aactually look good for a decent price. They can't be any shorter then 16". Posted on 01/29/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Jayline (Guest Post) HELP!! Hi all, i am getting married in January, and I bought hurricane glasses to make flower centerpieces. Now my florist has become ill. And now I´m getting such high prices to make my flower centerpieces at other florists!! Can you gve me any ideas to make centerpieces with the hurricane glasses without using to much flowers Posted on 12/28/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Cathy184 (2) Contact I have actually seen Eiffel vases at one of the Dollar stores. White ones too!! Can't get much cheaper than a buck! If you check around you may find what you are looking for. Posted on 12/13/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Cathy184 (2) Contact I have actually seen Eiffel vases at one of the Dollar stores. White ones too!! Can't get much cheaper than a buck! If you check around you may find what you are looking for. Posted on 12/13/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Tasheka (Guest Post) Anyone who is looking for eiffel tower vases can visit koyal.com they are very cheap Posted on 11/19/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By cheryl (Guest Post) to the person looking for eiffel tower vases, call osg distributors. 20" vases start at 4.50 each. You cant get cheaper than that. After you use them sell them! Osg distributors in Norfolk, VA. Call information for phone number. Area code 757-555-1212 Posted on 11/02/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse EIFFEL TOWER VASES By Beatriz (Guest Post) I really need 30 Eiffel tower vases. They are very expensive (new) if someone has some left from their wedding I'll buy them. 20 INCH AND WHITE. I would appreciate it! THANK YOU Posted on 11/02/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Shelly (Guest Post) I am getting married December 23, 2005 and I need some Tall Glass Candle holders or vases. They are going to double as both. I need them tall so that I can set them down the aisle. I also need some lighting ideas because the place I am having the wedding has flourescent lights and I don;t want to use those. So I need enough candles, or white lights to do the trick. Any ideas? Posted on 10/26/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By PAM. (Guest Post) MY DAUGHTER HAD A SEPTEMBER WEDDING FIVE YEARS AGO AND WE WERE ON A VERY TIGHT BUDGET. SHE HAD A VERY ELEGANT CANDLELIGHT WEDDING IN OUR CHURCH. WE DECORATED THE STAIRWELL WITH WHITE TULLE AROUND TINY WHITE TWINKLE LIGHTS AND TIED WITH SATIN WHITE RIBBON. WE RENTED THE TALL CANDLE TREES AND DECORATED THEM WITH TULLE, SATIN RIBBON AND IVY. WE PUT BORROWED FIRNS AROUND THE CHURCH. THE RECEPTION WAS AWAY FROM THE CHURCH. WE USED WHITE TABLECLOTHS WITH TULLE LAYERED OVER IT. WE ALSO MADE DIFFERENT HEIGHTS FOR THE FOOD BY PLACING DIFFERENT HEIGHT BOXES UNDER THE CLOTHS (VERY ATTRACTIVE) ON THE TULLE WE PUT OUT CLEAR MARBLES, FLOWER PETALS AND OF COURSE HAD CANDLES IN GLASS AROUND. THE TABLES WERE SET IN WHITE CLOTH WITH TULLE JUST IN THE CENTERS AROUND THE CANDLES AND WE STREW PETALS AND MARBLES AROUND THIS. WE PUT CAMERAS ON THE TABLES FOR CANDID SHOTS. WE HAD FINGER FOOD THAT WE EITHER MADE OR ORDERED. I HAD A FRIEND MIND THE TABLES FOR US. THIS GAVE US MORE MONEY TO SEND ON A DJ FOR DANCING, ETC. Posted on 10/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tall cheap elegant table decorations By Anne (Guest Post) My daughter is having her reception in an art gallery with a large open grand hall. The ceilings are on the second story so the table decorations must be tall. Also, she is looking for an idea other than tall vases or topiaries. Any ideas? Thanks. Posted on 09/27/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Sandy (Guest Post) I had a silver and crystal wedding and found a place to get some decorations (they are beaded curtains and they are so beautiful) at http://www.shopwildthings.com. Everything came in time and the price was right. I am not really one to plug online stores but the reception walls sparkled and everyone freaked out over the beaded curtains. They have bubble crystal beaded curtains and silver bubble crystal curtains and that's what we used. ( Posted on 09/16/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By keisha (Guest Post) I am getting married on april 1. 2006 any ideas for an elegant but cheap reception my colors are cream lavendar and silver first time planning a wedding lost Posted on 08/31/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By (Guest Post) Farrah - YOU CAN BUY MIRROR TILES AT WALMART REAL CHEAP, PLACE YOUR CANDLES (ANY COLOR) ON THE MIRROR TILES AND TOSS SOME ROSE PETALS AROUND IT. THE LIGHT FROM THE CANDLES WILL REFLECT OFF THE MIRROR, MAKING YOUR CENTERPIECES LOOK BIGGER AND MUCH MORE SOPHISTICATED. MY COLORS WERE A CLASSIC BLACK AND WHITE, AND I GOT BIG VASES AND GEM STONES AT WALMART AND ADDED FRESH BOUQUETS OF ROSES, ALL ON THE MIRROR TILES. BUT IF YOU WANT CANDLES, THAT WILL BE GREAT TOO! WEDDINGS ARE SPECIAL AND THEY'RE SUPPOSE TO REFLECT YOUR INDIVIDUAL STYLE AND TASTE, HAVE FUN AND BE CREATIVE! AND MOST IMPORTANTLY... CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK! Posted on 08/11/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By sthrnbrwneyeddeb (Guest Post) askin for some ideas on elegant but cheap wedding ideas for a December 23,2005 wedding Posted on 08/04/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Alexia (Guest Post) Farrah, I have a wonderful idea for you find some glass bowls at either Ikea or check with dollar stores. Fill them a quarter full with water, 1-3 Gold floater candles and put either plums or grapes in their I have seen it done at a very rich rich elegant wedding. Everyone talked about the centerpieces. Let me know how it goes. Posted on 08/03/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse mirror tiles By mel (Guest Post) walmart honey- 6 for $10 Posted on 07/31/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Donna Lively (Guest Post) buy ivy or springeriei fferns in 6" or 8" pots, cover pots with moss or matallic paper, tuck real roses, ribbons etc in the dirt or water vials till you get the look you want Posted on 07/29/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Brandi. (Guest Post) I am also getting married Sept 17 2005, I am looking for a place to buy mirror tiles, anyone know. I am doing mirror tiles with 2 votive holders and a bud vase in the center with a red rose, greenery and baby breath. very cheap and elegant, it's a 4pm wedding so it will be nice. Posted on 07/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By tracy (Guest Post) I made decorations for the aisles: artificial flowers stuck into styrofoam balls (one color, no green) hung them with organza/satin ribbon, attached by florists' pins. after the ceremony & before the reception, we had someone take off the ribbon, and place these on the table for centerpieces with candles on either side. it worked out very well, very cheap too! Posted on 07/06/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By alexandria (Guest Post) Hi! I am getting married in August 05 and one of my best friends was just married in June. The best advice I can give you is to buy your roses from marisol blooms they have a package of 250 fresh roses for $155 you can not beat that (and if you can e-mail me alligirl27@hotmail.com) then buy some vases the dollar store has a great selection. If you want ad some fake gems in the colors of your wedding it gives it a little extra umph! I hope your wedding day is perfect. Just remember it's all about you and the love of your life and no one else. Posted on 06/28/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Aubrey (1) Contact What day in September are you getting married? I am also getting married on September 16, 2005. If your wedding is after mine I would be happy to sell you my decorations at a very cheap price. I have 50 glass single rose vases. I will have a single rose and babys breath in each vase and then 4 glass candle holders with a votive in each lined up down the table. I have 120 glass votives. I also have 2 strands of very nice red rose garland. They are huge red roses and they look almost real. I will also have 50 white tableclothes and I have 2 sets of red rose topiaries. One set is about 2 feet tall and the other set is almost 4 feet tall. Let me know if you would like any of these things. aperry21@hotmail.com Posted on 06/27/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Katie (Guest Post) My centerpieces are going to be balloon bouquets. Party City and Card Factory outlet recently ran sales on balloons. I was able to place my order for silver heart mylar balloons for 99 cents each (reg. $2.49) for Sept and pearlized latex balloons for $2.99/dz (reg $4.99/dz) They also had their weights on sale for 59 cents ea(reg $1.19). I took advantage of a May sale. Posted on 06/14/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Val (Guest Post) Hi Farrah - I am also getting married in September 05. CONGRATS! Anyways - our colors are Cranberry, Diamond White, and Silver for an accent color. I am making my centerpieces/table decorations with the cake plate size Chinet plates (chinet is more durable than standard paper plates) I am going to decorate the edges of the plates with silk flowers (using a glue gun to attach the flowers to the plate) my flowers are red and white roses and other red, and white flowers I found at the dollar store. I'm going to leave enough room in the middle of the plate to fit a 4" tall pillar candle - I purchased white ones at the dollar store for $1.00 each. I am having a destination wedding. So this is going to be perfect for traveling. I'll do all of the plates ahead of time and then assemble them at the hall the night before the wedding :) Also - check into renting a helium tank or purchasing one at Walmart. Then you can do a lot of your decorations with balloons. That's a relatively cheap idea too. You could get more fancy with it by using a decorative glass or weight of some sort to hold the balloons down on the tables. I just thought I would share my ideas with you. I am looking for an EASY way to make my church pew bows.... I cannot tie a bow :) Anyone have a suggestion? Good Luck Farrah. Posted on 06/08/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Sarah (Guest Post) In wine glasses, place colored or clear stones/marbles. Fill half the glass then add a votive candle on top. For the bottom, wrap with a piece of tule and tie with a ribbon. Posted on 05/31/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Brandy (Guest Post) These were basically my colors! I used a rose red color & white. All of my real flowers were roses & my artificial flowers were all white. I bought white tablecloths at Sam's & found some plain cotton material at Wal-Mart in the right color to make table runners. I then used mirror tiles (Lowe's) in the middle of each table. I bought tall pillar candle holders at Hobby Lobby for about $1.25 each & candles at a local dollar store. I also used lots of votive candles around the tables. Check out Wal-Mart for these. They have them in 12-packs with candles already with them for about $6.00. I bought 6-foot white rose garlands from www.save-on-crafts.com for 99 cents each & used them running down the tables. We also used these on the rails outside of the church & on our arch. Everything was very elegant looking but it didn't break our budget. Posted on 05/16/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Sharon,Ky (Guest Post) If candles are your centerpieces for reception tables,ask around for mirror tiles. If you can't find them to borrow,some place like Home Depot would have them and they're not real expensive. Use candles of different heights on the mirror tiles and since you mentioned roses, lay one long stemmed single rose on it with the candles.The light from candles shows up so pretty on mirror tiles. One way to "dress up" a simply decorated table is to have your table already SET with plates,napkins and cutlery.It fills out an otherwise empty table. Posted on 05/15/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By Amy (Guest Post) Get yourself a copy of Martha Stewart weddings. In it she has a centerpiece where she took some small bowls (you could probably get similar ones at the dollar store) and floated the head of a rose (or another flower) in each one. It looked beautiful. If this idea doesn't work for you check out her book anyway she has some great ideas that would be easy to replicate- even on a budget. Posted on 05/12/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By guest (Guest Post) We bought 4 inch white ribbon and a gold paint pen. Three strips of ribbon, full length of table. Lay them crossing each other in the center. With Gold paint pen write in cursive on both ends... Love is Patient... Love is Kind... Love never fails. Something in the center. Tulle bunched together, held with white wire, flowers, artificial around the base of a wine glass with a voltive. Tulle is cheap and goes far, very fairy tale- like. Photos on tables of you and hubby to be, child photos, dating photos... You can also fill bowls or whatever with that plant gel, just add water, crystal looking holds candles, pretty. www.plantgel.com Posted on 05/10/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By (Guest Post) You can buy 2 dozen roses from sams or costco for around $14. They will order your color if you ask ahead. You could pick up tea cups at thrift stores or borrow from friends and put small arrangements on each table. I have also seen candles in wine glasses, which looks nice. Another nice centerpiece is a glass bowl with floating candles and rose petals sprinkled in. Again, you could borrow some bowls."""" Posted on 05/10/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By sandy (Guest Post) i recommend not using candles with smell as people will be eating and the smell doent go together. but you could have colored votives in jars with gold glitter. or get wallpaper boarder that matches you colors, lay that across you table then have the pretty colored netting kinda bunched up under your candles. i have seen this at a luncheon it was really pretty. Posted on 05/10/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By kelly (Guest Post) I am not sure where you are from, but here we have Aldi grocery stores. You can buy 6 roses any day of the week for $2.99. If you let them know ahead of time, they will even order extra of just what you need. As far as table decorations, at my sister's wedding, my mom collected wine goblets in various shapes and sizes from the local St. Vincent dePaul's and Goodwill. We put 5 of them on each table with candles in them and then sprinkled confetti and real ivy (cut from a friends yard) around the base. We made sure that each table had a variety of glasses, so there were different heights and looks. Very pretty and elegant. It would match your wine and champagne theme. Posted on 05/10/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Elegant, but Cheap, Wedding Decorations By suzi homemaker (Guest Post) Decorate the candles with inexpensive stretchy bracelets already made or buy fringe and beads by the yard and hot glue on. You can sit the candle in glass rocks inside a glass bowl. You could just sit them on a doily and sprinkle confetti around. 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