The Reception is a wonderful celebration after your wedding ceremony. Make it special by decorating with beautiful and artistic centerpieces with creative table accents. Make your Wedding day shine with a romantic nose gays, hi-style arrangements, growing gardens or candelabras on your reception tables. Reception flowers, wedding tables, brides head table, ovals, rounds, oblong, topiary, candelabras, Ikebana and table clusters are but a few to choice from. Table decorations set the mood for your guests and should compliment the theme of your wedding as well as the decorations supplied by the venue and the existing room decor.
Some ideas for your reception.

• Garland the center of the head table with flowers, foliage and votive candles.
• Use the bridesmaids' bouquets to create lavish buffet table decorations or to surround the cake.
• Have your florist create guest table centerpieces with 4-5 separate clusters of flowers so that each couple can take a part of the centerpiece home.
• Float large fragrant flowers, such as open roses or gardenias, in crystal containers with votive candles.
• Sprinkle rose petals on the cake table and walkways.
• Have the "throw-away" bouquet double as a cake top.
• Decorate goblets and cake knives with flowers.
• Use a cake plate with a mound of flowers on it as a centerpiece.
• Use roses to make a dome at the top of a glass bowl filled with pretty rocks, and place a wreath around the bowl to highlight it.
• Toss rose petals instead of rice as the bride and groom leave.

Stargazer Lilies Centerpiece

Stargazer Lilies, Roses, Tulips, Queens Anne Lace, garden floral accents and Lisianthus in stemmed glassware.
Using stemmed glassware give the arrangement a bit of height and allows for a cascade off the sides of the glass.

Mixed White Freestyle Centerpiece

Lisianthus, Gerbras, Larkspur, Iris, Hydrangea, garden floral accents and Fressia in stemmed glassware.
Also try using mono tones of other soft shades to give a nice depth to the centerpiece.

Dendrobium Orchid Centerpiece

Simple and elegance are perfect for an evening wedding, and nothing is better than white orchids simply grouped in clear glass and accented with bear grass. Dendrobium Orchids come in a range of many colors, and to create a dramatic table settings.

Sweet Nosegay Centerpiece

Styish nosegay with Pink Hyacinth, rich Red Roses, Lisianthus and ruffled Tulips in a clear glass and accented with a shear ribbon around the neck of the vase.
Place on each table a vase of only clustered Pink Hyacinth and of head to head rich Red Roses.

Apples, Berries & Flowers Centerpiece

Fall motif of Leonidas Roses, Fire and Ice Roses, Tulips, berries, vines and mixed foliage accents.
Use a wicker basket with vines intere laced around the handle, and have the berries draping off the sides.

Basket of mini Rose Bouquets

Wicker basket filled with clusters of Roses and gardeb floral accents. 4 to 8 bundles of mini Rose bouquets that are wrapped with ribbon so guest can take one home.
Use 4 to 8 separate baskets with a mini Rose bouquet placed in front of guests

Cymbidium Orchid Centerpiece

Dramatic and elegant, a large tall vase filled witha mass of Orchids and Lily Grass.
If you have your own vases or access to them, they'd be welcomed by us to use at your event. Otherwise, our vase can be used as a rental or you may purchase them within the price of the arrangement.

Mint Julep with Roses Centerpiece

Simplistic and elegant, the Mint Julep vase works with any kind of flower, although Roses are a classic look that works the best. Use for any season or affair. Use moss balls and have Rose heads embedded into them to create a low topiary of Roses.
When you use these Mint Julep vases as your centerpieces, you can also use them on cocktail table prior to your sit down.

White Nosegay Centerpiece

Clusters of mini Callas, Roses, Hydrangea, Lisianthus and Lily heads in a tight cluster in clear glass.
Or use an oversized fish bowl to create a massive centerpiece, and to use on columns throughout your wedding or affair.
Use a 3 tier cake dish and place at different heights clustered in the center of the table making them larger to smallest to create a tree effect.

If your planning any kind of event in the New York area we'd be happy to work with you from concept to finished project.

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