With the use of a hot glue gun and a little creativity, I created the center of the centerpiece. I found the little metallic centers in the jewelry aisle on clearance. They worked perfectly. Then I started the votive holders that will go with the pillars on the centerpieces and in various other locations. These votive holders were used for my wedding. I just redesigned them for this event. They're great for reusing...very frugal.
Here's the finished product. I wrapped and glued a little ribbon and covered the raw edge of the ribbon with a heart-shaped rhinestone. Some have pink ribbon, others have seafoam with white polka dots.
When all candles were finished, I assembled a practice centerpiece. I took a tray ($1.00 each at Deals), a piece of tulle with pretty little hearts around the edges, and arranged my candles. I think they'll be pretty cute at the shower when everything is together and ready.
With strategic shopping, creativity, a little time to experiment and create, and a few supplies on hand, quite a bit can be accomplished for not too, too much money. I'm all about living the creatively, frugal life. Yay!
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Center of the Centerpiece
For the bridal shower on Sunday, I centered the centerpieces around candles. I started with large pillar candles and a few other various items.
Lingering thought of the day: It is SO nice to be home! I love being here with family!
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1. It was SOOO nice to be at home with everyone(especially seeing dad and Eli)
ReplyDelete2. Is it bad I know exactly what color "seafoam" is referring to?
3. You did wonderful Stac, Abby's gonna love it!
Staci,
ReplyDeleteI know I have told you this about a hundred times, but everything was PERFECT. You truly went above and beyond to make my bridal shower wonderful. I love and appreciate everything you did!! THANK YOU!!!