Just because you are decorating "on a budget" doesn't mean your party has to look like it's on a budget too. In fact, with a little creativity, there are tricks you can use to create elegance without extravagant cost.
For example, a monochromatic statement makes centerpieces dramatic and formal - regardless of the flower you choose. Another cost-effective idea is to create a different centerpiece for each table using whatever flowers you have available to you.
So in the spirit of budgetry and craftiness, I invite you to "relax, let us pull up a chair, as the dining room proudly presents... your dinner.*" (Sorry, I couldn't resist.)
For example, a monochromatic statement makes centerpieces dramatic and formal - regardless of the flower you choose. Another cost-effective idea is to create a different centerpiece for each table using whatever flowers you have available to you.
So in the spirit of budgetry and craftiness, I invite you to "relax, let us pull up a chair, as the dining room proudly presents... your dinner.*" (Sorry, I couldn't resist.)
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| *from Walt Disney's "Beauty & the Beast" |
WHITE CENTERPIECE IDEAS
Candles, roses, carnations, rose petals
with filler/vase covers: rose petals, white beans, ribbon
White Winter Flowers: Jasmine, tulips, amaryllis
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CANDLE CENTERPIECES
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Jasmine and Amaryllis are in bloom during January and February.
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Rose Petal Filler
White Bean Filler
Ribbon Vase Cover
Non-Floral, Nautical-Themed Centerpiece
Something Completely Different: Paper Flower Centerpiece
The End.
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