Plant centerpieces

If you're looking to switch up your bouquet or wedding centerpieces for fall, opt for dried flowers. Some of your favorite fresh blooms look incredibly rustic, vintage-inspired, and unique in dried form, and are the perfect addition to a fall wedding. Click through for ways to try the new trend.

Dwarf fruit trees add instant charm to a table and can also be gifted to guests as favors to be replanted as a memento from the day. You can use orange trees like these for tables at your welcome dinner or use a variety of lemon, apple, and pear. Click through for more rustic centerpieces! #rusticcenterpieces #weddingcenterpieces #welcomedinner #weddingreception #weddingreceptionflowers

"Even though we were on a farm, I wanted the feel of the wedding to be more 'elegant garden party,' which I think we accomplished under our clear-top tent with lots of lush greenery brought in!"

From our front porch, to the courtyard, both spaces are absolute perfection this time of year and just begging for a fall tablescape or two.

Your wedding day is a special occasion that should reflect your personality, style, and vision. One way to do this is by creating your own centerpieces. DIY wedding centerpieces are an affordable and creative way to add a personal touch to your big day. With the right inspiration and a few craft supplies, you can[...] READ ARTICLE

I am not a DIY person, but I hate the thought of paying way too much for flowers that are going to just wilt and die. Mom has nixed the idea of fake flowers. My thought...

Sarah and Mark's wedding at Portnahaven Hall blends Scottish tradition with a natural woodland flair! The couple knew they wanted relaxed, organic vibes

What happens when you pair organic minimalism and the rich shades of autumn? This Dallas affair captured through the lens of Nicole Berrett - that's what. Complete with DIYed centerpieces, a quir...

Beautiful ideas for wedding centerpieces for your big day! Take a look right here!