This is Nichole and Rob’s weddingthat we did last year.  We used mason jars to hold manzanita branches which we connected with twine and hung the seating cards with clothes pins. So cute!

For Taralynn’s weddingwe still used the manzanita branches but switched it up by putting them in black vases and placing the seating cards (which were little birds!) right in the branches.  I LOVED this!

Tina and Jeremy used green as the accent color in their wedding so to make their place card table really pop we used flats of wheat grass to place the cards on.  Some fresh flowers ‘growing’ out of the grass sealed the deal   Check out the soil…you can actually see the roots, so cool!

This is Mary’s wedding Since her hubby is a sod farmer we, of course, had to use sod!  We added a some daisies to complete the look.

This is a wedding we just did this past January (sneak peek – more pics to follow!).  We used these GORGEOUS luminaries as the centerpiece of the place card table, filled with gold manzanita branches, hanging crystals, and fresh flowers.  Pink mercury votives and a golden birdcage (to hold cards!) finished the table.

This photo is courtesy of Style Me Pretty.  I loved the idea of using a window shutter to hang your place cards!  So original!!!

Craspedia is all the rage with brides now and I fell in love with this.  Photo courtesy of Style Me Pretty.

I am all about incorporating fresh fruit with flowers.  Check out these green apples, the guests names and table numbers are printed on the little leaf cutouts that are pinned onto the apples.  Adorable!  Photo courtesy of Style Me Pretty.

So what are some of your ideas on unique place card table decor….we want to hear what everyone has come up with!  Leave a comment saying what you did or are going to do for your place card table; I can’t wait to hear all of your ideas!

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We knew Tina would be a gorgeous bride so we had better make a bouquet to match.  I think Mary nailed it with this all white bouquet.  She used dahlias, white polo roses, ranunculus, parrot tulips, brunia berries, maidenhair fern and stephanotis with a rhinestone accent.  We wrapped the bouquet with ivory satin and champagne lace.  A crystal brooch completed it (LOVE!). When ordering her bouquet, Tina said “I want it to be so big that I can barely fit my hands around it!” OUR KINDA GAL!

Tina sure made for one HOT bride!  STUNNING!!!

Finding the lace for this bouquet took me hours…I think it was totally worth it.

Since their wedding didn’t take place at a church, we helped define the aisle with these lanterns.  A green cymbidium orchid tucked in the top of these lanterns and a scattering of rose petals were all it took to make their ceremony room glow.

To create a backdrop behind the couple as they said their vows we used our pillars filled with curly willow, phalaenopsis orchids, crystals, and hanging mirrors.

The bridesmaids carried bouquets of green cymbidium orchids, parrot tulips, green trachelium, brunia berries, and maidenhair fern.  All the green looked so pretty against their black dresses, but seriously, the flowers can’t compete with these beauties!

Check out this adorable vase we used for their cocktail tables.  We are able to slide in a picture, so Tina gave us a bunch of her engagement pictures to use.  What a great way to get some more use of your engagement photos!  A mound of white dahlias made this the perfect size for the cocktail tables.

For the place card table we covered the table with wheat grass and then added bells of Ireland, ranunculus, maidenhair fern, and cymbidium orchids.  The cards were nestled among the flowers – so cute!

The cake was decorated with bells of irelend and cymbidium orchids – totally modern and gorgeous!

We did not want to compete with the jaw-dropping view at Top of the Tower’s reception room, so we decided to keep the centerpieces simple. We filled our chic vases with limes (the perfect shade of green) and had stems of phalaenopsis orchids cascading from the top of the vase.  We added a band of black ribbon with a rhinestone brooch to the top, and placed a single flower at every place setting. Only the best for our Tina!

Totally amazing!

I love, love, love these orchids!

 Tina and Jeremy, you two are such a sweet couple and we really enjoyed doing your wedding flowers and being a part of your day.  Best wishes to both of you on your future together!!! XOXO <3

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We knew Tina would be a gorgeous bride so we had better make a bouquet to match.  I think Mary nailed it with this all white bouquet.  She used dahlias, white polo roses, ranunculus, parrot tulips, brunia berries, maidenhair fern and stephanotis with a rhinestone accent.  We wrapped the bouquet with ivory satin and champagne lace.  A crystal brooch completed it (LOVE!). When ordering her bouquet, Tina said “I want it to be so big that I can barely fit my hands around it!” OUR KINDA GAL!

Tina sure made for one HOT bride!  STUNNING!!!

Finding the lace for this bouquet took me hours…I think it was totally worth it.

Since their wedding didn’t take place at a church, we helped define the aisle with these lanterns.  A green cymbidium orchid tucked in the top of these lanterns and a scattering of rose petals were all it took to make their ceremony room glow.

To create a backdrop behind the couple as they said their vows we used our pillars filled with curly willow, phalaenopsis orchids, crystals, and hanging mirrors.

The bridesmaids carried bouquets of green cymbidium orchids, parrot tulips, green trachelium, brunia berries, and maidenhair fern.  All the green looked so pretty against their black dresses, but seriously, the flowers can’t compete with these beauties!

Check out this adorable vase we used for their cocktail tables.  We are able to slide in a picture, so Tina gave us a bunch of her engagement pictures to use.  What a great way to get some more use of your engagement photos!  A mound of white dahlias made this the perfect size for the cocktail tables.

For the place card table we covered the table with wheat grass and then added bells of Ireland, ranunculus, maidenhair fern, and cymbidium orchids.  The cards were nestled among the flowers – so cute!

The cake was decorated with bells of irelend and cymbidium orchids – totally modern and gorgeous!

We did not want to compete with the jaw-dropping view at Top of the Tower’s reception room, so we decided to keep the centerpieces simple. We filled our chic vases with limes (the perfect shade of green) and had stems of phalaenopsis orchids cascading from the top of the vase.  We added a band of black ribbon with a rhinestone brooch to the top, and placed a single flower at every place setting. Only the best for our Tina!

Totally amazing!

I love, love, love these orchids!

 Tina and Jeremy, you two are such a sweet couple and we really enjoyed doing your wedding flowers and being a part of your day.  Best wishes to both of you on your future together!!! XOXO <3

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This centerpiece would be perfect for a wedding at a winery or vineyard. The hanging grapes are the perfect accent.

Picture this centerpiece for a fall wedding. If you look closely you can see apples, pears, and bittersweet branches tucked in there.

This is a modern take on using apples as a ‘theme’ to the wedding. The green apples and roses look fabulous together, and the apples as placecards adds that extra little touch to the table.

I LOVE this idea. The white pumpkins are gorgeous for fall weddings. The textures and interest in this centerpiece are amazing, everytime I look at it I find something else to love.

Pears, light pink roses, and twigs….what a gorgeous combination!

Sliced limes and yellow tulips make for a beautiful spring centerpiece. The fresh limes and bright yellow tulips really work well together for a clean modern look.

This centerpiece immediately makes me think of summer. Guests would love sitting at tables featuring a centerpiece such as this, just imagine the conversation it would generate!

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