Hey bride-to-be! Needing some inspo for your centerpieces? Whether you’re a classic bride all the way, or you love the trendy boho vibes, or you fall somewhere in between, let this be a jumping off point for you as you nail down those final details.

For the classic bride

If you’ve always loved classic vibes, traditional silhouettes for gowns, and timelessness, try mixing florals with candles and rounded vases. Another great centerpiece idea is floating candles- they’re traditional and just so stunning!

Photo by Tori Parker Photography, CSBbride Amina’s wedding

For the boho bride

Can’t get enough of the boho look? Try mixing floral with pampas grass and more minimalist vases. Mixing and matching florals and vases help make decor and centerpieces look more boho, since there is such an ease to the aesthetic. Going with antique vases or painting them in earthtones will complete the look!

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For the modern bride

Going with geometric shapes and acrylic table signs is always sure to make a statement. Making the emphasis more onto the accessories and not so much the florals will help tie in the modern vibes you are looking for.

For the edgy bride

If you’re an edgy bride, accessorizing with darker colors and a darker aesthetic with pops of bold florals is always a statement. Maybe you’re having a Halloween-inspired wedding or going with a moody aesthetic, but regardless, this theme and the way you can accessorize with this is always gorgeous.

For the glam bride

Glam, glam, glam! We love to see it, and the first thing that comes to mind is sparkles and beading! Having sparkly vases that are taller add an element of glamour, and sticking with white florals for these centerpieces is lovely! Simple statements are everything with this style!

For the rustic bride

We love when brides decorate with wood, such as wooden stands or a table number sign if they’re wanting a rustic theme. Another rustic-loving staple is mason jars because they’re super affordable and a great alternative to vases to hold flowers. Adding elements like a burlap table runner is also very rustic!

Photo by @_markyyymark_, CSBbride Madison’s wedding

Whatever your aesthetic is, stay true to you and what you want! Centerpieces are an easy thing to DIY if you’re creative and looking to be wallet-friendly! Centerpieces can be super ornate or super simple- that is up to you and what you like! Think of things that you would love to have in your home after the wedding to get as much use out of the decor as possible! Hope this helped!