Gerbera Daisy Centerpieces

Flowers have always accentuated the overall charm of weddings. While planning a wedding, bride-to-be always thinks of their budget and how they can fit almost everything she has always wished for. No matter where the wedding ceremony and reception is held, vibrant and colorful flowers have always been part of the decoration. The elaborate display for the most marvelous day in a bride's life is complimented with the ambiance set by the flowers. The wedding flowers are used at various different places for any type of ceremony such as formal, informal, indoors, and/or outdoors. The actual ceremony flowers have to match the reception as well, and this is where the centerpieces come in the picture. Many brides get confused about which flower(s) patterns they should choose from. There are tons of choices where you can mix and match 2-3 different flowers to make a centerpiece. As one of the attractive choices, apart from roses, lilies, daffodils, or blossom crown, gerbera daisy centerpieces for weddings is also favored. If you are on a budget but still wish for an elaborate wedding decoration, learn how to make beautiful centerpieces yourself.

Wedding Centerpieces Using Gerbera Daisy

Line up your bridesmaids and maid of honor to help you create gorgeous centerpieces. As the daisies come in vivid and magnificent colors like red, yellow, salmon, pink, orange, and white centerpieces can be included in any wedding themes. If you feel that gerbera daisies by itself won't bring that charm to your wedding, you can definitely add few more flowers to enhance the centerpieces

Step #1: Select the color(s) combination for the different flowers you want to use as the table decorations. You can select gerbera daisies by itself as well. Keep the fresh daisies in shot glasses or votive holders. These small glasses or holders will work perfectly as it won't come in the way of your guests wanting to communicate across the table. However, if you prefer, you can also place individual flowers on each table.

Step #2: Besides placing the flowers in shot glasses, you can float a large daisy in a bowl of water. Purchase round or square clear glass bowls that will hold one gerbera daisy by itself. Make sure there is not too much space left on the corners or else the finished look won't be attractive enough. It does sound like a simple centerpiece, but it gives the entire decoration a sassy look. You can either place the same colored daisies on each table or a combination of 2-3 colors. Spray some glitter over the flowers to accentuate the look.

Step #3: Take a wide mouthed vase and fill it with some water. Take 3-5 gerbera daisies (similar or contrast colors) to tie them with a ribbon, twine, or raffia. Play with the concept a little and add your own style to complete the centerpieces.

Step #4: Take a vase and tie it with light colored ribbon. Try to get the color of the ribbon to compliment the daisies. Group the daisies together and place them in your decorative vases. If you have an oblong table, run a line of gerbera daisies down the middle of the table.

As a popular trend these days, low centerpiece that features flowers floating in the water, displays elegance. Gerbera daisies don't only make elegant centerpieces, but are durable as they last for many hours (perfect for any season) without wilting. You can also search for simple centerpieces over the Internet for more inspiration.