These 15 Low Centerpieces Prove Bigger Isn't Always Better ⋆ Viet Wedding

There’s no rule that says you need giant centerpieces on your reception tables. Leaning toward something more minimal? Go for chic, yet understated low centerpieces like sweet planter boxes, greenery adorned lanterns or small, subtle vases. Not only do these less overbearing centerpieces encourage plenty of table talk, you’ll save a few extra bucks on accents and floral arrangements. Check out 15 pretty ways to style short wedding centerpieces.

1. Colorful Clusters

Elyse Hall Photography

Flowers: Ranunculus, tulips, roses, amaranthus, jasmine and veronica
From: A Vibrant, Desert Wedding at Boulders Resort and Spa in Carefree, Arizon
2. Blush Tones

Lindsay Madden Photography

Flowers: Dahlias, roses and hydrangeas
From: A Modern Loft Wedding at Studio 450 in New York, New York
3. Rustic Row

Mel Barlow & Co.

Flowers: Roses, creosote, holla branches, air plants and succulents
From: A Romantic Desert Wedding in Tucson, Arizona
4. Garden Goblet

Rachel Red Photography

Flowers: Garden roses and greenery
From: A Romantic Outdoor Wedding at William Aiken House in Charleston, South Carolina
5. Pink Petals

Emily Steffen

Flowers: Hydrangeas, garden roses, roses and astilbes
From: A Shabby Chic Wedding in Minneapolis, Minnesota
6. Vintage Vase

Flowers: Garden roses, spray roses and greenery
From: A Victorian Garden Wedding in Chicago, Illinois
7. Dreamy Greens

One Love Photography

Flowers: Peonies, veronica and greenery
From: A Modern, Whimsical Rooftop Wedding at the London West Hollywood in West Hollywood, California
8. Refined Romance

Kelly Kollar Photography

Flowers: Roses
From: A Garden-Inspired Wedding at Hamilton Farm Golf Club in Gladstone, New Jersey
9. Rectangular Boxes

Kelly Kollar Photography

Flowers: Hydrangeas, roses, wisteria and moss
From: A Classic Wedding at a Private Residence in Barrington Hills, Illinois
10. Desert Chic

Elyse Hall Photography

Flowers: Roses and succulents
From: An Elegant, Whimsical Desert Wedding at the Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia in Scottsdale, Arizona
11. Planters of Plenty

A Guy + A Girl Photography

Flowers: Hydrangeas, peonies, ranunculus, daisies, veronica and grape hyacinth
From: An Intimate Farm Wedding at Paxson Hill Farm in New Hope, Pennsylvania
12. Timeless Mason Jars

First Mate

Flowers: Wildflowers
From: A Charming, Rustic Wedding at a Private Estate in Woodstock, Vermont
13. Box of Blooms

Pen / Carlson

Flowers: Garden roses, peonies, thistle, nigella, astilbes, dahlias, stock and tulips
From: A Modern, Garden-Inspired Wedding at Morgan Manufacturing in Chicago, Illinois
14. Wicker Vase

Melanie Mauer

Flowers: Roses, veronica and wildflowers
From: A Simple Barnyard Wedding in Keene, Kentucky
15. Book Worm

Sarah Pudlow & Co Photography

Flowers: Roses and baby’s breath
From: A DIY Vintage Wedding at Providence Public Library in Providence, Rhode Island