Fruit Decorations and Favors

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Fruit and Flower Centerpiece
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Fruit and Flower Centerpiece

This generous centerpiece uses a footed compote to provide height and let the fruit cascade. Since the arrangement is the table's star, the linens and place settings are simple; the tablecloth, a double-faced peach linen, picks up the color of the fruit and blooms.

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Basket Centerpiece
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Basket Centerpiece

Baskets brimming with fruit imbue a reception with rustic charm. We filled Nantucket baskets in various sizes with warm-toned fruits: pears, apricots, and two kinds of apples. Small baskets laden with blond cherries are arranged at place settings for guests to take home; tiny bows are a graceful touch.
Citrus Centerpiece
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Citrus Centerpiece

Lemons and grapefruits tied in yellow taffeta ribbons and piled into a glass compote make a bright, casual arrangement. The bows are secured by pins, and sheer yellow organdy drapes from the bowl. A coordinating menu card is trimmed with taffeta ribbon.
Sunny Displays Photo: Amy Neunsinger
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Sunny Displays

Ripe apricots become place cards at a summer wedding or shower.

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Pomegranate Seating Cards
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Pomegranate Seating Cards

Create a simple, natural display that's rich in color by propping seating cards atop beautiful pomegranates. A symbol of eternity to ancient Greeks, the ruby-hued fruit is fitting for weddings.

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Fruit Cake Toppers Photo: Jonathon Lovekin
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Fruit Cake Toppers

Use fruit to decorate your cake (in this case, the fruit is really marzipan) and continue the fruit theme throughout your wedding. The sculpted marzipan fruit makes a strong visual statement against the clean design of the cake.
Cherry Favors Photo: Amy Neunsinger
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Cherry Favors

Seasonal fruits make wonderful (and delicious) favors. Each of these sacks holds a handful of juicy red cherries, perfect for an outdoor summer wedding.

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Pouch of Pears
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Pouch of Pears

Filled with miniature Seckel pears, fiber bags make inviting favors. The bride's and groom's names, the wedding date, and "A Perfect Pair" is printed on labels tied to the bags with strands of paper ribbon.
Berry Basket Favors
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Berry Basket Favors

Send wedding guests home with fresh strawberries and scones to enjoy the morning after. Wrap scones in cellophane, and line a wooden berry basket with parchment paper. Tie on a note stamped with a strawberry design.
Caramel Apples
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Caramel Apples

Caramel apples are a treat for both kids and adults. Packaged in cellophane, guests will be thrilled to take these delectable treats home with them.

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Fruit Wrapped in Tissue
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Fruit Wrapped in Tissue

Wrap seasonal fruit in tissue for a sweet (and healthful) gift for guests. Have an office-supply store make a rubber stamp with your names, wedding date, and a drawing or clip-art illustration.

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Frozen Fruit Vodka
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Frozen Fruit Vodka

A bottle of icy vodka makes a dramatic bar decoration when it's encased in a frozen layer of colorful flowers and fruit.

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Fruit-Filled Cookie Bags Photo: Stephen Lewis
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Fruit-Filled Cookie Bags

These containers were made to look like humble brown-paper bags, but that's where the resemblance ends. Sweet and crunchy, they can hold fruit or candy and make a great display on a dessert buffet or as a take-home favor.

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