Traditional table arrangements for your wedding.

This creamy arrangement of lilacs, garden roses, jasmine, fritillaria, and pale-green hellebores creates a centerpiece that would have felt spot-on in an Edith Wharton novel.

Blush and taupe roses, ivory tuberose, and dusty miller combine to create an arrangement that speaks of centuries-old gardens. Jasmine tendrils and hot-pink roses add a hint of boldness.

Peonies are arranged in simple silver bowls for an understated and elegant look.

Arrangements of pink and lavender hydrangeas and roses are surrounded by supper-club lamps for an old-fashioned flair.

Red and orange rose centerpieces are wrapped with wide ribbon that is fastened with pearl-tipped pins.

Bunches of white flowers in small groupings make for a striking tablescape.

A sprinkling of soft pink roses punctuates this lovely centerpiece.

Large succulent plants, peonies, roses, hydrangea, ranunculus, and olive and sage foliage are placed in a rustic urn.

Centerpieces of peonies, garden roses, sweetpeas, lisianthus, and green hydrangea displayed in moss bowls are accented with faux birds.

Mounds of white peonies, lisianthus, and feverfew create sweet centerpieces.

Centerpieces made from hydrangeas, dogwood, spirea, roses, and fern are placed in a footed vessel for a luxe look.

Low centerpieces of jasmine, wax flower, Queen Anne's lace, lisianthus, and blush-hued garden roses are sophisticated yet warm.

This sunny bunch of large and small blooms boasts creamy white, muted yellow, pale orange, and mossy green ranunculus for texture, white garden roses and yellow begonias for volume, and weigela leaves to complement the color scheme.

When topped with shimmering votive candles and a beautiful vase of soft pink ranunculus, a mirror becomes a pool of reflective light that casts a glow onto the reception tables.

Set atop an alabaster compote, this centerpiece incorporates "Sally Holmes" roses, peach English roses, oak-leaf hydrangea foliage, pomegranates and foxtail grass flowers to create an arrangement so unusual that it looks as if it were plucked from a Victorian botanical print.

Create an "urban barn" feel by topping farm tables with groupings of ranunculus, hyacinths, seeded eucalyptus, stars of Bethlehem, and dahlias.

Rather than mix these ranunculus, anemones, and snowberries in one solitary arrangement, put them in separate vases that are positioned together for impact.

Romantic Majolica, garden, and spray roses make for contemporary centerpieces when juxtaposed with geometric terra-cotta pots.

This lush arrangement features peonies, garden roses, jasmine vine, lilacs, dusty miller foliage, anemones, foxglove, and metallic leaves in a vintage vessel.

Arrangements of ranunculus, tulips, stock, spray roses, thistle, and blueberries in footed vases are effortlessly chic.