A Floral Focal Point
Although cohesive style is key to a well-designed wedding, every arrangement doesn't have to be a carbon copy of the others. To make things visually interesting, create a unique focal point in one main area, like on your escort-card table or the bar shown here. To keep things consistent, incorporate at least one element that appears elsewhere, says Cossette.
To create this arrangement, she filled a wooden bucket with bright red garden roses, creamy hydrangeas, figs, pokeweed, and ornamental grasses.
I love this site, but have had bad viruses from it and have not been able to get back to my profile easily. Other names just show up when I enter my email and password. Very frustrating.
We added beautiful rhinestone picks to our flowers. The picks really made an impression, especially because we had the same jewels on the invitations, brooch bouquet, menu and place cards. We got them from http://thebuckleboutique.com/Vintage-Look-Brooch-Bouquet.aspx. You would not believe all the compliments we received!