Non-Floral Centerpieces That Will Leave You Swooning Over Them

While weddings can be all about flowers and you cannot imagine it without every stem and bouquet of flower at every corner, there are other objects that make up a pretty good decoration item. We are especially talking about centerpieces that contribute in a grand-looking wedding. All you have to do is think a little more outside the floral box and come up with pieces that will leave everyone swoon over them. Here are some ideas that you can implement at your wedding instead of flowers:

Go the opposite of floral and decorate your wedding tables with cactus! They actually look pretty sitting at the center of the table with their thorns making everything look beautiful.

You have a variety of options and a free-hand in decor with ornamental centerpieces. The colour scheme can play a big role in covering your wedding theme.

Colours are what you are going to get with a fruit centerpiece. All your favourite fruits in one place to make your table look like a piece of art. Talk about being unique.

The rustic and fall factor in weddings is high these days so why not go for a centerpiece as well. Bring in those pine cones and wood to roughen up the table in a very mesmerizing way.

Vibrant colours and funky objects as centerpieces make it a party on every table. Your favourite childhood pinwheels can be a great decoration option for an outdoor wedding.

Candles can set the perfect mood for your wedding with their beautiful centerpiece placements. They can be classy, they can be romantic and they can light up everything for the perfect selfies your guests will take!

If you are a book lover, there can be nothing more perfect than an antique book centerpiece.

Clocks always do the work for you. A vintage clock makes a worthy centerpiece with its detailed design and features.

While flowers are the essence of weddings, there are a number of other creative ideas that can go with or without flowers and make weddings look equally mesmerizing. Which one are you opting for at your own wedding?