This wedding reception table uses three of the hippest decor elements including pampas grass, copper accents, and linen. Available year round either dried or fresh, pampas grass is used as a pretty centerpiece in copper vases. Abundant candle light on top of a shimmery table linen reflects the light around the table. DIY Wax Seal Place Cards are seen on top of the natural linen napkins. Don't worry about getting the wrinkles out of these, the natural fibers of linen give the table some wonderful texture.
The coolest material to use in your wedding centerpieces, pampas grass, takes center stage here on this sophisticated wedding table. The pampas grass used here is dried and is available all year round. Fresh pampas grass, available in the spring and summer months, is fluffier with longer stems. The benefit of using dried pampas grass is that you don't need a water source. The open framework of the vases I used, actually candle holders, creates an airy look on the table.
Copper accents, in the candles, flatware, and plates, gives the candle light a reflective quality all down the table. Finished off with some DIY Wax Seal Place Cards and linen napkins, this tablescape would easily fit into any style of venue.
A rose gold candle holder is used as a vase for the dried pampas grass. Since it doesn't need a water source, this geometric candle holder is a great option to add some negative space and airy quality to the centerpiece.
Here I styled one of the DIY Wax Seal Place Cards onto a natural linen napkin. The best thing about using natural linen is that you can embrace it's pretty texture and don't have to worry about ironing every single napkin.
For the place settings, Rose Gold Dessert Plates are styled on top of white ornate dinner plates.
Copper Mercury Glass Votive Holders give that extra bit of sparkle to the table that makes it feel formal. The shiny exterior reflects all of the pretty candle light.
Premium Champagne Flutes and Rose Gold Flatware finish off the place settings.
