Months ago I found teacup planters (it fits the venue really well - bungalow coffee house turned wedding venue, they even has a teacup chandelier inside). I can't decide what to do under these for a base. (Each planter measures 8L x 6.5W x 4.5H in.)
I will plant either flowers or a green plant in these. I'm planning on using white linen for the tables and not doing place settings (casual reception). I'll probably place a wedding mad libs at every setting though. Probably having 10 tables.
Should I:
1) Put nothing under them, they'll look fine as-is (cheapest option, obviously)
2) Put a garden trivet/stepping stone under it to give more of a dimension to it ($10-20 probably per trivet)
3) Find a container (plastic or wood) that would hold a section (maybe a square foot) of sod and place the planter on the grass (cost possibly $10/table depending on containers used)
Pictures: reception space at venue, teacup planter, stepping stone example