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Expert August 2016

Centerpieces - Cost and Quantity

Private, on June 11, 2016 at 4:11 PM Posted in Style and Décor 0 25

How much did you pay for each one of your centerpieces? How many did you have total?

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Latest activity by OG Matt, on June 13, 2016 at 12:54 PM
  • c_h_a_r
    Expert August 2016
    c_h_a_r ·
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    I bought mine used off of kijiji... I still need to add some final touches to make them "complete" to my liking, but so far I've paid $100 for 15 tables

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  • A
    VIP June 2017
    Along10 ·
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    This is going to vary widely depending on what type of centerpieces people use.

    I'm not sure how much mine will be yet. They will be floral in tall vases and short. These can be pretty pricey but it depends on the type of flowers, how many, type of vase, etc. What are you planning on doing for centerpieces?

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  • Candice
    Dedicated January 2021
    Candice ·
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    I bought flowers off of afloral.com -- got 177 12" roses for $163, but my venue provides vases, circular mirrors, and votive candles. The number of RSVPs will determine how many flowers will be at each table, but I'm aiming for about 30 tables.

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  • StokedToBeASaucier
    Master September 2017
    StokedToBeASaucier ·
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    I believe ours are $250 per centerpiece. I think we'll have 7.

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  • jazminl05
    Super October 2016
    jazminl05 ·
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    We have 12 tables so we are doing 6 high ($250 each) and 6 low at ($150 each)

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  • I_CRE8
    Super November 2016
    I_CRE8 ·
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    Pretty much nothing. We are using antiques that we own and borrowing from family. It cuts costs down and personalizes a bit more. And instead of large arrangements, we're doing bud vases and succulents.

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  • Private
    Expert August 2016
    Private ·
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    Thanks everyone! @A-lynn17 I am doing something like this photo shows - white tray w/ sand inside, clear hurricanes, floating candles, and starfish/shell accents. My mom and I have finally found the perfect size trays which are $20 apiece. Then I got to thinking about how much each of these would cost when all is said and done and was wondering how much other people are spending! Not sure if I will try to find a similar, cheaper tray or just go with it.


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  • Monique  Wilber
    Monique Wilber ·
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    I'm a wedding floral designer...it REALLY depends on what you want.

    If you DIY, I'd say anywhere from $10 up, but for $10 it's not much

    For low centerpieces from a florist, I'd say likely $35 - 150, depending on the container, and if you are having premium flowers (hydrangea, peonies, callas, garden roses, etc). There are some gorgeous footed faux mercury vases out there that are pricey even for the florist to get.

    Tall centerpieces usually start at $125; but a lot of the really lush ones you see on pinterest are $350-500.

    So - as you can see, quite a range.

    Best wishes!

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  • Dana993
    Super November 2016
    Dana993 ·
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    I'm spending about 50 on each table. I will have 20 tables. My theme is antique travel so it includes a lot of yard sale finds and diy items.

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  • R
    Super June 2017
    Robin ·
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    That is a beautiful centerpiece

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  • R
    Super June 2017
    Robin ·
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    Mine will probably be about $15 a table. We need about 17

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  • Rebecca
    Expert May 2017
    Rebecca ·
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    Our Venue does custom centerpieces to match our colors.

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  • Mrs.T_618
    VIP June 2016
    Mrs.T_618 ·
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    8" square box is $65 and 10" is $85. We have 22 tables.


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  • Veronica
    Devoted March 2017
    Veronica ·
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    I spent $600 on all of our decor and flowers from the reception, bouquets and boutonnieres. All DIY. We opted for preserved flowers instead of fresh and we will have 10 tables.

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  • Colleen
    VIP June 2016
    Colleen ·
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    $25 for 8 low vases of hydrangea, roses and stock. I bought the vases for $6 and gave them to florist to fill

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  • Ashley H.
    Savvy July 2016
    Ashley H. ·
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    Last summer exactly one year from my wedding date I went to the farmers market to see what flowers would be in season and how much I could expect to spend. I bought 3 bouquets for $25 dollars and split them up into 15 smaller vases and they looked perfect. I'm doing round and rectangular tables with flowers going all the way down and about 8-10 vases on each table. The vases I'm using are basically anything glass that I've come across over the last year: mason jars in various sizes, spaghetti sauce jars, jam jars, wine bottles, etc. all cleaned and either chalk painted or decorated with lace or twine, plus some cute vases that were reasonably priced from hobby lobby, Joanns, or Michaels. For 18 tables I'm looking at less than $300 for all my centerpieces!


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  • MS1026
    Devoted July 2016
    MS1026 ·
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    We are doing all low centerpieces with fresh flowers and foliage. $250 each.

    I know I could have done it cheaper (got quotes as low as $175), but my mom passed away while we were planning, and flowers/this florist were the part she was most excited about, so I splurged here.

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  • Steph
    Super August 2016
    Steph ·
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    We are having 3 different center pieces, the candle one will be 3 vases with pillar candles about $15 each table, a short floral centerpiece at $20 each and a tall floral at $40 each. We are using a florist that works with fake flowers and I got my vases from the dollar tree or 40% off from JoAnns and spray painted gold. I need about 25 tables so I tried to find cheaper centerpieces.

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  • annakay511
    Master July 2015
    annakay511 ·
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    Our tall centerpieces were $139/ea. They were hydrangea, roses and baby's breath and that also includes the cost of the vase, which we purchased. We had 7 of these.

    ETA: Incorrect price! I double-checked my contract.


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  • annakay511
    Master July 2015
    annakay511 ·
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    To save costs, we repurposed the BM bouquets as the short centerpieces! They cost $45/ea and it saved us about $400. They were hydrangea, delphinium blossoms and baby's breath. There were also 7 of these.


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