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Eiffel Tower centerpieces

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Tee , on May 9, 2018 at 4:11 PM

Has any one worked with the Eiffel Tower centerpieces before? I’m concerned that the flower arrangements will be too thick to fit inside the centerpiece. I plan on using about 8-10 flower stems for each centerpiece. Please help, send pictures if you’ve ever used these centerpieces or plan on using...

Has any one worked with the Eiffel Tower centerpieces before? I’m concerned that the flower arrangements will be too thick to fit inside the centerpiece.

I plan on using about 8-10 flower stems for each centerpiece.

Please help, send pictures if you’ve ever used these centerpieces or plan on using them.

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Expert October 2019
joey · on May 14, 2018 at 5:53 AM
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Yes, I have seen sand, small marbles, gemstones. They should have a filler in them to give them some weight. I'm using something called 'fastcap' which is a double sided high performance permanent adhesive tape. They use this to adhere thin furniture pieces. I'm going to tape mine down to a mirror because I don't want to use any filler.

Also by gluing a small plate to the top, it adds balance to the vase.

As one poster said, not a good idea to use outside. Indoors should be just fine. Went to a wedding two months ago where the bride used only these type of vases. None of them moved.
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VIP November 2018
ISaidHallYes · on May 14, 2018 at 7:12 AM
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As previous posters suggested... use the foam balls. You can get the full look without trying to stuff the stems in the vases!
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NOHEMI · on May 17, 2019 at 10:55 PM
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I'm thinking on creating Eiffel tower centerpieces for my daughter's quinceanera. How many stems did you use on this centerpiece? Are these flowers natural or silk. Where did yo get the flowers?
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