FOR THE LOVE OF CENTERPIECES, AS THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAIL
This centrepiece was for a Goan themed welcome
lunch. Here we used fresh pineapples and
blended them with fresh !owers. Since this was
placed on wooden tables, the contrast looked
quite exquisite.
This !oral centrepiece was for a chevron themed
Mehendi. We took inspiration from the patterns of
chevron and infused them with bright colors. This
particular picture shows a hand painted bottle
which had 3D mehendi patterns on it, alongside a
s mall tub of flowers.
This beautiful centrepiece was put together for a
traditional haldi ceremony. The magnetism it
created was because of the simple approach
towards the design.
The theme to this wedding was based on a dream
almost every girl grew up with- ‘Once upon a time’.
The centrepiece expresses the fairy-tale like
element, accompanied by the horse carriage with
a !oral bed.
This centrepiece was based on the famous
pumpkin chariot of Cinderella, enhanced with
!owers and candles. This is balanced with an
earthy bamboo holder, revealing quotes from
various fairy-tales.
Breaking away from the usual !owers or paper
craft used for centrepieces, this particular one is
hands down our favourite. The uniqueness of this
lies in its simplicity and monotone usage of colors.
Who would have thought that simple barley
straws, put together in a jar would look this
pretty?
Simple, elegant and balanced with just the right
amount of !orals. At theme weavers, we don’t
believe in unnecessarily bundling up exotic !orals
and increasing the budgets of the clients. In fact,
we believe in minimal use of !owers to highlight
their beauty without creating clutter.
Exotic flowers, gorgeous pearls, crochet lace and
glitter candles- all placed artistically on a wooden
log to balance it out. What more do you need for
the centre piece inspired from the royal Portugal
sails.
Pretty white flowers paired with unique lamps and
glass bottles already look elegant. But what
happens when a simple locket is added to this
installation? That’s what we call the magic of
design! The anchor denotes the royal Portugal sail
theme that we did for this wedding.
Once again inspired from the nautical theme, this
centrepiece comprised of a wooden ship wheel at
the base, decorated with bright exotic !owers.
This centrepiece was created for a Goan wedding.
The theme depicted the unison of the bride and
groom and showed the birds !ying into a heavenly
abode to seek the blessings of the one above.
Taking a different approach to a mehendi table
installation, we decided to use jute cords to wrap
the bottles and add a simple floral element to
them. These were further adorned with gainda
malas around themjust to give the right touch to
the function.
Totally spelling retro, this centrepiece was
inspired by the Great Gatsby.. Using classic colors,
adding just the right amount of bling and
completing it with candles and !orals, this was a
treat for the guests.
Inspired from the French, this centre piece was
made of acrylic and had an exotic floral base. It
was further decorated with LED pillar tapered
candles. This masterpiece was battery operated
and blended from one color to the other to
further enhance the wow factor.
Since this event was at The Umaid Bhawan Palace,
we had to pay close attention to each detail and
amplify it to match the palace itself.
Exotic flowers in high-end wedding is something
most of us have witnessed, but imagine a simple
glass vase, adorned with nothing but a few tulips
and placed near a tastefully done mehendi
candle? What was the result? Awestruck guests
who were absolutely in love with this unique
design!
So these were few of our favourite ones. Since each one is close to our hearts, we cannot choose just one!