Planning a wedding can get pretty pricey, really fast. But, DIY-ing some of the table decorations for your big day can take off some of the financial pressure. While you probably won’t be sewing your ...

Floral centerpieces are a classic choice for decorating dining tables, wedding receptions, or parties. They instantly brighten the atmosphere and tie together the overall theme of your table setting.

As soon as you receive the flowers you preordered for your wedding day, immediately cut the stems at a 45-degree angle and put them in water. "This angle gives the flower more surface area to drink ...

You don’t need to spend a fortune to make your wedding tables look beautiful. Bud vases are simple, affordable and charming. With a few flowers and candles, you can make your tables feel full and ...

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From bridesmaids bouquets to centerpieces, boutonnieres, and petals for your trip down the aisle, a wedding requires a fair amount of flowers. And why shouldn't it? Whether you're planning a ...

As the founder of wedding businesses The Mad Florist and For the Table, California-based entrepreneur Sam Hwang has a reputation for creating unforgettable experiences for couples. But when it came to ...

When Natasha Cronen got married last September, she knew exactly what her bridal bouquet would look like, down to the petal. That’s because she’d made it herself, two days earlier, along with all the ...