Styling Table 101

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When it comes to wedding tables, there are so many ways you can go. And truth be told, there will never be a wedding table that looks identical unless maybe one couple loves a certain look and purposefully recreates it.

Let’s take a look at what makes a wedding table. So there are five main ingredients to look out for when styling which include: layers, height, candles, textures and details. Now of course, it may differ slightly depending on what you like.

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When it comes to layers, play around with things. Find out how different textures can work with one another. Sometimes it is also good to take a step back and look at it from afar to make sure you don’t overcrowd things and have too much going on.

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Haven’t we all seen those extravagant weddings whereby the flower arrangement is way too big and tall that it gets difficult to converse and see who’s on the other side of the table? Yep, that’s a big no no.

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When it comes to height, the best scenario is for your guests to enjoy each other below eye level. You don’t want them to feel frustrated having to struggle to look past what seems like a forest of flowers. But keep in mind to play with different heights too as having everything in the same height can fall flat and boring.

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Candles are also great. They can turn rooms into something magical. Mix up your candles using tea lights or pillar candles.

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Textures are an important part of dressing up a table as well. Make use of different fabrics and accessories. They have the power to change the mood of the table such as making it seem warmer or softer.

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Lastly, pay attention to the details. The fun part to this is you can add a few personal touches that makes you, you. For instance, you can add party favors on the tables. Or maybe even place unique place settings that have been customized with you and your partner’s initials.