Category — Centerpieces

Lately we’ve seen some stunning floral centerpieces and displays. We’ll let the photos do the talking…

Enjoy your week!

Love, Raya

Photography credits: Smitten Photography, Kelli Jane Photography, (left) AJWilliams Photography (via * ), (right) Sarah K Chen, Desi Baytan, Melissa McCrotty.

Whether you met your significant other at a bookstore, are a bookworm, or simply love the look of an old hardback book, stacking and grouping your favorite classic reads has gained momentum both in the world of weddings and interior design.

Use books as centerpieces by grouping vertically or topping horizontally-stacked books with candles and flowers. Books, too, make fantastic photo props for bridal jewelry, shoes, rings, etc. Take the look further by sending bookmarks as save-the-dates or using pages from old books as stationery.

We love the vintage feel that just a stack of books can bring to a look!

XOXO, Raya

Group 1: trio of books (wildflowers photography), pearls atop books (sweet life photo), books centerpiece (Erin McFarland); Group 2: table by Flush Designs (erin+courtney DeJauregui via Once Wed), b&w photo (via Weddingbee), book of hearts (Melissa McCrotty); Group 3: rings atop books (We Heart Photography), shoes atop books (joielala photographie), heels atop books (13:13 Photography via postcards and pretties).

Outdoor weddings, garden parties and picnics… there is so much to look forward to this season! One thing to love, especially, are all the gorgeous centerpieces. Soft hues of pink, yellow and white blooms, votives and candelabras, fresh greenery, and glassware will mingle on tabletops.

Allow the warming weather and flowers of the season to inspire you!

xoxo, Raya & Erin

Photo credits: 1: (Simply Bloom), yellow flower (Lane Dittoe), mirror centerpiece (Paper + Lace); 2: jars and flowers (Melissa McCrotty), peach and pink variety, design by Florette (via Brides), silver bowl w/ flowers (AJ Williams via Rock My Wedding); 3: Easter centerpieces, designed by Eileen Tran (Pam Scott via Celebrations at Home), flowers/candles centerpiece (Martha Stewart), gerbera daisies (via Country Living).