Flowers as the Ideal Table Decoration for the Most Important Day of Your Life

The wedding table decoration consists largely of flowers – this is a tradition and is maintained at (almost) every wedding celebration.

The floral decoration on the table is usually coordinated with the bridal bouquet. When choosing the flowers, it's important that the arrangements are not too tall. This is because guests sitting across from each other need to be able to see one another. Additionally, the floral decoration is often arranged in a long shape or kept modest, so it doesn't take up too much space and leaves room for food and drinks.
The center of the banquet table is usually specially designed and can be adorned with a slightly more elaborate arrangement. Of course, the couple also has a special place, which should be emphasized. As a general rule, a small arrangement is placed for every four seats. Another option is to place a small bouquet or arrangement at each setting, but this should be truly tiny.

The color scheme of the room decoration, the bridal bouquet, and the table decor must harmonize. This doesn't mean that everything has to be identical—by focusing on a harmonious color line, there is still plenty of room to let creativity flow freely.

More and more people are allergic to certain pollens, flowers, and plants. Even the birch greenery commonly used in May can be a torment for some. Therefore, it's important to reconsider who is invited and whether there are any guests who are affected by allergies. It’s also a good idea to discuss this with parents, partners, or other relatives to avoid unpleasant surprises. For allergy sufferers, there is hardly anything worse than entering a room where the decor triggers heavy sneezing and swollen eyes.

Whether in a bouquet, floral foam, or other arrangements, flowers last much longer when their stems are cut short. Therefore, avoid incorporating flowers with long stems into arrangements, as they wilt faster and lose their beauty more quickly.