Table Number Stands

I made this as a Home Made Table Number Stand holders. I just used a 2 inch block and a 3/8 inch stick. I will be painting in black, to match the runner on the table. And in case you haven’t read my earlier post the wine glasses will have red or white roses floating in water with a few pearls. Then a string of pearls around everything pulls it all together. I’m still working on the table number photos. I have all of them made on the computer but some of them are hard to read the numbers. I was thinking the back side would be simply the number (computerized, not hand drawn like the picture). I used pictures of us from our 8 years of dating; special places we have been to, important times in our life.

I love the idea of the branches, or a tall bamboo / garden stick that you could put into the vases with the number attached. I found a website that sells wooden tulips: they could look beautiful in your centerpieces with the number attached or painted on.

However, I don’t think the table numbers have to be so easily visible: mine are going to be very low because I only have 10 tables and I didn’t think it necessary to have tall Table Number Stands, Unless you have loads and loads of tables, guests will be able to find their place fairly easily

There seem to be a lot of brides-to-be out there looking for accents for their wedding. Some brides might be particular about color schemes that occur in their wedding – for instance, matching something to their bridesmaid dress. One of the interesting alternatives is something as festive and simple as wedding petals.

I will provide some information about these “wedding petals” that may have gotten you curious.

1. Where would I put the petals? How can I use them?

Answer: You can spread them over tables, put them on the floor, place them in baskets (with wedding favors), have the flower girl throw them around, or have them fall from the rafters (if you have a high ceiling).

2. Are the petals real?

Answer: No, they are artificial petals / artificial rose petals Some people use the term fake petals / fake rose petals.

3. What are they made of?

Answer: They are usually called silk rose petals but they are actually made of microfiber. If they were made of silk, they would not be sturdy enough to retain their shape. Some cheap petals are made of starched material that feels like linen.

4. How much do silk petals [wedding petals] go for?

Answer: Some silk petals go for as low as $2.50 for 100 petals but some can price at $5-$10 for a set of 100.

5. Do they feel real?

Answer: Silk petals are made of microfiber – it bears some realism to the feeling of a real rose petal.

6. Do they come in different colors? What different colors are out there?

Answer: You can find wedding petals in virtually any color of the rainbow.

If you are looking for a festive alternative, and want something that has versatility and is classy, I would suggest using silk rose petals.

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