Inspired Creations – Winter Wedding Tablescape

We’re gearing up for a hot and humid weekend here so this winter-inspired tablescape for the Inspired Creations Contest feels pleasantly unique today. It’s the work of Custom Paper Works, GoIzzy and Dziekonski Photography and is inspired by the notion that winter weddings don’t need to involve holiday motifs or snowflakes in order to feel seasonally appropriate. This design is elegant and traditional and features sparkly details and a beautiful cascae of petals falling from the ceiling into the gorgeous centerpiece.

The team kept varying budgets in mind when designing this tablescape. Centerpieces can easily be scaled up or down, in both quantity of flowers and height. A venue’s existing chairs could be embellished with pearl and crystal strands instead of renting more expensive chiavari chairs. The hanging wreath and drop flowers can be made from real orchids or artificial flowers. The idea is to take this as inspiration and then make it your own to fit your own budget.

Using layers of elegant linens, lots of texture and an abundance of elegant details and candlelight, the team created a really beautiful and inviting winter wedding tablescape. They were also kind enough to share a DIY tutorial for the cute rhinestone candle table numbers.

DIY Project – Crystal Candle Table Numbers
While we used petite numbers for our intimate table, they can easily be made larger, or adhered directly onto illuminated centerpiece vases if you are using your own.

Supplies:
Strips of small adhesive crystals
Small frosted votive candle holders

Step 1: Clean candle holders, assemble materials
Step 2: Decide on font/style for your numbers. If you don’t want to place them freestyle, print each number out and temporarily place inside candle holder to use as a template.
Step 3: Remove crystal strips from package, and place onto candle holder, tracing the template or creating each number freestyle as you go! Crystals can be removed and replaced easily until desired look is achieved. Cut off any extra crystals.
Step 4: Fill in any gaps with single crystals.

Further embellish the candle holders with more crystals, monograms or designs to suit your style.

Vendors –
Stationery from Kate of Custom Paper Works
Floral and Tabletop Design by Izabela of GoIzzy
Photography by Marek of Dziekonski Photography

{Photos by Dziekonski Photography.}