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BHLDN Wedding Tablescape
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Element 1: Fresh Flowers. "If your favorite flowers are out of season, look for a color match and size match." -
Ridged Tin Vases, $4—$12
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Element 2: Soft Lighting. "If the venue doesn't permit real candles, LED lights give the same warm glow. They're also a go-to choice for hanging lanterns." (
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Element 3: Found Objects."Reuse items from your home, like these wrought iron garden chairs we had here at HQ."
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"Consider repurposing some fabric into a table runner. Here, we used lace left over from another project."
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Element 4: A Neutral Place Setting. "Let the atmosphere shine!" (Anthropologie Anatolia Dinnerware, $12—$18)
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Chrysanthemum Block Print Napkin, $18 at Terrain
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Element 5: The Perfect Place Card. Kraft Paper Place Cards, $12/set of 50
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Terrestrial Place Card Holders, $28/set of six
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Element 6: The Perfect Table Number. "A font can make a wedding and carry your look throughout the day—on menus, place cards, and signage." (
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Element 7: An exciting backdrop. "Layer something neutral with something more graphic." (Parchment Pennant Garland
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Element 8: Plenty of Sweets. "Tiny treats are great to give your guests a variety. It allows you to pick multiple options so you can really include all of your favorites."
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Royal Icing Cake Stands, $228;
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Dream in Lace Plates, $78/set of six
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Element 9: A Signature Cocktail. (Derby Cups, $18/ea;
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Celebrate Cake Server, $48
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Element 10: Personalization. "Share something you love with your guests!" (Number Bottle Stopper, $10/ea;