{"id":352249,"date":"2023-09-28T15:00:25","date_gmt":"2023-09-28T14:00:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/whimsicalwonderlandweddings.com\/?p=352249"},"modified":"2024-10-24T16:22:46","modified_gmt":"2024-10-24T15:22:46","slug":"winter-wedding-centrepieces-table-decor-ideas","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wedissimo.com\/blog\/winter-wedding-centrepieces-table-decor-ideas\/","title":{"rendered":"30 Winter Wedding Centrepieces & Table Decor Ideas"},"content":{"rendered":"

I do think the winter is one of the most romantic seasons, who’s with me? I mean the cosy dark nights, candlelight, rich colours, warm drinks and twinkling lights. What better time of year to say I do? \u2764\ufe0f<\/p>\n

Seeing as you’re planning a winter wedding, I’ve put together some of my very favourite winter centrepieces and table decoration ideas<\/strong>. As well as links to some gorgeous table accessories and my top winter wedding styling tips.<\/p>\n

Centrepieces & Wedding Table Decor Ideas To Create A Winter Wonderland<\/em><\/h2>\n

It\u2019s exciting choosing your winter table decorations, but I also know that it can be tricky to decide on the perfect centre for your wedding table.<\/p>\n

But I am here to the rescue with my round-up of seriously romantic centrepieces. Ready to take a look at all the pretty ideas? Let\u2019s go!<\/p>\n

\u2192 This post contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission if you make a purchase \u2013 at no additional cost to yourself. <\/em><\/p>\n

1. Blousy Blooms<\/h3>\n

Go bold with a bountiful and tall floral display. Pop your metal stand<\/a> on a log slice<\/a> for additional height.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Michelle Huggleston Photography<\/a> via Oxwich Bay Hotel Wedding<\/a> Room Decoration Centrepieces & Flowers: The Wedding Business<\/a><\/p>\n

2. Reuse Bouquets<\/h3>\n

Take your bouquets from ceremony to reception and use them as centrepieces. It’s a great way to reuse decor and save cash on your flower budget.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Ben Barron<\/a> via Aswarby Rectory Wedding<\/a> Florist: Number 27<\/a><\/p>\n

3. Pure White & Blue<\/h3>\n

Go for pure white wedding flowers, using gypsophila and roses to create this effect. Along with tall white candles<\/a> and blue linen<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"Blue Photo: Natalie Silvester Photography<\/a> via Blue White Wedding Ideas<\/a> Stylist: The Wedding Bee <\/a><\/p>\n

4. And By Night<\/h3>\n

Then by night, you can see how the same table transforms into a glowing, inviting space to dine. Wow.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Natalie Silvester Photography<\/a> via Blue White Wedding Ideas<\/a> Stylist: The Wedding Bee<\/a><\/p>\n

5. Jewel Tones<\/h3>\n

Jewel tones are a great winter wedding colour idea. Rich, sumptuous and so very gorgeous. Team bright flowers with gold candlesticks<\/a> and gold-rimmed plates<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"Jewel Photo: Thorn and Found<\/a> via Somersbury Barn Wedding<\/a> Props & Table Styling: The Prop Library<\/a><\/p>\n

6. Dark & Simple<\/h3>\n

Simple candles with a greenery runner and red napkins<\/a> make for a beautifully cosy space.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Ben Barron<\/a> via Aswarby Rectory Wedding<\/a> Florist: Number 27 <\/a><\/p>\n

7. Mistletoe<\/h3>\n

Does it get any more festive than mistletoe? Perfect for Christmas weddings<\/a>! Add hanging lanterns<\/a> and dainty wire fairy lights<\/a> to complete the look.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Thyme Lane Photography<\/a> via Christmas Marquee Wedding<\/a> Florist & Stylist: Starry Eyed Weddings<\/a><\/p>\n

8. Rustic Moss<\/h3>\n

Source eco-friendly moss and use it alongside wooden tableware<\/a> and log candle holders<\/a>. All the woodland vibes are brought inside for a cosy affair!<\/p>\n

\"Natural Photo: Jenna Kathleen Photographer<\/a> via Ethical Natural Wedding Ideas<\/a><\/p>\n

9. Terrarium<\/h3>\n

Terrariums<\/a> are a fun way to spice up a winter centrepiece, with candles surrounding it can look stunning.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Bloom Weddings<\/a> via Carriage Hall Wedding<\/a> D\u00e9cor\/Hire: Princess Occasions<\/a><\/p>\n

10. Black & Gold<\/h3>\n

Team dark bloom with gold cutlery<\/a>, napkins and slate table mats<\/a> for a decadent wintery vibe.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Ayelle Photography via Modern Gothic Wedding Ideas Woods<\/a> Venue Styling: Fleur De Lace<\/p>\n

11. Gin Bottle<\/h3>\n

Save old gin bottles and use them for flowers then pop them onto hessian runners<\/a>. Budget and eco-friendly, win-win!<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Two D Photography<\/a> via Dodmoor House Wedding Day<\/a> Florist & Decor: Greenroom Flowers<\/a><\/p>\n

12. Gold Sequin Runner<\/h3>\n

Add some glam with gold sequin fabric<\/a> running down the centre. As the afternoon light dims, the twinkle of the candlelight will dance on the sequins.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Sarah J Scott Photography<\/a> via Blue Purple Gold Wedding Ideas<\/a> Stylist: Kate Marie Event Styling<\/a><\/p>\n

13. Floating Pine Cone Candles<\/h3>\n

Collect pine cones sustainably and add them with floating candles<\/a> to tall vases<\/a>. So stylish yet rustic it’s a really unique winter wedding decor idea<\/strong> for your table.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Naomi Mills Photography<\/a> via Christmas Wedding Theme<\/a> Planner: HS Weddings<\/p>\n

14. Swathes Of Red Roses<\/h3>\n

Now, roses are a notoriously expensive flower, so beware, this look could be expensive to pull off. But wow! Don’t the flower arrangements look great with the hurricane candlestick holders<\/a>?<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Brandon and Serena Photography<\/a> via Red Rose Wedding Ideas<\/a> Flowers: Simply Elegant by Emma<\/a><\/p>\n

15. Cream & Gold<\/h3>\n

Pair cream table runners<\/a> with neutral blooms, pampas grass and gold candles for an effortless and timeless table style.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: The Light Painters<\/a> via Cockliffe Country House Wedding<\/a> Florist: Sophie\u2019s Flower Co<\/a><\/p>\n

16. Red Velvet Runner<\/h3>\n

Red velvet<\/a> is a tactile and romantic texture to add to a romantic winter centrepiece.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Olivia Yuen Photo<\/a> via New Orleans Micro Wedding<\/a> Planner: Becca Kelly<\/a><\/p>\n

17. Grey & Greenery<\/h3>\n

Grey is a surprisingly beautiful tone to use on your wedding table and it works especially well with greenery. The ombre wine glasses<\/a>, fabric and marbled tableware<\/a> all add a softness.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Grace Elizabeth Photography<\/a> via Grey Wedding Ideas<\/a> Styling: Rebecca Marie Weddings & Events<\/a><\/p>\n

18. Blue White & Brass<\/h3>\n

Ducky blue and brass accessories look fantastic with white wedding flowers<\/a> and illustrated stationery.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: SJP Photography<\/a> via Dusky Blue Wedding<\/a> Floristry & Styling: Sweetpea and Ivy<\/a><\/p>\n

19. Cosy Linen<\/h3>\n

Bring in the Hygge vibes with the softest linen napkins<\/a> piled onto rustic tables. This would make for an unusual winter table decor look.<\/p>\n

\"Rustic Photo: Emily Tyler Photography<\/a> via Upthorpe Wood Wedding<\/a> Styling: Smoke & Wildwood<\/a><\/p>\n

20. Gold Candles<\/h3>\n

Mix and match different gold candle holders<\/a> for a natural yet glamorous style.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Joanna Briggs Photography<\/a> via Winter Blue Barn Wedding Ideas<\/a> Glassware, Cutlery & Table Linen: Table To Dine For<\/a><\/p>\n

21. Spruce & Pine Cones<\/h3>\n

Log cabin vibes all the way with a spruce runner, copper cutlery<\/a> and of course, candles!<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Mini and Me Photography<\/a> via Christmas Wedding Ideas<\/a> Flowers: East Kent Flower Company<\/a><\/p>\n

22. Snowy White & Icy Blue<\/h3>\n

How about an ice-blue wedding theme, teamed with pure snowy white touches? The blue glasses<\/a> and glass candle holders look strikingly beautiful.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Ryann Lindsey Wedding Photography<\/a> via Snowy Winter Wonderland Anniversary Shoot<\/a> Design & Decor: Confetti Studio<\/a><\/p>\n

23. Starry Accessories<\/h3>\n

Add cute starry accessories<\/a> as an xmas wedding table decoration idea.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Christine Third Wheeling<\/a> via Celestial Wedding Ideas<\/a> Styling, Props & Stationery: The Elysian Styling Co.<\/p>\n

24. Lantern Candles<\/h3>\n

Use lanterns<\/a> as a swap for fresh flowers. Forage for greenery in your garden and gift the candle holders to guests to reuse them.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Siobhan Beales Photography<\/a> via Wick Farm Bath Wedding<\/a> Flowers: Hibiscus and Hodge<\/a><\/p>\n

25. Traditional Red & Green Christmas<\/h3>\n

For a Christmas wedding table, go for classic green and gold decor. Charger plates<\/a> and placemats add a gorgeous layered feel.<\/p>\n

\"Wintery Photo: Barbara Markiewicz Photography<\/a> via Christmas Tree Farm Wedding<\/a> Stylist: Ambience Venue Styling<\/a><\/p>\n

26. Foliage & Candlelight<\/h3>\n

More is more when it comes to foliage on a winter wedding table. Add candles and fairy lights<\/a> for all the twinkle.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Laura Coughlan<\/a> via Silver Blue Wedding<\/a> Florist Stationery & D\u00e9cor: Starry Eyed Weddings<\/a><\/p>\n

27. Blue & Gold<\/h3>\n

Take inspiration from the night sky with deep blue, gold and star wedding table decorations. The celestial table confetti<\/a> is a gorgeous finishing touch.<\/p>\n

\"Blue Photo: Olegs Samsonovs Photography<\/a> via Moon Stars Wedding Ideas<\/a> Styling & Venue: Hayne House<\/a><\/p>\n

28. Pretty & Delicate<\/h3>\n

Light and bright can be a great option for a winter wedding centrepiece. Add a pop of deep red to tie it all together.<\/p>\n

\"Pretty Photo: Steph Kiely Photography<\/a> via Purple Winter Wedding Ideas<\/a> Venue Styling: Ambience Venue Styling Buckinghamshire<\/a><\/p>\n

29. Pillar Candle Top Table<\/h3>\n

For a showstopping top table decor idea<\/a>, use lots of pillar candles<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"Winter Photo: Leah Lombardi<\/a> via Preston Priory Barn Wedding<\/a> Flowers: Jules Florist<\/a><\/p>\n

30. Sweetheart Table<\/h3>\n

A sweetheart table for two can be oh-so-special too.<\/p>\n

\"Sweetheart Photo: Stephanie Dreams Photography<\/a> via Woodland Wedding Inspiration<\/a> Styling: All Things Pretty Weddings and Events<\/a><\/p>\n

Winter Wedding Table Styling Tips<\/h2>\n

Here are my top tips for styling a wedding centrepiece:<\/p>\n