Trend Watch: Bud Vases
Author: Jamie Quinn
- By Jamie Quinn
When it comes to impactful table details, we tend to think of expensive and oversized centrepieces. However, when it comes to wedding decor, sometimes less is more. Bud vases have become a popular option not only to embrace a minimalist tablescape but also to save money!
Why We Love Bud Vases for Weddings
Simplicity: Bud vases are designed to hold a single flower or a few stems. This simplicity allows the beauty of each flower to shine. Whether you choose roses, peonies, or wildflowers, bud vases highlight the blooms, making them the star of the table.
Versatility: Bud vases come in various shapes, sizes, and materials, allowing you to match them to your wedding theme and colour scheme. You can opt for glass, ceramic, or even vintage-style vases to achieve the desired aesthetic.
Cost-Effective: Since bud vases require fewer flowers than larger centrepieces, they are a cost-effective choice for brides and grooms looking to stick to a budget. You can use them as individual accents or combine them for a stunning display without breaking the bank.
Minimalistic Elegance: Bud vases create a sense of understated elegance that complements both rustic and formal wedding styles. They are perfect for achieving a minimalist, modern or classic look.
Creative Ways to Incorporate Bud Vases into Your Wedding
Mixed Arrangements: Combine bud vases with other types of centrepieces, such as candles, lanterns, or larger floral arrangements, for a dynamic and visually impactful table setting.
Table Runner: Create a stunning table runner using a series of bud vases filled with an assortment of flowers. This long, flowing display adds a touch of whimsy to your reception tables.
Escort Cards: Incorporate bud vases into your seating arrangement by attaching escort cards to them. This practical and decorative solution helps guests find their assigned seats while staying on theme.
Individual Place Settings: Place a bud vase at each guest’s seat, creating a personalised touch and a lovely keepsake for them to take home after the wedding.
When it comes to impactful table details, we tend to think of expensive and oversized centrepieces. However, when it comes to wedding decor, sometimes less is more. Bud vases have become a popular option not only to embrace a minimalist tablescape but also to save money!
Why We Love Bud Vases for Weddings
Simplicity: Bud vases are designed to hold a single flower or a few stems. This simplicity allows the beauty of each flower to shine. Whether you choose roses, peonies, or wildflowers, bud vases highlight the blooms, making them the star of the table.
Versatility: Bud vases come in various shapes, sizes, and materials, allowing you to match them to your wedding theme and colour scheme. You can opt for glass, ceramic, or even vintage-style vases to achieve the desired aesthetic.
Cost-Effective: Since bud vases require fewer flowers than larger centrepieces, they are a cost-effective choice for brides and grooms looking to stick to a budget. You can use them as individual accents or combine them for a stunning display without breaking the bank.
Minimalistic Elegance: Bud vases create a sense of understated elegance that complements both rustic and formal wedding styles. They are perfect for achieving a minimalist, modern or classic look.
Creative Ways to Incorporate Bud Vases into Your Wedding
Mixed Arrangements: Combine bud vases with other types of centrepieces, such as candles, lanterns, or larger floral arrangements, for a dynamic and visually impactful table setting.
Table Runner: Create a stunning table runner using a series of bud vases filled with an assortment of flowers. This long, flowing display adds a touch of whimsy to your reception tables.
Escort Cards: Incorporate bud vases into your seating arrangement by attaching escort cards to them. This practical and decorative solution helps guests find their assigned seats while staying on theme.
Individual Place Settings: Place a bud vase at each guest’s seat, creating a personalised touch and a lovely keepsake for them to take home after the wedding.
