50 Stunning Wedding Table Decor Ideas

Flowers are a lovely way of keeping it simple but adding your spin by picking what works for you. A classic white rose adds sophistication and glamour to your day.

If gardening is a hobby you enjoy, this could be the one for you. Miniature pot plants to line your reception tables. This will also offer a great talking point for any keen gardener.

Is your wedding set in a castle? Or maybe in the winter months? Adding character to the evening could come in the form of long black taper candles. Adding character and creating space to allow guests to talk to each other.

A romantic and unique way of setting the mood for your evening reception could be with the use of lanterns. The candles can be swapped depending on how much light you would them to project and the rustic edge builds character.

A great daytime option is floating candles with tea lights, they create a whimsical feel and these small details will not go missed by the wedding party. The glass cylinders elevate the light and incorporate clear water, making an elegant choice.

Blooms are a great addition to any reception table, but tall floral stands can make a unique statement to the table runners and give the table that wow factor. The table numbers will also be easily seen with the table decoration at height.

Incorporating the seasonal month into your wedding table decorations can offer inspiration as well as a colour theme. Add a homely feel by using a clay jug and autumnal flowers. Vases can come in all shapes and sizes, but it can be easy to match your theme when you pick what works for you.

On a tight budget? or just looking to let the venue do the talking? A romantic touch can still be added with just the use of smaller items or a place card. Think small vases, confetti, a splash of colour or some simple small accessories.

Why stop at flowers? Adding a small blossom tree not only adds height to allow guests to talk and share memories but also adds texture and a unique wedding style to your wedding day.

Another idea for your big day is to add elements of greenery to the tables. The search will be quicker and the use of nature can still play a part in the day without the floral touch. Wedding table decorations can come in all shapes and sizes, so choose the best option for you.

Not everything on the reception table has to be styled by a florist or another supplier. Why not purchase some jars and fairy lights and add that DIY touch to the wedding table decorations?

Choosing to mix your wedding table decorations with the season is another source of inspiration for the day. Using dried fruit such as pears and apples or even pumpkins depending on the time of year. This theme suits the rustic wooden tables.

An uncommon floral arrangement, but becoming more and more popular. The simplicity of these flowers is perfect for a wedding day.

You don’t need to stop at candles or flowers, adding height and texture with a thin wooden hoop can accentuate the table. The decoration also offers a stand for the tealights to hang off and creates a whimsical feel.

Adding wedding table decorations to your summer wedding can come in the form of wild summer flowers, no need for a vase, but this idea would work either way. Also adding a range of colours works best for this idea, think blue, pink, red or orange, the list goes on.

Wedding abroad or trying to create that feeling? Big tropical leaves and banana leaves could be the best option for you. Bring the meditation to your wedding table decorations whilst keeping it simple and elegant.

Adding a filter to the table is near impossible but the lighting effect can be slightly altered with the use of lanterns and lamps. These can dull the candle brightness for a romantic evening feel and add character with the choice of colour you would prefer.

Go with the theme you want, if that is pink, go with it. Throwing different shades of colour and a mix of accessories will help create the perfect table for you.

If the texture is what you are after, this could be the theme for you. Cacti come in all shapes and sizes and offer unique decoration. The price can be slightly higher with these plants, but keeping it small and simple will help.

When choosing a colour, you don’t need to stick to matte, why not play with metallic colours? They can be introduced lightly with just the table number or name card font to stay minimal.

This centrepiece will be the one everyone is talking about, candles and foilage in a dreamy gold box. Centrepieces can fit any theme with the personal touch of blooms and candles. Etsy provides a range of grand centrepieces with all price points in mind.

Table runners can suit any wedding and are a creative way of creating a base layer for the table confetti, menu or glassware. Pick the thickness and colour that works best for you, and don’t forget about the pattern.

Table numbers will defiantly be included on your big day, as it helps to place all your guests when eating. These shouldn’t be forgotten about when it comes to decoration. These details can become small centrepieces by opting for 3D, small signage or even glass to help make them stand out.

Incorporating colour into the reception can easily brighten the room or transform it depending on the interior. Multiple options are available from flowers to table runners, to glassware and cutlery, the options are endless. Browse online shopping websites for colourful ideas.

A coastal theme is great for beach weddings or anyone wanting to incorporate the sea into their big day. Blue and white are often go-to colours, but adding some gold accessories such as table confetti or a small sign to the table can duplicate the look of gold.

The small details on the table can help dreams turn into reality bit by bit, the day will take its course and you will look back happy on a special day. Try alternating napkin colours alongside the use of chargers. The patterned plate can add that little bit extra on the day.

Adding height and decoration with balloons is a fun and creative way to transform your wedding reception tables. They can be used to highlight table numbers or simply add colour to the room. There are also many types such as clear, colour, confetti-filled, large and small, so take your pick.

The small details on the plates such as ribbon and foliage can also add to the table decoration with simplicity in mind. If large centrepieces are not your style, experiment with the smaller details.

Another great way to remember your wedding day is by choosing dried flowers for your tables. They will last past the day as a memory, but also help to create a rustic feel for any barn weddings. They would also work nicely appearing around the venue throughout the day.

A personalised touch for your reception tables could be adding a romantic word in the room or even the names of the couple. It is a more modern option for the day that brings light into the room but also ends the search for candles and flowers. The sign could also be any size and made small enough to fit on any table.

If flowers are your choice of decoration for the day at your wedding, why not experiment with height and alter the choice of flower throughout? Shopping for flowers can be challenging when presented with many options, but by alternating the green and the colour, they can be designed to your exact requirements with the florist.

Vases are not the only item to add volume to a table, try wooden features such as signage or plaques to give an earthy feel to the day. Also great for an outdoor wedding in the summer.

Small textured candle jars and a mix of flowers in the season’s colours are a great way to create a bohemian feel. Alternating florals and texture for a more natural feel. Experiment on the wedding table with different textures.

Add a unique touch to the wedding table decorations by using small wellies and flower vases. This adds character to the day and would fit in well with an outdoor nature venue or gardening theme. Simple and sweet.

Alternating candles for soy and beeswax candles are a more environmentally friendly way of using candles on the tables. There are many options and colours for the big day too, and many can be bought from independent sellers.

A good talking point for guests could be created by adding confetti to the table, as decoration or in a fun way to throw over the couple throughout the evening. Simple decoration but very effective. Do not forget about biodegradable confetti, a great alternative and better for the environment.

Showing your guests the food or drink menu doesn’t have to be boring. Shop for inspiration with your signage and work into your table decoration by alternating wood, glass and paper.

Spring and autumn months will work best with this decoration choice, blending the colours of flowers gradually along the table. This is a beautiful idea of combing colours and flowers together.

For a chic bohemian wedding feel, go for macramé table runners and chair hangings. These add elegance and texture to the decoration. They are also great for covering more natural wooden furniture.

Of course, we have to cover all the seasons, Christmas is a great time of year for wedding decorations. Usually, the venue may already have its decorations up so this can be blended into what there is at the venue. A fur garland with pinecones is a great place to start.

Add height and flowers to your candles with glass jars. Choosing reused glass can also have a positive environmental impact on your wedding day and reduces cost expenditure.

If candlelight is your chosen decoration, experimenting with candle holders could help with arranging your table nicely. Gold can help to create a glamorous effect or a more colourful option if you would prefer.

Napkin pockets can add unexpected detail to the plate set up, whether you choose personalised napkins, coloured napkins or even napkin pockets, there are many different options. Adding a small amount of foliage and even a small food item can help to offer that special touch.

Adding a small bit of gold to any wedding reception table can add a bit more sophistication. This napkin weight is a lovely way of adding a small amount of detail alongside your plates.

Nude and white flowers work perfectly together to create a summary and romantic feel. The use of clay plates can help to bring the outdoor theme to life and match your flower arrangement.

A personalised touch could be added with polaroid pictures of the happy couple on every table. A lovely way to share memories with your loved ones. Place alongside small pottery pieces for an organic feel.

Velvet and red roses are an elegant choice for a wooden table and outdoor decoration. A forest wedding would be perfect for this rustic idea or an indoor castle wedding.

A black tablecloth and mustard-coloured velvet work well with long black pillar candles for a historical feel in a brick high ceiling room.

Painting jars is an authentic way to create a DIY table decoration for your big day. Adding foliage can also add a small delicate touch to the table.

Long-stemmed flowers are another way of adding some height to the decoration, but they can also be styled in a few different ways. Try swapping your vases for shallow dishes and small pottery items. The alternating items will help to create a character and unique way of displaying the flowers.