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Tuesday, July 23, 2013

How to Decorate Kitchen Tables With Flowers & Candles

How to Decorate Kitchen Tables With Flowers & Candles

Flowers and candles go together perfectly to form table centerpieces for any occasion. Whether you prefer a traditional, formal style, lean towards a modern look or like a country decorating theme, you can decorate your kitchen table with a lovely arrangement that will complement your style. You might be decorating for a dinner party, a holiday get-together, or just want to make your daily table more special -- all of these deserve a beautiful centerpiece. Does this Spark an idea?

Instructions

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    Set a large pillar candle on a decorative holder, and surround the base with flowers.

    2

    Place tea lights in clear or colored glass holders, arrange on a tray, and use rose petals to create a bed of color around the candles.

    3

    Celebrate a birthday by removing the stems from carnations, filling a small pot with the ruffled blooms, and placing a lit candle on top. The flowers should be fit tightly so they form a mound and the arrangement resembles a cupcake with a candle on top.

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    Fill a shallow bowl halfway with water, and place tea lights in various colors so they are above the water line. Float a orchid or lily in the bowl between the candles.

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    Purchase a bouquet of mixed flowers. Cut the stems short, and use floral foam to arrange the flowers in a small basket. Place one or two long tapers in the middle of the arrangement, being sure they stick up far enough above the flowers to burn safely.

    6

    Decorate a small, floral foam wreath with roses, carnations and greenery, and set a pillar candle in the middle.

    7

    Start with a shallow tray and fill with an abundance of flowers and greenery of varying heights, letting some of the greenery spill over the edge. Place a pillar candle in a glass holder towards the center, matching the color of the candle to the color of the flowers.

    8

    Stagger pillar candles of varying heights to form a display, and surround the base with two or three large blooms.

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