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DIY Centerpieces: We Wuv Wheatgrass

 DIY centerpieces with wheatgrass

Wheatgrass, how do I love thee? Especially when the snow is still on the ground and I am longing for the sight of lush, green, cool grass.

Not only is wheatgrass uber healthy (the juice is supercharged with nutrients), it’s so lovely to look at that it can be used for centerpieces at your wedding – and you can make them yourself!  Just buy a wheatgrass kit and plant the seeds several weeks prior to your wedding. (Keep them away from your cats if you have any. My cats LOVE grass and would chew this stuff to shreds!) You can also buy the wheatgrass seeds on their own and place them in a wooden container like this one from Ikea. There you have it – a fresh and inexpensive DIY centerpiece!

If you are looking for more detailed information on how to create a DIY centerpiece with wheatgrass, check out GardenGuides.com

Above wheatgrass inspiration board was created by Flat Toothpick.

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  1. Rosemary says:

    Hello, we are actually having an out-of-state wedding in which we will be arriving only five days prior to the day, so we won’t be able to grow our own wheatgrass and tote it all on the plane! The look we’re going for is the picture shown on the bottom left corner. We went to the Container Store and found the green letter boxes that were used in the photo (at least that’s what we think they are after being unable to find the plastic containers we thought were used). What would you suggest for people without a green thumb who are traveling for their wedding? Thank you!

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