The DIY Centerpiece: Spring Flowers Make Gorgeous Centerpieces
What better way to celebrate the pending arrival of spring than with a DIY centerpiece tutorial using spring flowers? This is an excellent 20-page tuturial from Epicurious (complete with pictures), on how to make three different centerpieces that you could use for your wedding tables. I’m sure you could save a bundle by taking the DIY centerpiece approach. Check it out.
Photos: Epicurious.com
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February 26th, 2009 at 4:41 pm
Who would have thought artichokes + asparagus? Brilliant.
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