Showing posts with label living centerpieces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label living centerpieces. Show all posts

Monday, May 3, 2010

Thriving

Remember our living centerpieces?

I was delighted to hear from our dear friend Beth on our anniversary, telling us that the centerpiece she took home with her is thriving and he hoped our marriage is as well. I love our friends.

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Living Centerpieces


{Photo credit: Stacy Bode}
We crafted the boxes from old fencing we had in a scrap pile. We made them in the shape of a hexagon, which was an important element tying together our incorporation of bees along with our cake and the mead.

The oak seedlings were purchased from the Arbor Day Foundation. The moss, herbs and ivy were purchased earlier in the year and allowed to grow, allowing us to save a little money. The boxwoods were purchased the week before the wedding. The acorns are from the same batch that I used for Michael's boutonniere. We collected them a couple of years ago.



Measuring to make the cuts at 30°




Bottoms on with drainage holes and screens:


{Photo credit: Evita Smith}