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Bored with the traditional floral wedding centrepieces? Want to do something different? Here are some fun and creative ideas you can try …

Have you thought about using some bright and colorful candies like jelly beans, sugared almonds or M & Ms? Pop into your local hobby store and buy some inexpensive glass bowls and fill them with assorted candies. Simple, easy to do and sure to be enjoyed by your guests!

Balloons are perfect as wedding centerpieces for a fun-loving couple or a casual reception where you want to create a happy, festive atmosphere.

There are a staggering variety of colors to choose from which makes it is easy to co-ordinate them with any color scheme. Weigh down the balloons with small foil-wrapped parcels of sugared almonds using a pretty matching ribbon and voila! An attractive centrepiece that’s bound to be a hit with your younger guests!

A photo-cube makes a great inexpensive table decoration. You can include assorted pictures of yourselves as a couple or even put pictures into the cube of the guests (sitting on each table) – they’ll make a wonderful memento of the occasion.

Candles are always a popular table decoration. You can use lots of candles that are the same size, shape and color all arranged in a uniform pattern to produce a harmonized, beautiful and elegant decoration. Or why not have eclectic wedding centrepieces and use arrangements of different candles in assorted colors, sizes and shapes.

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Celtic wedding bands engraved with ancient, traditional knot work, are a very popular choice of rings at the moment.

You can buy these beautifully decorated and ornate rings in classic gold, chic white gold or contemporary silver and finding matching his and hers rings is no problem at all.

But these are not just any old wedding rings. Did you know that the delicate strands of the interlacing knot work have a concealed special meaning that can make the giving of Celtic wedding bands between the bride and groom extra significant?

Traditionally the never-ending, unbroken knot work of fine lines symbolizes interconnected paths (those of the bride and groom) that entwine together eternally. The ring itself is a token of one persons love for another and it’s unbroken, circular shape lends additional symbolism.

It’s no wonder then, that they are gaining in popularity…When you think about it, what better way is there to declare your love for each other than through the symbolic, hidden and romantic meanings of Celtic wedding bands?

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