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Going Luxe at the Beach Has Never Been Easier

Yearning for the sand and sea at your wedding, but don’t want to look like a hapless beach bum? Try these table-decorating tips for a luxurious beach reception.

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To put the finishing details together, spread sparkling accents using items such as faux pearls, rhinestones, and sequins around the centerpieces. Try softening this effect with fragrant rose petals scattered around the centerpieces. It is also possible to use flowers cut from stems as a substitute to petals. To add a romantic mood, use rose embossed candles in white. Coordinate the candles with mirror plates to create a striking visual display.

Here are additional ideas that you can incorporate into the event:

• For your centerpieces, use a combination of hard elements in geometric shapes such as glass, metal, and mirrors that can instantly turn your tables into a dazzling scene. When using any of these elements together with candles, the effect is elegant yet appears effortless. Lastly, you may also want to have paper lanterns in pretty round shapes - hanging gracefully throughout the reception.
• Utilize easy accents such as using ribbons that add a fabulous effect. Decorate the chairs with swaggering satin ribbons of silver and blue - use a pretty shade of blue in aqua or turquoise, which look gorgeous when paired with silver, or another color such as brown, or chartreuse.
• As for guest favors, present porcelain keepsake boxes filled with colorful Italian fruit candies or gold-foil wrapped chocolate hearts - wrap the boxes using aqua, or lilac fabric for a double take on the table decorations.
• Apply a unique color palette such as burnt orange and aqua that take their inspiration from the azure colors of the sea and the orange hues of a setting sun. These are beautiful colors that can be applied in a number of ways from the table chairs to the ceiling’s hanging fabric swags.

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