There is a new contemporary wedding advice decorating idea out there to “liven up” your wedding centerpiece, of late and the formula simply works like this… ADD FISH!
That is right. FISH!
Recently at a wedding in Mechanicville, NY, the bride and groom had fighter-fish in the same vase that the flowers were in for their centerpieces on the dinner tables.
Purchasing bowls rather than vases allows for the same decoration ability with a floral side to it, but also gives room for a fine-finned friend to enjoy the festivities.
The new man and wife had flowers that actually matched the fish in each bowl. It was incredible and a great conversation piece.
People also use goldfish too for their wedding centerpieces. With the countless different types of goldfish out there and the multiple different colors they come in, a trip to the petshop could really be worth it!
Stones, flowers, artificial gems and candles are all great accessories for the bowls. Check it out!
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Good point… At least for the event I saw this at, they played a game to give the centerpieces away to those who wanted them. So yes, in this case all was ok here.
But I can see how maybe in the wrong setting, fish could be come victims.
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And what happens to the fish after they’re “used” in the centerpieces?
Good point… At least for the event I saw this at, they played a game to give the centerpieces away to those who wanted them. So yes, in this case all was ok here.
But I can see how maybe in the wrong setting, fish could be come victims.
I guess you have to know your guests.