Use Growing, Not Cut Flowers as Centerpieces
Flowers and plants serve as the most traditional and welcoming centerpieces on any table. Typically, it is silk or real cut flowers that are incorporated in the display. Often, an ornamental vase holds the flowers and is a part of the centerpiece as much as the flowers themselves. To truly make the flowers the centerpiece, use growing, not cut flowers. Simple, tabletop flower planters will do the trick nicely. The best example is a shallow planter that is a mere five and a half inches high, made of stainless steel with a subtle and completely unpresumptuous copper finish. This way, your flowers are sure to take the center stage.