Create a Beach Double Glass Bowl Centerpiece for Your Wedding

This beach double glass bowl centerpiece for your reception will look very pretty and elegant. It will be fancy enough to create an elegant feel, but also fit in with your beach themed wedding and reception very well. Get a few friends and family to help your create these beautiful centerpiece for your wedding reception tables. Here is how to create your own beach double glass bowl centerpieces.

ITEMS YOU WILL NEED:

First you will need a larger glass bowl and a smaller glass bowl that will fit inside of the larger one. The smaller glass bowl only need to be big enough to hold a votive candle. You can make it look fancier by getting a larger bowl that has a fluted edge around the top, if you can find one. The smaller bowl could have a fluted edge as well, if you can find small bowls like that, if not you can still use a larger bowl with a fluted edge and a smaller bowl without a fluted edge.

Next, you will need some beige or white sand. You will also need some flower buds that will match the colors of your wedding, tropical flowers would look best for this centerpiece. Finally, you will need some white votive candles.

MAKE YOUR BEACH DOUBLE GLASS BOWL CENTERPIECES:

First add the white sand to your large glass bowl. Next, dig a little bit of a hole in the sand to place your smaller glass bowl down in to. The smaller glass bowl doesn't need to be buried or down deep into the sand, it simply needs to sit down into a little dip, so that it won't tip over very easily. Once you have the smaller bowl in place right in the middle of the large bowl, add your tropical flowers on top of the sand around the outside of the smaller bowl.

The flowers should not have stems, they should just be the flower buds sitting on the sand. Now you can place you votive candle into the smaller glass bowl. That's all there is to creating this fancy beach centerpiece. You can set these in the center of your reception tables and make sure that the candles get lit right before the reception begins.