Calla lilies have to be one of the most popular flower choices for our brides. It’s probably not that surprising as these flowers are simply stunning and elegant. Calla lily wedding centrepieces look fabulous in wedding venues. Because this flower is so versatile we have produced many different centrepiece designs over the years for both tall and low arrangements.
Here are just a few of our calla lily wedding centrepiece designs:
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Tall Calla Lily Centrepieces
The elegance of this flower lends itself perfectly to simple but stunning tall centrepieces. You can see here (photo above left) how the calla lilies have been arranged at different heights in a tall lily vase for one of our weddings at Wroxall Abbey.
Although the calla lilies can look stunning when used on mass they also works well when combined with other flowers. In the photo above right you can see how we featured them dangling down from this tall wedding centrepiece for Rachel’s wedding at Walton Hall.
Low Calla Lily Wedding Centrepieces
Calla lilies are very supple and are perfect for twisting inside our very popular goldfish bowls. Here you can see the wonderful deep red calla lilies in one of our large bowls.
Calla lilies provide an excellent feature flower for our long and low top table arrangements. We often recommend using these arrangements on your registrar’s table if you are having a civil ceremony, this arrangement can then be easily moved to your top table for the reception.
In the photos below you can see Yasmin’s long and low arrangement that we made featuring gorgeous hot pink calla lilies. In the photo below on the left it’s on the table in Kelmarsh Hall for the ceremony and then used on the top table in the marquee for the reception (photo below on the right).
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If you are thinking of having calla lily wedding centrepieces I hope that’s given you a few ideas. Calla lilies are available all the year round and come in a variety of colours including ivory white, soft pink, cerise pink, burgundy red, deep purple/red, bright yellow and burnt orange.
Here is a previous post to help you choose your calla lily bouquets.
