I love this simple and elegant aisle decoration. It would be much less expensive than flowers and it looks beautiful.

These centerpieces look gorgeous and would be so easy to create. Each centerpiece consists of a 12" round mirror, 3 vases (6", 8", and 11" high...all with 3" circumference) and floating candles.

This is a very similar idea but the bride used only one tall vase, four smaller votive candles and a square mirror.

The bride spray painted her silver vases a matt gold color. What an easy, creative and inexpensive to make them match with the rest of her decor.

Here's a super simple and pretty table centerpiece. Just fill these bowls with water, add a few flowers and floating candles and sprinkle some colored glass stones around.

This is a unique cake stand that the bride created by placing her cake on top of 9 heavy glass vases.

Speaking of cake this bride used glass stands with small cakes on each of her reception tables. I love how she made her dessert double as the centerpieces.

I love these bird cage centerpieces from mintsflower.com

This fruit centerpiece is gorgeous and budget friendly

I found this on aisledash.com, it would be a great DIY centerpiece. Fill a vase with shells and water, add a touch of water purifier to keep it fresh, and you have a lovely decorative centerpiece. Shells can be found a craft store

This is from designsbyhemingway.com. How cute are these floral strawberry margaritta glass cocktail centerpieces!

Beautiful candle centerpiece by Martha Stewart

Lovely wheat and mason jar centerpiece, photo by Grise Photography

This centerpiece would add a romatic glow to a reception

This would be perfect for a candy lover or as a centerpiece on the kids table. These were created by Dylan Lauren from Dylan’s Candy Barmade