I made this vintage saucer centerpiece for Mywedding.com's blog. All the different patterns make for a pretty combo. See all the details here.
Linens and gold Chivari chairs courtesy of The Party Place. Photos and concept by Chelsea Fuss.
I made this vintage saucer centerpiece for Mywedding.com's blog. All the different patterns make for a pretty combo. See all the details here.
Linens and gold Chivari chairs courtesy of The Party Place. Photos and concept by Chelsea Fuss.
So sweet and easy. Great idea.
vibrant pink pretty! i love mismatched plates. it’s like they got together and threw their own party! *a
another awesome idea!! this is really lovely!
This looks so pretty. I love the color combination and flowers. Gorgeous.
So simple and so pretty… and a great excuse to go junk shop hunting to buy vintage china.
Ah!..the sweet surprise of the…
‘Dinner Plate Dahlias’.
Cheers!
Oh how pretty! I’m off to the opp shops now 😉 thanks for sharing 🙂
This is such a great idea, Chelsea. I love centerpieces that are low…so you can see the person across from you. 🙂
that color is gorgeous too!
this is so beautiful! i love this idea. so simple but makes a statement. i’m definitely filing this away in my brain so i can make good use of my pretty vintage saucers.
great work as always, chelsea!
rad!!
I simply love those vintage plates. I think I have to start my own collection right away!
Viele Gruesse, Kristina
Love this idea! I have so many saucers from my late grandmother… I’ll have to try this at my friend’s shower next week.
I have a totally unrelated question… how are you taking old-school polaroids? I don’t have a working camera anymore, and all the new ones only do business card-sized photos! But you seem to have the way cooler older format. Help…? Thanks!
PS — I am obsessed with your blog. I am currently reading back super far, and all the beautiful posts from the summer are making me miss sunshine! Thank you for all the awesome work!
so gorgeous!
i love all the pinks!
Wow those colors really pop and the vintage saucers are fantastic. Great idea!
Oh, these are darling!
I think I will share this idea with our many DIY brides. So simple but so beautiful!! Thanks for the great idea.
Gorgeous! Love, love, love dahlias! Makes me long for August and September…
so pretty and bright! chelsea, you’re such a talent at this stuff! xo
That is such a cute and happy idea!
Hi Jules! Thanks for your nice comment. Most of the Polaroids that you see on the blog that are taken by me were taken with my 680 slr camera and 600 film. sadly you can’t get the film anymore. there are other films but they won’t have the same result.
Love the vivid colors, varied texture and all-around simplicity of this design. Gorge!
Lovely! Is Spring here yet!?
i swear that saucer in the middle was made just to complement the pink dahlia resting on it. totally gorgeous.
Two nights ago I fell asleep thinking about this project – I like concentrating on pretty things when I’m trying to go to sleep and flowers are usually on my mind.
I love your style, Chelsea! You make the prettiest floral centrepieces.
this is such a pretty idea and i love how simple it is, but still makes a strong statement. genius as always :).
love this, thank you Chelsea, I have a stack of lonely saucers that are missing their matching cups.
so beautiful! simple and wonderful!