20 Best Rustic Wedding Centerpieces Of All Time
Keep your wedding day rustic chic with these one-of-a-kind centerpieces.
No matter the season, a rustic themed wedding always seems to be a great go-to. From muted florals to ample greenery to an assortment of wood, metal, and glass, it offers an undeniably beautiful palette.
But another big part of your big day is picking the perfect wedding centerpieces. And if you’re in the midst of planning, consider adding one of these rustic wedding centerpieces.
1. Tarnished Metal & Pure White Blooms
Pure white hydrangea and roses offer a pristine spin on the rustic wedding. The tall and tarnished metal vases really bring it home, though.
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2. Minimalist Baby’s Breath
A mason jar, twine, and spray of baby’s breath can make for a standout rustic wedding centerpiece.
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3. Moody Tones
Opt for rich and moody hues like velvety red and inky black when picking out florals for your centerpiece.
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4. Pillar Candles
Another way to go pure minimalist-meets-rustic is to line up thick pillar candles down the length of the table.
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5. Flowers Atop Wood Slices
For the slightest rustic touch, incorporate real wood into your tablescape. For example, you can place an arrangement on top of a birch or pinewood slab.
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6. Wooden Flower Box
In addition to metal, a wooden vessel for your floral arrangement adds the perfect rustic touch.
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7. Ivy and Tealights
An inexpensive way to incorporate rustic beauty into your wedding is to line up sprawling ivy and tealights down a communal table or at the center of a round table.
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8. Wooden Stick Centerpieces
Also inexpensive: sticks! This stick-y arrangement feels earthy and charming, and the twine ties it all together (literally).
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9. Branches Dripping with Tealights
Take the stick idea one step further by incorporating actual branches into your décor. Elevate them with elegant hanging tealights, or even consider spray painting the branches gold or white.
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10. Fresh Flowers in Mason Jar
Another way to incorporate mason jars — a quintessential rustic wedding element — is to place fresh buds inside with crystal clear water. The wooden slab and pinecone bring it home.
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11. Florals-Meet-Metal
Soft peach, pink, and white come together beautifully in this centerpiece. The wide metal tin holding it all together really adds the rustic element.
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12. Farm Fresh & Outdoorsy
Opt for a fresh take (literally) on the rustic wedding trend with a living, breathing garden box centerpiece.
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13. Lantern & Ivy Wreath
Lantern centerpieces are rustic-chic, and you can find them in metal, glass, or wood. The ivy wreath adds a breath of freshness.
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14. Cowboy Boot Floral Arrangement
Calling all cowboys and cowgirls for this rustic wedding centerpiece! A boot filled with florals feels very appropriate.
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15. Metal Watering Can
Not digging the boot idea and over mason jars? A watering can that’s been naturally dulled with time makes a beautiful rustic wedding centerpiece, as well.
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16. Antlers
Perhaps one rustic element that doesn’t get enough wedding play is antlers. These look beautiful among pink roses, soft greenery, and tall candles. (Fact: antlers are naturally shed and are collected in the woods. Animals aren’t harmed.)
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17. Pinecones
Another way to use what the earth has provided is to incorporate pinecones into your centerpiece. Try them in a full arrangement or scattered along the table with other greenery.
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18. Copper Vessels
We see a lot of metal and wood in rustic weddings, but don’t forget about copper. It feels elegant and regal in almost any application.
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19. Spray-Painted Mason Jars
It can be expensive to buy copper centerpieces, so fake it with some spray-painted mason jars in copper, gold, or rose gold. You can DIY it or buy them premade.
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20. Floral Hoop
A floral hoop feels wedding-appropriate for several reasons. First, it’s esthetically elegant and offers an air of rustic charm. Second, it nods to eternal love.
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Wendy Rose Gould is a freelance lifestyle reporter based in Phoenix, Arizona. She contributes to NBC, Refinery29, Brides, Allure, Spotlyte, Total Beauty, Soko Glam, and others.
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