Pretty Wedding Centerpiece Ideas Using Grouped Arrangements

Distinctive, dynamic, and versatile come to mind when thinking about the table decor ideas that we are going to highlight. Trading out the single centerpiece, grouped arrangements offer endless design and styling opportunities for your wedding reception. Typically composed of three or more small arrangements, they can feature a floral recipe evenly distributed through the composition or one type of flower in each vase, exuberant color or a monochrome palette, vessels of different sizes and shapes or a uniform collection. Whether your wedding style is classic and sophisticated, contemporary chic, or whimsical garden, the creative possibilities using grouped arrangements are limitless. 

Before you deep dive down a rabbit hole of scrolling through Instagram, we put together a list of centerpieces from our Real BB Weddings that use grouped arrangements. Displayed in luxury venues that include grand ballrooms, modern loft spaces, and private beachfronts, these designs left their mark, underscoring the love and joy the couple felt on their wedding day.

Color, texture, and shine combine to create a cluster arrangement radiating garden enchantment. Using vintage gold vases of varying size, this design features pastel hued peonies, ranunculuses, roses, Phalaenopsis orchids, stock, delphiniums, lisianthus, and astilbe complemented by verdant greenery.

An asymmetrical grouped arrangement featuring crisp white florals brings a sense of movement to a round table setting. This show-stopping design presents hydrangeas, dahlias, roses, ranunculus, and lisianthus – stems were kept long, adding a pop of color to the clean palette.

Pairing lush, soft colored florals with sleek, geometric elements creates an atmosphere of modern romance for dinner. This breathtaking trio arrangement showcases hydrangeas and roses in shades of dusty pink, lavender, white, and ivory set in cubed mirror vases accentuated by pillar crystal candle holders.

Soft shades like lavender make a surprising impact when presented in a cluster arrangement on a white-on-white tablscape. This dreamy design features pale purple stock with blush and white peonies and roses surrounded by glowing stem candles of varying heights.

Mixing flowers with distinctive textures and petal shapes makes a tabletop stand out above the rest. Encapsulating contemporary chic, this trio arrangement marries lush hydrangeas and roses with crisp calla lilies, Phalaenopsis orchids, and tulips complemented by floating candles. Arranging some flowers at varying heights adds dramatic moment to the presentation.

Whimsy and elegance collide in this asymmetrical grouped arrangement featuring spring blossoms with fresh cut greenery. Soft blue, lavender, and white roses, mini calla lilies, Phalaenopsis orchids, ranunculuses, peonies, delphiniums, stock, thistle, and myrtle are placed in three cylinder vases and trimmed with an undulating ring of stem candles.

A centuries old table ornament, the candelabra is reimagined for the modern wedding day to create a striking focal point in this grouped arrangement. The crystal centerpiece is placed between four cubed mirror vases holding lavender and white roses, peonies, and ranunculuses, casting an atmosphere that feels opulent yet intimate.

Organic, textured florals and rich greenery are an ideal choice if you are planning a black-tie beach wedding, but want an inviting, relaxed feel for the reception. This grouped arrangement features white hydrangeas, tulips, dahlias, roses, lisianthus, and stock with Italian ruscus and seeded eucalyptus by warm candlelight.

A bountiful trio arrangement of peach, blush, and white blossoms meets it match when paired with a classic navy tablecloth. This centerpiece combines petal-rich roses, hydrangeas, lisianthus, and stock with astilbe and seeded eucalyptus under the shimmer of floating candles.

Put a fresh twist on classic white flowers by introducing notes of green into the recipe. Playing between height, form, and proportion, this eye-catching design features five cluster arrangements of white and pale green roses, hydrangeas, and lisianthus illuminated by glowing pillar candles. 

By adding unexpected dimension, movement, and charm, the grouped arrangement breaths new life into the traditional round reception table. Once you have your wedding vision in focus, you can break down the design options that express your desired aesthetic whether it be elegant, natural, or romantic. We hope these ideas inspire you to look beyond the single centerpiece to create a tablescape trimmed with unique beauty and surprise.