This blog is about rustic wedding table centerpiece ideas that you could use as inspiration.
Planning a wedding can take its toll on us, including our wallets.
From flowers to the venue, there’s surely a lot of think about.
Then, there’s entertainment and all the little details that come with ensuring the wedding is absolutely perfect!
That’s why DIY-ing rustic table centerpieces is a cool and budget-friendly idea.
Not only do you save some money, but you get exactly the decors you have in mind.
One, DIY rustic decors allow you to personalize EVERYTHING, including the material used like tree stumps and mason jars.
A rustic theme would even allow you to take flowers from your own backyard for a whimsical feel.
And yes, rustic doesn’t mean outdated or shabby.
It’s being used for a variety of wedding motifs like country weddings, for instance.
The theme could look exquisite if done the right way, like repurposing old jars into beautiful vases.
Adding some candles creates a really romantic ambiance.
The idea is to keep it simple and color-coordinated, and adding pops of color with a floral arrangement.
Whatever you choose, one thing is for sure: your decoration should reflect your love story and ensure a truly memorable occasion.
Here are 27 rustic wedding table centerpiece ideas.
1. Adding some candles
Adding candles to your table decor is such a great idea!
And when you include floating candles in long vases to the equation, it’s a whole different level of amazing.
I love how they have added foliage around this tree stump that’s the base for this centerpiece.
It’s a good way to add levels to your table decór, don’t you think?
Here’s a cost-effective tip: look for candle glasses and vases in thrift shops.
2. Recycled jars
Repurposing jars is not just budget-friendly, it’s also a wonderful way to reduce your carbon footprint.
If you’re the type to store jars, just add materials like lace and burlap cloths to make them prettier and voila!
You’ll probably won’t recognize the jars you’ve kept hidden for so long.
3. Vintage Table Number
This printed table number looks rustic because of the paper they used.
The good news is you don’t even have to buy these vintage-inspired paper.
Just use tea or coffee to soak the blank paper in, then “bake” it for five minutes or until paper is dry.
Here’s another example using an old jar as the vase and adding jute twine or something similar around it to make it look more rustic.
Baby’s breath is also a go-to in most rustic table centerpiece ideas.
These flowers are so dainty and jive well with the motif.
4. Recycled bottles
If you are using recycled jars as vases you can do the same thing with recycled bottles.
I like how they have used different sauce bottles for the vases.
If you don’t want clear bottles, you can always spray-paint them a different color.
I like how these little candle jars have some texture and some even have handles.
These all complement each other so well!
5. Wooden table number
Another way of making your table centerpiece rustic is by adding your table numbers in wooden block forms.
The wood brings an earthy element to the table.
You could hand paint your numbers or you could use a sticker for each.
They have also used a jar as a vase and added baby’s breath and other flowers.
Here’s another example of baby’s breath in rustic themes.
6. Tree stumps
Using tree stumps in your table centerpiece gives your table some good height.
I like how they have added candles and foliage around them.
This is a really easy and inexpensive way of making your table centerpiece look good.
7. Candlesticks
If you don’t want to use tea candles then you could use long candle sticks.
Again, tree stumps add multiple levels in this centerpiece.
I like how they have used green candles and a green table runner too.
The candle stick holders are also very pretty.
8. Acrylic menu and 3D table number
If you want a unique menu instead of the traditional paper ones, then you can opt for an acrylic menu just like this one.
I like how everything in this table just blends so well together.
The 3D table number is a good idea as your guests can now easily see where their table is.
Again, they used a tree stump as the table centerpiece and added foliage around it.
9. Concrete cacti
Rustic doesn’t just mean wood elements.
You can also use concrete, just like this beautiful centerpiece.
I like how they have added succulents to this concrete planter.
They also used candles around the succulent and added the menu on a metal stick.
10. Elevated table shelf
Having an elevated shelf is a good way of creating a divider if you have long wedding tables.
This also creates a good height on the table and the perfect spot for your decoration.
I like how they have left this table decor relatively simple and earthy.
This allows your guests to see each other from across the table which makes for better conversation.
This really makes it feel rustic.
11. Carved table numbers
How cool is this table number?
If you want to really make your table centerpiece look rustic and exceptional, this is the way to do it.
Adding some books for height and aesthetics is also a really cute idea.
I also love the simple, minimalistic design on the menu.
The added bouquet of flowers adds a soft and whimsical element to the setup.
12. A box for your flowers
If you don’t want to have vases as your table centerpiece, you could have a box like this for your flowers.
The choice of flowers is really cute!
Another example of using baby’s breath in a rustic set-up – these lovely blooms are very versatile.
13. Framed table number
Here’s another way of doing a table number for your table centerpiece.
It’s inexpensive and you can easily recreate this centerpiece idea.
You could also thrift for all of the frames that you will use.
The burlap material and twine on the jar gives it a truly rustic feel.
14. Painted tree stump number
If you’re incorporating tree stumps into your wedding theme, you might want to use another for your table centerpiece.
This bouquet is absolutely gorgeous – I like the way it was arranged to fan out.
The added candles in the middle are also a cute touch.
This combination works so well.
15. Lots of tree stumps
To go with your wedding theme, use these tree stumps and decorate them with moss and pine cones.
Adding tea candles is a cute idea and adds a bit of a romantic touch.
The crumpled-up table runner is such a vibe, don’t you think?
16. Long candle stick
Having a long candle stick as your table centerpiece is a good way of adding a rustic feel without making it feel like too much.
I like how most of the vases have their own tree stump to sit on.
The recycled mix-and-match candle glasses and vases really add to the rustic feeling.
This table also has a wooden table number.
17. Rustic bouquet of flowers
If you want to go with the rustic wedding theme and looking for rustic table centerpiece ideas, then you should choose wildflowers.
Proteas are very rustic-looking because of their thick bark-looking stems.
They’re used in a variety of wedding themes, ranging from rustic to bohemian, because they are long-lasting cut flowers.
Adding them in a recycled jar completes the look.
I also love the little bow made of jute twine that they have added around the jar.
18. Layer your tree stumps
Adding tree stumps on top of each other creates a really good height.
The moss and baby’s breath around all of the tree stumps is a really cute addition too.
I like how they have DIY-ed the table number out of thick cardboard and lace.
This really adds to the rustic feel!
19. Roses are rustic
Adding roses to your table centerpiece brightens it up and makes it more feminine.
Again, I like that they have used recycled jars and a tree stump.
You’ll see that this is the go-to elements of a rustic wedding theme.
20. Sophisticated arrangement
This rustic table centerpiece is on another level.
The framed table number and the candles in jars make this centerpiece sophisticated.
I really like the large floral arrangement in the middle of the tree stump.
This tree stump has a unique shape as well.
Pampas grass also add a vibe to this beautiful table centerpiece.
21. Different bottles
For a variation in levels, consider adding bottles of different sizes.
It gives you freedom to arrange flowers in various levels, which adds visual interest and dimension!
I like how they have made this table number stick out of the tree stump.
This is an easy and inexpensive way of doing your table numbers.
22. Add the table number to the vases
Here’s another way of doing your table numbers – by sticking them into your vases with your flowers.
This way your guests can easily see where their table is.
I like how they have added material around this vase to make it more rustic and feminine.
The wooden numbers are also a good idea for a rustic-themed wedding.
23. Add some sparkle
If you don’t want plain bottles, you can either paint your bottles a different color or you could cover them in glitter.
I like how they have used a tree stump as the table number here too.
The combination of baby’s breath and white roses is also a gorgeous choice for the rustic theme.
I love how well arranged this centerpiece is, especially with the combination of different floras and elements.
24. Fairy lights in your bottles
Adding your fairy lights into your bottles is a good way of adding more light to your table centerpiece and beautifying it.
I like how they have used decals to indicated the table number.
This is also an inexpensive way of making your table centerpiece more rustic.
I like how they have recycled the bottles and given them another use.
25. Eucalyptus leaves
Using eucalyptus leaves as the filler for your bouquet is a good idea.
This foliage has a real rustic vibe and is gorgeous.
I like how they have paired them with roses of different colors as well.
26. Little terrarium
Here’s another one for rustic table centerpiece ideas: adding foliage and arranging them like this.
I like how they have also added foliage onto the candle, just be careful with this as it may be a fire hazard.
I also like the added jewels, this adds a bit of bling to your rustic centerpiece.
27. Tiered floral stand
Here’s another really good idea if you want to add varying levels to your table centerpiece.
I like how they have left the wood bare and didn’t add varnish to it.
This really gives off a rustic vibe.
Well, there you have it: table centerpieces for your rustic-themed wedding.
Just keep in mind that rustic doesn’t mean outdated or unsightly because of the “shabby” factor.
Rustic means sturdy and letting the natural beauty shine.
Such a beautiful idea for weddings, don’t you think?
But with rustic, there’s also a lot of DIY’ing and being budget-friendly, so if you like the sound of that then you should incorporate the rustic decor into your wedding.
Until next time, happy planning!
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