Set a Beautiful Wedding Table: 5 Alternative Place Settings
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Simple floral place settings harmonize well with a Wyoming ranch wedding.
It's nice that there are no set-in-concrete rules regarding how to plan a wedding. Yes, you want to stick to the budget. Yes, you want to stay on schedule. Yes, you want to have everyone wear nice clothes (unless your clients are naturists, of course). Okay, so there are definitely rules ... but there's a wide latitutde of what's acceptible in today's wedding that's essentially cutting every wedding couple a big break. Everyone can relax, take a deep breath, and pay attention to personal style over expected formality. Here are some alternative place settings that caught our eye. Click on each photo to check out the rest of the wedding!
Plain white dishes harmonize well with the rustic elegance of this Indian wedding table in California.
Simple and colorful, this Netherlands table adds a homey touch with doilies underneath the place settings.
Old World Italian elegance, this table setting combines romantic flowers with handcrafted lacework, bone-handled utensils, and marine decorations.
A French chateau wedding inspires beautiful vintage china and silver with soft touches of wildflowers.
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