Texture Part Three: Materials

An event rich in texture and imagination will not soon be forgotten.  Gone are the days of matchy-matchy decor; people want depth and individuality!  The perfect blend of  "smooth" and "rough" is a great platform for texturizing  the decor plan.  The materials used are imperative!  Stout succulents and delicate orchids mix well with the richly textured hydrangia or the impossible whorls of the garden rose or ranunculus.

Texture: Part Two: Height and Variance

       A mixture of pillars, votive and taper with assorted heights;
herbal boughs add continuity.

Another wonderful idea to add richness and depth to your event is to vary the height and scope of your tables.  To avoid the "coolie cutter" look of completely identical tables mix the size, shape and placement of centerpieces and focal points.  Mind you, keep the theme consistent and your overall look will have one of rich cohesion.

A beautifully textured tablecloth with varied sizes
and shapes of  glassware.

Common themes of flowers and containers.