Silk & Artificial Wedding Table Centerpieces to Rent

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Every silk centerpiece in our collection is designed to look beautiful from setup through the last dance, without the wilting or day-of prep that comes with fresh flowers. Choose a vaseless arrangement for a low, organic look, or pair a large centerpiece with one of our gold or pewter stands to add height and dimension to your tablescape. Mix low and tall arrangements throughout your reception and coordinate them with your bridal bouquet and ceremony flowers for a cohesive floral design that carries beautifully throughout your entire wedding day.

Why Rent Silk Wedding Centerpieces

Our premium silk centerpieces are designed with realistic details, dimensional blooms, and natural color variation for arrangements that photograph beautifully from every angle. Each centerpiece coordinates with the flowers in its collection, making it easy to create a cohesive floral design from your ceremony to your reception. And because your flowers won’t wilt throughout the day, your tables will look just as beautiful at the end of the night as they did when your guests arrived.

Our silk centerpieces range from $28 for vaseless designs to $100+ for grand centerpieces, giving you the flexibility to mix styles and sizes throughout your reception. Use taller arrangements to make a statement on focal tables and lower centerpieces throughout the rest of the room to create a layered design while making the most of your floral budget.

Because silk centerpieces don’t require water or refrigeration, you can reserve your flowers well ahead of your wedding and know exactly what your arrangements will look like. Most receptions seat around 8 to 10 guests per table, so a 100-person wedding may need roughly 10 to 15 centerpieces depending on your floor plan. Since our centerpieces are available individually, you can rent the quantity that works for your seating chart rather than committing to a fixed package.

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FAQs

Silk centerpieces are a popular choice for weddings because premium silk holds its colour and shape throughout setup, dinner, and dancing in a way fresh flowers can struggle to match. Our centerpieces are designed with natural colour variation, so they photograph and read as real from across the room.

Silk centerpieces typically cost significantly less than fresh flowers, particularly for taller arrangements that can run $250 or more per table with fresh flowers. Renting silk centerpieces gives you the same scale and impact for a fraction of that per-table cost, and the same pieces can be reused rather than thrown away after one event.

Fresh centerpieces typically range from $75 for a simple low arrangement to $250 or more per table for a tall, statement piece, depending on the flowers and the number of tables. Our silk centerpieces range from $28 for a smaller vaseless design up to $138 for a grand centerpiece, so you can mix sizes across your reception without spending the same amount on every table.

Most receptions seat 8 to 10 guests per table, so 100 guests typically need 10 to 12 tables and the same number of centerpieces, plus any extra pieces for a welcome table, bar, or cake table. Because our centerpieces are sold individually, you can order the exact quantity your seating chart requires and mix low and grand sizes across the room.

DIY centerpieces can save money on labour, but the cost of quality silk stems, vases, and floral foam or wire adds up quickly once you are buying materials for 10 or more tables, before accounting for your own time assembling them. Renting pre-designed centerpieces removes the assembly, storage, and disposal work while keeping costs close to or below a DIY build of the same quality.

Many couples use silk for the main centerpiece structure and add a few fresh stems or greenery as accents on the table, combining the fragrance of fresh flowers with the reliability of silk that will not wilt before the reception. This mixed approach also works well if you want a few tables, like the head table, to feature fresh blooms while the rest of the room uses silk.