When it comes to weddings and special events, flowers don’t just add color–they set the entire mood. Once you’ve chosen your venue, the next step is transforming it into a space that feels personal and magical. That’s where thoughtful venue decoration comes in, especially when it comes to the sweetheart or head table and guest tables.
The Sweetheart or Head Table
This is where the spotlight naturally falls, all eyes are on the couple. We love creating designs that make this area feel special and intimate while still tying into the overall theme of the event.
Whether it’s a romantic floral runner cascading off the table, elegant candlelight arrangements, or lush statement pieces behind the chairs, your head table should be a reflection of your style. Soft blush tones and greenery give a timeless, romantic look, while bold colors or structural arrangements make a modern statement.
Couple: Emma and Payton Pritchard
The NBA star got married to Emma Macdonald (now Pritchard) on the stunning coast of Cape Cod. The white roses arranged on the sweetheart table perfectly complemented the soft coastal vibe–timeless, fresh, and effortlessly romantic. Paired with touches of greenery and subtle accents of ivory and sand tones, the florals echoed the ocean’s calm elegance. The gentle contrast between the crisp white blooms and the natural seaside backdrop created a serene, elevated atmosphere that felt both intimate and breathtaking.
In an interview with ELLE, Emma shared, “They turned a dock into a room. When you look out the window, it’s the ocean–which is the coolest thing ever. Boats will go by. When I walked in, it felt perfect. I just love how it has an indoor-outdoor element. You can be outside on the water or go inside for cocktail hour.”
Guest Tables That Tie It All Together
Every guest table is a chance to carry your theme through the room. From low, garden-style centerpieces that encourage conversation to tall arrangements that add drama and dimension, the right floral designs bring the space to life.
We always suggest mixing textures and heights for a dynamic look–think candles, soft linens, and small floral accents that make every table feel intentionally designed.
Couple: Hailee Steinfeld and Josh Allen
For Hailee Steinfeld and Josh Allen’s black-and-white tie wedding, the guest tables tied the whole look together perfectly. The classic black and white theme set the scene, while pops of red–from the candles to the roses–added a romantic touch that stood out beautifully. Even the cake matched, featuring red accents that pulled everything together. Every detail worked in harmony, making the space feel warm, stylish, and effortlessly cohesive.
Couple: Abby Champion and Patrick Schwarzenegger
For Abby Champion and Patrick Schwarzenegger’s wedding in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, the guest tables perfectly reflected the warmth and natural beauty of the area. Surrounded by tall trees and stunning lake views, the décor featured soft, earthy colors and relaxed flower arrangements that fit right in with the setting. Instead of sitting at a separate head table, the couple chose to sit with their guests, making the celebration feel cozy, welcoming, and perfectly in tune with the venue. Even the flowers on the entry table matched those on the guest tables, tying the whole look together beautifully.