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A Combined Southern And Northern Wedding Theme
By Brenda Daube | Published  02/13/2006 | Decorations |
Brenda Daube
My name is Brenda Daube, and I was born in Pittsburgh, but raised in the South! My husband, Dan, was born and raised in Pittsburgh. Together we have started a wonderfully successful online store we lovingly named Royal Wedding Favors. We offer brides a beautiful collection of wedding favors and bridal party gifts, specializing in coffee wedding favors designed by my husband and personalized with your names and date. Our collection has been featured in InStyle and Modern Bride magazines. Please visit us at www.RoyalWeddingFavors.com.  

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For centerpieces, arrange a pyramid of fruit in glass or brass compotes or trays. Top the pyramid with a small pineapple, a sign of southern welcome and hospitality. Complete the centerpiece with tall, slender tapers grouped around the pyramid of fruit. Keep the candle?s flame above the sight line across the table. Carry the look to each individual place setting.

Highlight linen napkins with papier-m?ch? fruit easily found as tree ornaments at Christmas time. Tie the fruit to each rolled napkin with a ribbon. Above each napkin, place small wedding favors (mostly a Northern tradition) of almonds and other sweets of your choosing packaged in small white boxes with the candy and tie with a ribbon. Fashion a pretty bow on top.

Tiny gold pineapple charms, engraved with the date of the wedding, appropriately solve the wedding party gift problem. The charms can later be attached to wristwatches, bracelets or chains. A short explanation of the tradition of the pineapple symbolizing hospitality will make the gift more meaningful.









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