Strange as it sounds they turned out awesome! My good friend Candace's sister got married the week before Thanksgiving and needed some last minute centerpieces for their luncheon tables. . . so Candace and I got creative. It had just snowed but we wandered around the country side, or the gravel pit up by my parents' house, and cut a huge variety of weeds to put together.
My house became a flower shop that I literally had to sweep up before I could vacuum when it was all over but who cares?! And I may have gotten a little crazy the night before the luncheon and made a stop at Home Depot and an hour later left with wood and spray paint and tinted glaze. Luckily my friend Natali rescued me at 10:00 after I told her my dad was cutting wood for me. We were out in 20 degree weather spray painting, made a trip to Wal Mart for burlap, and running the power sander (pretty sure my neighbors hate me). But the finished product was great:
And if only we'd known sooner, as we were setting up I asked if we could light the candles and they said if there was at least an inch of glass over the wick-why didn't we think of that! Now I know where I get my crazy ideas from-my mom suggested going to the store and getting votive candle holders. . . 30 minutes before the luncheon started. And I nearly did it. It would have made it look so great. But it was already great. Better than we'd planned. So we didn't. And what would I have done with 32 glass votive holders when the luncheon was over?
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