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What You’ll Learn
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Step-by-step Mechanics for creating a low wedding centerpiece
How to Build a strong foundation before styling
Flower placement, balance, and the use of negative space
Design decision-making used in professional wedding and event work
How to refine your technique with clarity and confidence
How to adapt one centerpiece design for different table shapes
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Recommended base structure: Lummy plate
Foam vs. foam-free mechanics: how to securely build a floral sphere using cages, floral foam, or sustainable alternatives.
Tools of the trade: floral tape, wire,
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Building a perfectly low centerpiece
Inserting and spacing flowers for natural texture, movement, and elegance.
adding florals for any shape of table
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Styling the base with glass cylinders, pillar candles, and floating votives for soft, ambient lighting.
Safety tips when incorporating open flames at events.
How to create visual harmony between your floral design and the candlelit base.
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Pro tips for transporting and setting up Low centerpieces at the table.
looking fresh and beautiful all day.
How to ensure your centerpiece looks stunning from every angle (and camera-ready for Pinterest & photographers).
Materials List:
Want to create alongside Maribel?
Gather these materials before class. (Not required, but highly encouraged!)
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8 Hydrangeas
8 stems of roses Blush
3 stems of lisianthus
3 stems of stock
5 stems of rananculus
spray roses 3 stems
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compose vase
Foam cage or floral netting dome
Clear floral tape, floral wire
3–4 cylinder vases for candles (varying heights)
Pillar candles & floating votives
