16 Valentine's Day Wedding Centerpieces to Inspire You

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If you want a floral arrangement guests can comfortably chat above, choose a low centerpiece that forms a heart shape when seen from above.  A florist can use roses or other blooms to create this simple design.  Scatter tea lights or confetti to add even more creative flair.

1. Unique Heart-Shaped Centerpieces

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Wedding topiaries can make beautiful centerpieces.  Whether you choose to make your own topiaries or have them made by a florist, you can easily have the flowers in the shape of a three-dimensional heart.  Add a longer stick or stem to make it easy for guests to talk beneath this design.

2. Heart-Shaped Topiaries

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Use vintage Valentines, available at antique stores, as a starting point for a fun and affordable DIY centerpiece.  Start by layering fabric or paper tablecloths in fun patterns.  Then place the Valentine in the center of the table and float some candles or flowers in clear glass vases or bowls.  It's a unique option for couples who love vintage romance.

3. Vintage Valentines

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Valentine's candy is a yummy centerpiece and fun favor, and it can also make a unique centerpiece for this holiday wedding.  Choose pretty heart-shaped chocolates in shades of red, and scatter them across the table.  This can be lovely with candlelight and foil-wrapped candies.

4. Sweet Hearts

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If you are planning to serve heart-shaped cakes on each table for your Valentine's Day wedding, you can use these sweet treats as your centerpieces.  Simply add an elevated cake plate with a pretty edge and use heart-shaped balooons and other decorations to give the centerpiece some vertical interest.

5. Balloons and Strawberries

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Red roses are a classic, natural choice for Valentine's Day.  Bring in berries, other red blooms, and crimson accessories for a sleek, tonal look that calls up the romance and beauty of nature.

6. Natural Centerpieces in Shades of Red

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A lace heart doily adds instant Valentine's Day appeal to a plate of chocolate-covered strawberries for your guests to enjoy.  Add champagne, and you have everything you need to get guests involved in your romantic event.

7. Romantic Centerpieces for Valentine's Day

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Chose a classic centerpiece design in shades of pink, including pink vases or pots.  Layer the table with plenty of lacy accessories, and each table will look like a Victorian Valentine's Day card.

8. Classic Centerpiece Options

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With Valentine's Day weddings, you don't have to be limited to red and pink flowers.  For a subtle twist, you can start with a beautiful seasonal bouquet of flowers in any color and add natural heart-shaped decorations.  Have your florist use twine to tie wooden hearts around vases. Guests will appreciate this little detail as they sit at their tables.

9. Add a Subtle Heart to Centerpieces

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A centerpiece made of wedding cupcakes is deliciously romantic, especially when they are sprinkled with heart-shaped sprinkles and displayed on a tiered cake stand.  Add flowers for even more romance.

10. Delicious Valentine Wedding Cupcake Centerpiece

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A modern option for a streamlined Valentine's Day centerpiece is to make a heart-shaped floral display entirely out of paper.  You can make paper roses using origami or quilling. Then glue the roses to a paper heart and wrap more paper around the outside. The great thing about this DIY centerpiece is that you can make it weeks or even months in advance. Paper doesn't wilt!

11. DIY Paper Heart Centerpieces

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If you're having a rustic event, you can make simple centerpieces for your Valentine's Day wedding by arranging rose petals in the shape of a heart in the middle of each table.  Use freeze dried petals or fresh, depending on the look you want.  These are quick to arrange and very affordable, and they give your tables a pretty look.

12. Rustic Heart-Shaped Petal Centerpieces

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Your Valentine's Day centerpieces can incorporate what makes you unique as a couple.  If you and your fiance are both writers, make your centerpieces out of pink vintage typewriterIf you like cooking, incoporate pink or red kitchen items from the 1950s.  No matter what you love, if you can find it in pink or red, it will add a personal touch to your floral arrangements.

13. A Valentine's Day Centerpiece That's Uniquely You

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Make a simple Valentine's Day banquet table centerpiece with the letters "LOVE."  You can buy ceramic or wood letters at the craft store and paint them in your chosen color.  Then add bouquets of flowers, lacy details, and plenty of pink and red.

14. Valentine's Day Banquet Decorations

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Purchase a light-up marque heart to use as a centerpiece for an evening event.  It will add a touch of glamour and a glitzy nightclub feel to your reception, and it's a modern and unexpected choice for a Valentine's centerpiece.

15. Your Love in Lights

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Another option for a glowing centerpiece is to arrange candles in the shape of a heart. Each table will look lovely with this simple decoration, and the romantic candlelight will add even more ambiance to your big day.

16. Romantic Valentine's Day Candle Centerpieces

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