What is the first thing you notice when walking into a beautifully designed ballroom? If you didn’t guess it already, it is usually the tables and the centrepiece that are the stars of the show.
If you are trying the knot soon and hoping for an editorial-worthy tablescape, you have come to the right place. At Kenza Creations, we follow trends and have years of experience decorating dreamy weddings and ensuring the couple has memorable experiences. We are here to let you in on four designer secrets that can turn a standard centrepiece into a luxury experience. Keep reading.
- The invisible sightline rule
When it comes to designing wedding centrepieces, the most common mistake is blocking the person sitting across the table. Imagine sitting at a table and not being able to even see the person sitting across from you. That wouldn’t make for a grand wedding story, would it?
Therefore, we use the 12 or 24 rule, where your decor must either be lower than 12 inches or rise above 24 inches on slender stands. This keeps the conversation zone clear so that your wedding guests don’t have to play hide-and-seek behind a hydrangea.
- Scent styling
Planning a wedding in 2026 means focusing on giving your guests a multi-sensory experience. This is why our focus is on choosing flowers based on their scent throw. For instance, pairing a low-scented orchid with a fragrant garden rose so the table smells like a memory and not a perfume shop. Moreover, we make sure the floral scent does not clash with the aroma of the wedding breakfast.
- Layering internal lighting
Have you noticed those centrepieces that glow from within? The secret is pin-spotting. There are narrow beams of light on the ceiling that hit right at the centre of the flowers to create such an effect. At Kenza Creations, we also layer heights of candles (pillars, tapers, and floating votives) to create a river of light that moves as guests pass by.
- The odd number harmony
You must be aware that nature does not work in even numbers, and neither does luxury design. There’s beauty in odd numbers. This is why we often group elements of threes or fives to create stunning wedding centrepieces, ensuring the arrangement feels more organic and not staged.
So, there you have it. These are a few centrepiece secrets that you should know before planning your wedding decor. If you need assistance, Kenza Creations is a phone call away.