Altar DecorationsChurch Wedding Decorations
The blocks will be saturated with water, so be sure to protect your table tops with a covering of plastic or protective table cloth. 
Begin inserting five or six tall line flowers in the back. Gladiolus are using in this spray. Insert the first one dead center and begin to angle the others out as you cut them a little shorter. 
Add more line flowers. In this spray, it is white snapdragons. You can use a contrasting color if you choose. Snapdragons are very reasonable and come in a large assortment of colors. If the stems are soft, cut them with a sharp knife and then cut a small slit into the plastic before inserting the stem. 
Cutting the stems shorter, insert some large headed focal flowers. You can use lilies, roses or other large headed flowers. Here yellow spider mums are used for contrast in color and texture. 
Add filler flowers, angling outwards and coming straight out from front and sides. Here white carnations and mums are used. Again, you can choose different flowers for a color scheme that matches your wedding. 
Finish by filling in any bare spots with greenery. You can use a mixture such as tall myrtle, leather leaf fern and trailing sprengeri. Other greenery such as seeded eculyptus and ivy would work well, too. 
The final floral arrangement is large, lush . . . and much more cost effective when you do the labor yourself! Be sure to mist well with a flower sealant such as Finishing Touch and enjoy all the compliments. 
More altar decorations are found on this website. For another step-by-step tutorial making the church wedding flowers pictured below, check out this link. 
All the floral supplies you need for church wedding decorations can be found by clicking on the store preview link below. Discount Florist Supplies     If you can't see the slideshow above, you can download a free Windows Media Viewer.
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