Armenian Wedding Centerpieces
Tall, gold, crystal, and abundant — designed for ballrooms of 300 or more.
Tall gold-and-crystal centerpieces are the signature of an Armenian reception: candelabras or crystal stands topped with full arrangements of roses, orchids, and hydrangea, repeated across a ballroom of thirty or forty tables. CHIC Flowers designs centerpiece programs for Armenian weddings across Los Angeles and Glendale — choosing the stands, the flowers, and the mix of tall and low designs to fill the room without blocking the view.
- ✻Tall gold-and-crystal stands and candelabras
- ✻Tall-and-low mixes planned by table count
- ✻Roses, orchids, hydrangea, and peonies
- ✻Palettes from white and gold to pomegranate
- ✻Programs for 30–50 table ballrooms
- Signature style
- Tall gold-and-crystal
- Typical price
- $250–$650 per tall centerpiece
- Common mix
- Alternating tall and low
- Core flowers
- Roses, orchids, hydrangea
Why tall centerpieces
Armenian receptions are held in large ballrooms with high ceilings, and low arrangements disappear in that space. Tall designs fill the room's height, read from across the dance floor, and photograph as a sea of flowers. Gold and crystal stands catch the light from the chandeliers and candles, which is why they have become the classic look.
Tall vs low, and the mix
We usually alternate tall centerpieces with lower designs — a full low arrangement, a cluster of candles and small vases, or a floral runner — so guests at every table can see each other and the stage. The ratio depends on the room and the budget: an all-tall program is the grandest, while a two-to-one or one-to-one mix stretches the budget with little loss of impact.
Flower choices and palettes
White and ivory roses, phalaenopsis orchids, hydrangea, and peonies in season are the foundation. Blush and champagne suit a softer look; deeper reds, burgundies, and pomegranate tones give a richer Armenian palette. We avoid forget-me-nots, which carry remembrance meaning in Armenian culture.
What centerpieces cost
Tall gold-and-crystal centerpieces typically run $250 to $650 each depending on the stand, the flower density, and the flowers chosen; low arrangements run less. For a 300-guest wedding with thirty tables, the centerpiece program is usually the largest single line in the floral budget, which is why the tall-and-low mix matters. See our cost guide for full ranges by guest count.
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