The small table that holds the wine, the rings, and the glass.
Under the chuppah stands a small table with the kiddush cup and wine, the rings, the ketubah for reading, and the glass the groom will break. It is in almost every ceremony photograph, so it deserves styling — but it has to stay practical for the rabbi. CHIC Flowers designs the kiddush table with a low floral touch, a linen in the wedding palette, and room for everything the ceremony needs.
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The kiddush cup and wine (used twice during the ceremony), the rings, the ketubah, and the wrapped glass for breaking. Some couples add a second cup, a candle, or a family heirloom. The rabbi needs to reach everything easily, so the table cannot be crowded with flowers.
We keep the florals low and at the front or one side of the table — a small arrangement or a short runner of blooms that ties into the chuppah. A linen or runner in the wedding palette and a decorative tray for the rings and glass finish the look. The table itself is often provided by the venue; we can also supply a small round or rectangular table that suits the chuppah design.
Because the table sits under the chuppah, we design it as part of the chuppah rather than as a separate piece — the same flowers, the same palette, sized so it complements the structure without competing with it.
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