Lilac and gold artificial wedding flower swags for the top table (pair)

Description

Lilac and gold flowers for a wedding focal point

These Ling's Moment floral swags combine lilac and pale flowers with green foliage and gold-toned accents. The two finished arrangements are designed to decorate a surface or feature, giving you an established floral shape to work with rather than a box of separate stems. They can bring a gentle colour theme to a sweetheart table, ceremony backdrop or another prominent part of the wedding setting.

The palette has a soft, slightly decorative character. Lilac supplies the colour, pale blooms keep it light and the gold details add warmth among the leaves. It is an attractive combination for a wedding that uses lavender shades without making every decoration purple.

Two swags to arrange together or apart

Two pieces are included. Each opens to approximately 66cm long and 55.9cm wide, with a depth of around 12.2cm once the flowers and foliage are spread. Those measurements depend on how you position the flexible parts, so lay the arrangements out before deciding exactly where to attach them.

You could place the pair on opposite sides of a central feature, or use one at the ceremony and one on the reception table. Keeping the same floral materials in two locations helps the spaces feel connected. The swags can also be positioned asymmetrically, with one higher than the other, if you prefer a less formal display.

Think about the surface first

Double-sided tape is included for attaching the decorations. Check that the intended surface is suitable before applying it, particularly on painted furniture, mirrors or a hired backdrop. A small discreet test and the venue's agreement are sensible when adhesive will touch a surface you do not own. The flowers are supplied without a table, frame or backdrop.

Once the attachment plan is settled, shape the foliage around the edges so that the base of the arrangement is less noticeable. Supporting the centre while adjusting the leaves helps avoid putting unnecessary strain on the flowers. These are silk-style and foam floral materials, chosen for decorative use rather than fresh-flower handling.

A colour scheme that can be used again

A customer who chose the lilac and gold design praised the colours and the quality of the arrangement. The finished pieces can also move between uses: a ceremony decoration might become a reception accent, then later dress a mirror or a special table at home. Plan any move in advance so the flowers can be lifted safely without pulling against their attachment. For an outdoor ceremony, use them in suitable dry conditions and bring them inside afterwards. Store the pair with enough space for the spread of foliage, ready to shape again for the next occasion.