Vicki Grafton Photography
This gorgeous display is suited for a classic, formal wedding. The peach-and-white blooms are on-trend and pop against the greens.
Upgrade the standard centerpiece by draping your tables with a statement-making table runner made of lush and beautiful blooms.
From floral arches to towering flower walls (à la Kim and Kanye), couples are using wedding flowers in unexpected and totally original ways. Case in point: Table runners made of fresh blooms and greenery are popping up all over Pinterest.
These blooming accent pieces completely transform a classic tablescape into something fresh. From bright colorful options to seasonal-inspired displays, there's a floral runner for every type of wedding. We found cascading centerpieces made of peonies and hydrangeas fit for a romantic or boho affair, while more understated arrangements featuring lush greenery and simple white roses would please the bride hosting a classic celebration.
And though a runner made of blossoms will cost more than the average floral centerpiece, budget-conscious couples can still try the trend: Adjust the amount of flowers and consider more seasonal blooms. Or skip the buds all together, and instead choose a style that's made of lush greenery. The leafy option will still make a stylish statement and it will give off a cool, rustic vibe.
If you've already planned your wedding centerpieces but love these gorgeous styles, consider decorating your sweetheart table or dessert display with a floral runner. You can also use the picture-perfect accents at your bridal shower or rehearsal dinner.
Click through to see 29 of our favorite table runners made of flowers and greens!
At left: San Francisco-based florist Atelier Joya designed a cascading floral runner made of peonies, daisies, and dahlias in white, pink, and purple. The results are utterly romantic and whimsical.
JoPhoto
For a classic holiday display, look no further than a fluffy runner made from Douglas Fir and white pine. Florist L.B. Floral Design adds bold pops of red with dramatic spray and Annabelle roses.
Austin Gros Wedding Photography
This lovely runner, created by Tennessee-based floral studio The Enchanted Florist, pays tribute to the southern reception space. Classic magnolia flowers, combined with white roses, hydrangeas, and greenery, top wooden farm tables.
Jamie Lauren Photography
This combination of deep-hued leafy greenery and bright pink-and-white garden roses and peonies, created by Vancouver-based florist Celsia Florist, is formal yet fresh.
Rachel Moore Photography
This simple, rustic floral runner from Soul Flowers, a Nashville-based florist, combines blush garden roses, white ranunculus, and tons of bright leaves.
Ashley Tingley Photography
Bella Bloom Floral Design mixes draped tulips and anemones in shades of pink and red with fluffy hydrangeas and endless amounts of creeping greenery.
Bryce Covey
Floral designer Joy Thigpen channeled the Barcelona backdrop of this destination wedding with a lengthy table runner made entirely of olive branches. The understated design perfectly suits the gorgeous reception space.
KT Merry
Best of Buds Wedding Flowers mixed white blooms, like hydrangeas and baby's breath, with variegated euonymus and other greens for this vintage-inspired centerpiece.
Amy Arrington Photography
Stylish Stems, an Atlanta-based florist, created a compact floral runner of white hydrangeas and greenery.
Brooke Boling
This simple, rustic runner utilizes unlikely (but absolutely lovely!) olive branch stems. Jaclyn Journey, a florist operating out of Louisville, Kentucky, paired the symbolic greenery with a few fluffy white blooms for a simple vibe.
Erin Hearts Court
A lush runner of deep-hued greenery is a perfectly refined yet rustic accent. Vail-based florist, Vail Vintage Magnolia, added soft pink roses and tall pillar candles to create a gorgeous centerpiece.
Angela Anderson Photography
For a dreamy reception space, Lauren Chitwood Events, a Kentucky-based florist, paired tons of candles with a moss-and-hydrangea runner. The contrast between deep emerald green and pure white blooms creates an ethereal atmosphere.
Alyssa Wood of Isa Images
For a cold-weather wedding, a table runner featuring wintergreens is the perfect way to add subtle, seasonal flare. The Local Bouquet, a Rhode Island florist, mixed white pine, balsam and cedar stems, seasonal berries, and pine cones.
N. Barrett Photography
A classic white hydrangea runner suits this elegant, countryside-style wedding. A mix of greens, succulents, Annabelle roses, and baby's breath offsets the huge blooms in this pretty tone-on-tone runner.
Apryl Ann Photography
Mix multiple types of greenery (like ferns, ivy, and succulents) for a monochromatic showstopper.
Leo Patrone
Honey of a Thousand Flowers, a Salt Lake City-based florist, adorned a single-sided table with a lush display of peonies and bright greens.
Two Foxes Photography
For a bohemian couple, florist Gavita Flora, based in Santa Cruz, California, created jewel-toned centerpieces paired with a deep-green leafy runner.
KT Merry
Fluffy white hydrangeas make a major statement, especially when combined with other colorful blooms. Here, greenery and pink flowers complete the romantic, cascading display.
Scott Michael Photo
This sweet, rustic table runner is ideal for a casual outdoor reception. Combine tons of greenery with white floral accents, like baby's breath or other delicate blooms, for a naturally gorgeous display.
Anna Delores Photography
For a sweet, vintage-chic reception The Little Branch, a Los Angeles-based floral studio, created a runner with tons of greenery, white roses, and thistle accents.
Michael Falco of Christian Oth Studio
For a more understated take on the floral runner trend, consider draping only long, leafy greenery across your tables. Belle Fleur New York styled simple green stems with low white floral centerpieces.
Vallentyne Photography
A whimsical, garden party wedding calls for an exquisite floral runner — this one, by San Diego-based florist Blush Botanicals, features seemingly endless layers of pink, cream, and green garden roses, hydrangeas, and peonies.
Magnolia Pair Photography
This classic floral runner combines white Juliet garden roses and hydrangeas with deep greenery — fit for a formal southern wedding.
Emily Steffen Photography
Long banquet tables are an ideal place to utilize a floral runner. Here, Ebb & Flow Flowers, a Wisconsin-based florist, draped the edged of square tables with dramatic hydrangea-and-rose runners.
In Love In Italy Photography
For a beautiful (and fragrant!) floral runner at a destination wedding, think outside the box. This Italian-inspired tablescape from Sorrento, Italy-based florist Laboratorio Floreale Aiello, utilized lemons, lemon leaves, jasmine, dahlias, and chamomile.
Amy Arrington Photography
For tons of color, take note of this bold arrangement created by Atlanta-based florist Design House Wedding & Events. Roses, hydrangeas, peonies, and ivy in varying shades of purple, cream, and green are arranged atop a deep plum fabric runner.
Waldorf Photographic Art
A cascading runner with white hydrangeas and peach roses offsets a single pillar centerpiece.
Tracey Buyce Photography
Renaissance Floral Design, a Saratoga, New York-based florist, created a beautiful floral runner of blush-and-white peonies and roses. The candles are the perfect finishing touch.
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