Looking for some really easy and simple wedding reception table decor ideas to set up? You have come to the right place. Everyone wants their reception tables to look great and match the overall theme of their wedding. But your tabletop landscapes don’t need to give you a headache or break the bank. You’re going to be pretty busy on your wedding day, so you need quick and easy centerpieces! Many of our ideas are quite affordable, and hassle-free!

1. Seasonal fruit in decorative bowls or sneakers. Did you know that you can spray paint inexpensive bowls to match your color scheme if needed? Go “green” – Treat guests to beautiful centerpieces and snacks at the same time! Beautiful color and no waste.

2. Tulle fabric table runner with elements or flower arrangements. This combination can be as simple or elaborate as you like and will easily fit into any color scheme. Use your bridal party bouquets as some of the floral accents, especially on the bride and groom’s ‘head table’.

3. Pre-made flower arrangements. Probably the simplest, yet most beautiful, way to set up any table. Short or very tall people are the best to converse. Be wary of tipping with very tall and slender flower arrangements on small tables and outdoors.

4. Shells, candles and sand. Magnificent possibilities await you with this summer wedding centerpiece idea. Make a practice layout before your wedding day and take a photo when you get it right (so your helpers know how you want the elements to be arranged). Have a shoebox-sized plastic container available to quickly clean up the litter after receipt.

5. Cloth napkins, cups and votives. Don’t underestimate the crisp, simple beauty of glass and candlelight! Beautiful, inexpensive and eco-friendly!

6. Petals and tea candles. Arrange them in spinning shapes or spread them randomly for a smooth and easy look. Use whole buds or flowers too (just the heads) if you want! Make a heart shape with the tea lights on the round tables.

7. Glasses, petals and bottles of wine or sparkling cider. Installed in the middle of round tables or in groups on rectangular tables, this combination would be practical and charming. Go green. “It can be placed on a colored cloth.

8. Freshly cut greenery, candy canes and candles. So easy, fragrant, and fun for Christmas weddings! Use strings of white Christmas lights if your venue doesn’t allow candles to be lit.

9. Pre-made flower crowns (placed horizontally) and candle. Not just for the holidays, crowns can be created to match any theme and color scheme. Just put them on! It works especially well for round tables. Crowns are also good gifts for the bridal party or for other helpers as well.

10. River rocks. Go “green” – Consider using polished river rocks for decoration. As soon as your event is over, return them to nature … Wear a large size and have guests write inspirational words on them as keepsakes for you!

11. River rocks, bowls and floating flowers. Easy to assemble and very natural looking. It can easily match any color scheme. Ecological centerpiece!

12. Mirror, confetti and candle (s). Adding petals would also soften this look. Very easy to set up and adds a lot of bright color and light to your tables.

13. Bunches of balloons. Much for your money! You will need something heavy to anchor them, although you can buy them with heart-shaped plastic ‘anchors’ on each balloon. Make sure the strings are kept long to encourage conversation at the tables.

14. Candlesticks with ivy. Classic and very easy to configure. The ivy can be fresh cut or silk. The candles can match your color scheme. Chandeliers can be rented!

15. Fresh cut flowers in vases. Use seasonal flowers from your garden, a friend’s garden, the florist, or the grocery store. SO simple to set up and clean. Present the flowers to your guests when they leave the reception so they can put them to good use later. Ask your establishment, florist or caterer if they have vases.