Ideal for modern, bohemian, or industrial reception styling, glass geometric terrariums framed in brass, copper, or matte black metal make eye-catching centerpieces. Filled with air plants (Tillandsia), preserved moss, dried botanicals, and warm LED fairy lights, this non-floral setup requires zero water.
Because there are no live cut flowers to keep hydrated, these centerpieces can be assembled weeks in advance, eliminating morning-of wedding stress. The delicate geometric metal lines reflect micro-LED lights, casting a cozy glow across the table. The color scheme pairs polished brass, forest moss green, pale sage, and warm amber light.
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| GEOMETRIC BRASS TERRARIUM |
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| | / [Tillandsia] \ | |
| | / [Preserved Moss] \ | |
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| | | [LED Fairy Lights] | | |
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Step-by-Step DIY Assembly
- Clean Glass Panels: Wipe down geometric glass terrarium vessels with glass cleaner to remove fingerprints and dust.
- Layer Preserved Moss: Place a generous bed of green preserved reindeer moss or sheet moss at the bottom of each terrarium.
- Position Air Plants: Nestled two to three air plants (Tillandsia) and dried bunny tails onto the moss bed.
- Weave LED Micro Lights: Weave a copper-wire strand of 20 battery-operated LED micro fairy lights through the moss and around the plants.
- Hide Battery Pack: Tuck the small battery pack beneath the moss layer at the back of the vessel, turning lights on right before dinner.