Coral Floral Summer Quinceanera Sweet Fifteen Theme

Sources from left to right: Coral and Magenta Floral Bouquet | Coral and Gold Quinceanera Invitations | Coral and Magenta Flower Cake | Coral and Magenta Dessert Buffet Table

Spring Fling | Light Blue & Blush Sweet Fifteen Quinceanera Theme

Sources from left to right: Custom Blue Floral Quinceanera Invitations | Paper Flower Photo Backdrop | Floral Cake by Rosalind Miller | Light Blue Flower Bouquet | Pastel Floral Centerpiece | Mini Flower Bud Vase Thank You Favor

Summertime Sunflowers Quinceanera Sweet Fifteen Theme

Sources from left to right: Sunflower Topiary Centerpiece Idea | Sunflower Table Decor | Sunflower and Daisy Bouquet | Sunflower Crystal Tiara | Sunflower Cupcakes Table Display | Sunflower Tissue Poms | Sunflower Cake | Sunflower Quinceanera Invitations | Sunflower Soap as Favors

Red Roses Quinceanera Sweet Fifteen Theme

Sources from left to right: Crystal Red Rose Favors | Red Rose and Branches Jewelry Set | Submersed Red Rose Centerpiece | Red Roses Table Decor with Gold Accents | Red Roses with Gold Cake | Red Rose Quinceanera Bouquet | Roses Quinceanera Invitations | Red Rose Wall as Photo Backdrop

Alice in Wonderland Sweet Fifteen Quinceanera Theme

Let's sing it together now...
A very merry unbirthday
To me?
To you
A very merry unbirthday
For me?
For you
Now blow the candle out, my dear
And make your wish come true
A very merry unbirthday to you!

Sources from left to right: Down the Rabbit Hold Welcome Sign | Deck of Cards Garland | Alice in Wonderland Quinceanera Invitations | Alice in Wonderland Cake | Alice in Wonderland Banquet Hall Decor | Alice In Wonderland 2-Liter Bottle Labels | Floral Teacups Centerpiece Idea | Drink Me Eat Me Tags for Favors

DIY Fabric Flower Topiary Centerpiece Idea / Inspiration

I want to share these centerpieces I made recently for my parents 25th wedding anniversary or silver anniversary. I know that's not quinceanera but these ideas can easily be applied to a quinceanera with an elegant / floral theme. We were on a tight budget for this celebration. So real flowers were something I did not want to incorporate. Another reason I didn't care much to use real flowers is because we had made these chiffon and rosette fabric table cloths for a friends wedding and she let us borrow them for our event. I thought the fabric flowers would tie in those table cloths nicely.

I also thought I would make fabric flowers since my mom and I are seamstresses, we have a lot of scrap fabric. I didn't end up making them all though. I bought yards of fabric flower trim (1.5" and 2.5" big) then separated them, cutting off any mesh they're attached to. I did this for every colors besides the nude / taupe color. For those I bought yardage of mesh fabric with the flowers throughout it and separated them as well. Once they were all cut out, I laid them out together in bunches. I wanted to make sure I was evenly distributing the colors.

It turns out Styrofoam is kind of expensive (at least when you need large diameter spheres and a large quantity if them) so as a cheaper alternative I used a pack of 10, 6" paper lanterns I bought on Ebay. I used a hot glue gun to stick the flowers and pearls on to the paper lanterns.

For the topiary stand I used 4" Glass Taper Candleholders from the dollar store. By stacking one atop another you can make the stand taller. To keep them in place I used E6000® Craft Adhesive. Once the flower pom and the stand were done, they can be put together. Place the pom on top of the stand and keep it in place with hot glue or the E6000®.

I liked using the turned over candlestick holders because they have a wide bottom (as you can see in the picture below) to help the poms balance better. I also used two slightly taller crystal candle holders I found at a thrift store. They worked okay but like I said I preferred the dollar store ones.

In the end, the result is really pretty and can totally be customized to match your events color scheme.

For my parents reception, there was 25+ tables and each tables centerpiece was set up differently. I bought a lot of different candlestick holders in both crystal and others I spray painted silver. I also bought crystal clear vases from the dollar store and thrift store and painted them inside with Krylon Looking Glass Silver-Like Aerosol Spray Paint and adorned those with shorter mauve colored and bleached peacock feathers.

To keep the paint on the inside of the vases, I taped plastic bags around the outside. Since it was a silver wedding, we had to use silver / gray but we paired that with dusty rose / mauve pink and ivory with pearls to create an overall theme. To keep all the pieces together I put them on top of silver platters with strings of pearls.

These candles stick holder / candelabras in particular, I actually found at two different flea markets. The pairs were black but of course I spray painted them silver to match and switched out the black crystals that hung on one pair for clear crystals.

Pretty in Pastels | A Spring Floral Sweet Fifteen Quinceanera Theme

Sources from left to right: Floral Quinceanera Invitations | Baby Blue Quinceanera Crown | Pastel Bunting and Paper Lanterns | Pastel Floral Cake | Pastel Floral Hair Comb | Quinceanera Keychain Favors | Pink and Blue Table Decor | Pastel Candy Buffet | Vintage Blue Glass Vases and Pink Flowers Centerpiece Idea | Pastel Floral Brooches Bouquet

Mauvelous Sweet Fifteen Quinceanera Theme

Mauve can be a tricky color to work with so it's a good idea to include different shades and variations of "mauve". Most places label anything that is a pink-purple color, mauve. Use pinks and purples and bring them together with whatever mauve things you find.

For this theme I've included black as the neutral as inspired by the above gown. Adding black lace is a pretty touch especially with roses. If you can't find mauve roses then try "dusty rose" which should compliment any mauve very well.

Sources from left to right: Mauve Floral Cake | Custom Photo Cards Quinceanera Invitations | Mauve Pink Paper Lanterns | Mauve Cupcakes | Mauve and Roses Tabletop Decor | Mauve and Black Floral Centerpieces Idea | Sparkling Tiara Quinceanera Stickers | Mauve Pink Satin Chair Ties

Tea Party Sweet Fifteen Theme

Tea with the Queen! Yes, if by queen you mean the Quinceanera girl because she is the queen for a day. This is a classy affair, pinkies up. For decorations use teacups, tea pots, lots of flowers, lace and pearls. I forgot to mention it in a picture but it be cute to add gloves to your outfit. Food for this occasion can be quite simple. Think finger foods, petite sandwiches, biscuits, crumpets even and plenty of desserts.

For this theme I chose a Champagne/Blush very pastel colored dress and paired it with brighter bolder colors like yellow and wine red. You can do the same. You don't have to be so matchy-matchy. Don't limit yourself to just literal flowers either, try to use floral prints too, whether in dresses or in like tablecloths for example.

For favors give out something like stainless-steel Tea Infusers. If you want to get more specific with your tea party theme you can go the Alice in Wonderland route or easily do vintage.

Sources from left to right: Teacups Cake | Pink and Yellow Tea Party Decor Ideas | Paper Wall Decor Backdrop | Doily Tea Party Invitation | Pretty Cupcakes in Pretty Teacups! | Large Green Topiary Centerpieces and Pink Tablescape | Tea Party Finger Sandwiches | Yellow Tea Party Table Setting | Vintage Tea Party Kit | Big Balloons with Tassels | Pink Tapioca Tea Party | Flowers in Teapots Display | Tea Party Photo Booth Props | French Macarons | Tea Cup Centerpieces | Pretty Pink Lemonade and Iced Tea | Hung Lace Parasols with Flowers | Petite Fours | Tea Pot shaped Invitations (use paper that matches your colors)