Fruity Ideas for Spring Quinceaneras

 With spring amongst us it’s great to take advantage of the wonders the season brings us. The colors, scents and textures that are known for making spring such a fresh and lively season can also be incorporated into your quinceanera decor. Lemons, oranges, pears and apples are only some of the edible treats that can add a fresh and modern look to a spring quinceanera. So if you’re tired of the balloon or flower decorations, try looking into a fruit basket for inspiration that will have your quince party transformed into a fruity event.

Dead Center
Incorporating fruit into your centerpieces is the best way to draw attention to your quince decorations. In long, squared or cylinder vases, the fruit of your choice will surely sit just fine. If you choose to decorate in a monochromatic color pallete, the fruit you choose should be in the same color-family as the rest of your quince decorations. But for a more colorful and eye catching look, perhaps a fruit of an opposite color will do the trick. You can place the fruits in the vase as a whole or sliced and diced for a varied look. Using fruits will not only be modern and unique, but may also be lighter on your wallet since you’ll be using less flowers.

Fruitful Bouquets
Your bouquet is as noticed as everything else in your quinceanera-so why not give your guests something new to look at? To land that trendsetter title, try pinning apples, pears or limes into your bouquet along with the flowers of your choice. Incorporating fruit into your floral bouquet is about avant garde as you can get and will definitely have your guests raving about how unique your quince was.

Tieing it in
To tie in the overall fruit-theme of your quince, opt to have a fruit buffet as a fun treat. Full of fresh fruit in varied colors, textures and sizes, the fruit buffet will serve as the main element that ties your fruit theme all together. When using fruits as part of your decorations, not only is it important to choose only the best looking fruits available, but it’s also just as important to have fun with the decorations and let your imagination run wild.

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