For 14 centerpieces in 7.5-inch vases with 3.25-inch openings, the number of carnations or roses depends on your desired fullness and budget.
There’s no fixed formula; scale and proportion matter more than stem count. A mix of roses and carnations can stretch your budget while adding texture.
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