A reader asked how many black pearl and white calla lilies fit in an Eiffel tower vase with a 1¾-inch neck opening.
Eiffel tower vases are designed for dramatic, vertical statements. Their narrow necks suit **a single stem** or **three stems at most**. Crowding compromises the elegant silhouette and damages the blooms.
Two stems violate the "odd number" design rule and look unbalanced. If using multiple vases, vary the single-stem heights across tables for rhythm.
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