For 60-inch round tables seating 10, centerpieces should be 16–18 inches tall at the highest point—tall enough to see over, low enough to converse across.
Incorporate one tall element—curly willow, ting ting, or a few wired wheat stems—to draw the eye upward without blocking sightlines. Vary the heights across tables (some 16", some 18") for an organic, collected look.
If guests remain seated during dinner, ensure no flowers extend below chin level (about 24" from tabletop). Test with a place setting before finalizing.
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