What are some wedding centrepiece ideas using pool noodles?

Pool noodles are a clever, budget-friendly base for centrepieces. Cut a noodle into thick slices, about two or three centimetres wide, and place a small floating candle in the hole in the middle. Put the slices in a shallow glass bowl or a wide vase filled with water. The noodle keeps the candle upright and stops it drifting. You can also thread ribbon or twine through the noodle rings and hang them from a branch or a stand for a mobile effect. Another idea is to wrap a whole noodle in fabric or paper and use it as a ring to hold a cluster of flowers or greenery upright in a vase. If you want a taller centrepiece, stack noodle rings around a central pillar candle. Choose noodle colours that match your theme, or cover them with tape or paint. They are lightweight, so they are easy to transport and set up. After the wedding, you can reuse them for a pool party or give them to children as a fun keepsake. Always check that your venue allows water and candles on tables, and place bowls on a stable surface.