Guitar Centerpieces for Parties-Fun Music Centerpieces for Rock Stars

Cool Ideas (this page is long....keep on scrollin' please)

How about adding drums to the look? We can do that also. You can view this photo larger by clicking on it or go to our BLOG and see them as individual pictures and read more information.

Here's a sign that used two of our 48" guitars on either side of the sign. This sign would also work by the dj if we changed out the word "Welcome" for the name of the person having the party.

Or....how about lighting up a guitar.

How about adding a cute sign to the bathroom doors? Folks often put useful supplies in a festive basket in the ladies restroom but how often do they think of putting something themed and cute on the doors? These 21" guitars...a pink Taylor Swift one and a Guns n' Roses one for the boys...would certainly carry on the theme to parts of the party venue that everyone visits eventually! Of course, you can change up the guitars to any of the ones we have.

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Maybe you'd want a guitar and amp combo for a cool centerpiece.
This amp is 14" x 14" x 8" so it can sit on a dinner table and not block the view of the guests across the table.
We used a black curly foam wire to simulate a cord from the guitar to the amp. This guitar pictured is a 36" one and I grabbed one of my favorite little models to help give you a sense of the scale. She's 54".

This is a big centerpiece but cool, isn't it. What a great impact on the table.

How about lighting up your centerpiece with votives?

We now have luminaries that you can use for Table Names and you can add battery tea lights.

Click to play this Smilebox slideshow: Guitar Luminaries

Nope...we didn't spell it wrong. Suppose to be that way. I think it's clever and I can't take the credit. It belongs to the Mom....clever Mom! All seven centerpieces had fun names like these.

Great centerpiece for a walkaround table such as a Placecard Table.

How about adding a keyboard...maybe some mini albums like this centerpiece that went on a Sweet Table. Notice the bigger base that supports this larger piece.