11 Easter Flower Arrangements That Will Make Your Home Feel Like Spring
You don't need to be a pro to put them together.
Easter is the perfect time to celebrate the arrival of spring. The holiday brings with it all the classics—Easter egg hunts, pastel-colored decorations, and the chance to host a brunch or roast with family and friends. If you're looking for festive ways to spruce up your space, we've rounded up a list of Easter flowers that work beautifully with just about any table setting.
There are so many flowers to choose from for Easter—especially with so much in bloom this time of year. You can go with traditional lilies or tulips, or try a DIY paper option for something a little different. And once your Easter flowers fade, you can always reuse the vessel for your next spring bouquet. Hoppy arranging!
Easter Egg Bouquet
The combination of ombré eggs and complementary florals makes this the perfect centerpiece for your table.
Milk Jar Arrangement
For an unexpected look, string together a bunch of empty milk jars, and fill with a mixture of small and large blooms.
Egg Tree
If you love sturdy branches like cherry blossoms, give them a new look for the holiday. Place a few in your favorite vase and dress them up with colorful egg ornaments that are decked out with pretty ribbon.
Herb Garden Centerpiece
Go the unconventional route with your tiered cake stand and use it to display potted herbs of varying heights. Fill any empty spaces with spring flowers or decorated Easter eggs to add even more color.
Egg Carton Flower Centerpiece
These egg carton flowers make a unique and creative table centerpiece.
Follow these step-by-step instructions:
- Cut off the top of the egg carton and the extra flap on the other edge.
- Cut out the center columns from the carton by making small cuts with your X-Acto knife.
- Cut out what is left on the carton to use as egg ‘cups.’
- Using the center columns you cut out, clean up the edge of the opening with your scissors.
- Paint the columns both inside and out with some thinned out acrylic paint for a washed look.
- Using the ‘egg cups,’ cut around the top of the cup to make it the same size all around or rip the top edge with your fingers to get a more rough look.
- Paint the cup with your thinned out acrylic paint for a flower look.
- For a petaled look, cut down the 4 corners of the cup and clean up using your scissors and rounding the tops of each ‘petal’ before painting.
- Keep the stem in place by attaching floral wire to the middle. Use the wire cutters to hold them together!
Pastel Beauty
Use a mint green vase as the foundation for a statement arrangement full of pastel-colored flowers.
Woven Flower Vase
Pick flowers straight from your garden and stick them inside this boho-inspired vase. To make, cut a piece of cane webbing to fit around a glass hurricane vase. Thread a needle with contrasting yarn or embroidery thread and stitch a line or criss-cross pattern along the edges. Wrap the webbing around the vase and adhere with hot glue.
Baby's Breath Basket
An egg-filled basket topped with a plume of baby's breath is the perfect addition to your tabletop. It doesn't get much easier than this!
Easter Table Wreath
Save paper egg cartons and give them a new life as a chic centerpiece. Cut out egg cups in groups of four and paint them white. Then arrange them in a circle and fill with eggs, flowers, or candy.
Natural Flower Arrangement
Give a nod to warm months to come with this elegant rope vase. Pro tip: Flip the vase upside down and work with a hot glue gun from base to mouth. End strands in back so there is a "seam" on only one side. Toss in a beachy bunch of white hydrangeas, and you're ready for a clambake!
Glam Gold Leaf Centerpiece
Bring the elegance to your Easter affair with this gilded decoration. In small sections, paint on an adhesive, then lay metallic sheets on the glass and smooth. Fill with a pretty mix of peach garden roses, blush ranunculus, pink sweet peas, lamb's ears, and white anemones.
Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."
Mariah Thomas (she/her) is an assistant editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers home and lifestyle content. Mariah has more than four years of editorial experience, having written for TLC, Apartment Therapy, Women's Health and Avocado Magazine. She received her master's degree in journalism at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism and published her first book, Heart and Soul: Poems of Thoughts and Emotions, in 2019. She's also the founder of RTF Community, a platform for creatives of color to connect, learn and showcase their work.
Amanda Garrity is a lifestyle writer and editor with over seven years of experience, including five years on staff at Good Housekeeping, where she covered all things home and holiday, including the latest interior design trends, inspiring DIY ideas and gift guides for any (and every) occasion. She also has a soft spot for feel-good TV, so you can catch her writing about popular shows like Virgin River, Sweet Magnolias, Hallmark Channel’s When Calls the Heart and more.
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