50 Gorgeous Easter Flower Arrangements to Decorate Your Space
Use these creative centerpieces to celebrate this egg-citing holiday.
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Easter is the perfect time to celebrate the spring season. This hoppy holiday comes with the traditional Easter egg hunt, pastel-colored and vibrant home decor and even fun crafts you can DIY with family and friends. If you're looking for festive ways to spruce up your space, browse through our list of Easter flowers that are unique and perfect for any table setting you have in mind.
There are so many flowers to choose from when it comes to Easter (especially since every bloom has a hidden meaning). Whether it's lovely lilies or tulips that are delivered straight to your door or even a few unexpected DIY paper creations, you can turn your favorite blooms into beautiful arrangements and centerpieces for your Easter party. From floral centerpieces made from papier-mâché to a creative table bouquet displayed in vintage or unconventional objects (a bird cage and toolbox, for example), the ideas are endless. Scroll through our roundup for a look at some of our favorite Easter flower ideas that are worthy of your celebration this year and every year going forward.
Egg Basket Vase
This vintage egg basket holds colorful wooden eggs to make your spring bouquet pop. Make your own by dyeing wooden eggs white and blue (you can also leave some natural). Place a vase inside the basket and surround it with the eggs. When you're done, fill the vase with water and your favorite flowers.
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!
Fabric Tulips Centerpiece
These fabric tulips are pretty and perfect to feature every spring season. They never wilt and make beautiful Easter or spring table settings.
Egg Flower Vase Centerpiece
Place your Easter bouquets in papier-mâché vases. To make your own, blow up a large and a medium balloon. Cover each balloon with white papier-mâché craft paper. Leave the bottom quarter to third uncovered and the edges rough. After everything dries, pop and remove the balloons and set a vase with flowers inside your papier-mâché.
Floral Mason Jars
Place colorful mason jars filled with poppies or your favorite florals in a metal milk carrier for a unique Easter table centerpiece. Keep your blooms upright by placing clear tape across the mouth of each jar.
Mini Egg Topiaries Centerpiece
Add a realistic touch to artificial boxwood topiaries with mini robin eggs. This offers a fresh and unique look to your table decor.
Polka Dot Floral and Egg Centerpiece
Use chalkboard paint to coat a terra-cotta pot before having your kids draw dots on it using sidewalk chalk. Then fill the pot with wheatgrass, let it grow (wait seven to 10 days) and add lilies and colored eggs to complete the Easter look.
Floral Hanging Egg Centerpiece
If you're looking to decorate your dessert table, create this fun and adorable centerpiece by filling cut-out eggs with treats and hanging them from flower branches.
Wooden Toolbox Centerpiece
Gather colorful blooms from your garden and arrange them in a toolbox for a vintage yet beautiful outdoor centerpiece.
Vintage Teakettle Flower Arrangement
Add spring colors to your table with geraniums and poppies. Place them in a colorfully-designed vintage teakettle for a striking look.
Colander Floral Centerpiece
Use an enamelware colander full of tomatoes, sage and lively blooms for a unique kitchen arrangement.
Floral Candy Centerpiece
Eating candy can count as an Easter tradition. Create a unique flower arrangement with your favorite spring blooms and candy. Choose Easter-themed candy in light of the season.
Modern Potted Flower Cake
If you love baking Easter desserts, try making this potted flower cake. It's an eye-catching bouquet and an edible treat for you and your family.
Aqua Floral Mason Jar
Hydrangeas make beautiful spring centerpieces, especially when placed in an aqua-colored mason jar.
Tissue Paper Flowers
These tissue paper flowers are easy to make. Use colorful and Easter-themed tissue paper for a creative and water-free flower arrangement.
Get the tutorial from It All Started With Paint »
Fingerprint Flowers
These fingerprint flowers are great for kids to help make — especially since you'll need their little fingerprints to put the petals together.
Paper Feather Tree Centerpiece
Instead of using real feathers, use pastel scrapbook paper to add a modern look to a traditional Swedish Paskris (otherwise known as a feather tree).
Floating Flowers
To create this floating flower arrangement, make small bubble wrap skirts for each flower until your bowl surface is full. This method requires less flowers for a full look.
Paper Plants
Colorful paper plants are great if you're looking to add a dash of personality to your decor. You can even store them to use for future Easter gatherings.
Pastel Beauty
Use a mint green vase as the foundation for a statement arrangement full of pastel-colored flowers.
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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