The 35 Best Easter Flower Arrangements Ideas for Your Tablescape
To show off your eggcellent taste.
Easter is the first holiday of the year when so many beautiful flowers are finally in season, and everything is in bloom. If you're hosting a brunch or dinner, you can impress your guests with a stunning Easter flower arrangement that will set the mood. It’s the perfect time to start perusing local farmer markets and go to a local nursery to look for fresh-cut flowers. When you shop for florals, look for colorful blooms like tulips or dahlias that will stand out on your dining table. And challenge yourself to mix and match. Consider blooming branches, that will create height at the dining table and draw the eye up. No matter what you choose, look for colorful flowers to celebrate the holiday and enjoy the new season. This Easter, get inspired and embrace this spring celebration in style with the 35 chic and on-theme florals ahead (plus, shop our favorite vases to display them for an even more elevated Easter Sunday).
Roses
Roses don't have to be reserved just for Valentine's Day and romantic holidays. Mix pink and yellow roses with green florals to make the floral arrangement look lush and spring-inspired.
Cyprus Glase Vase, $30 BUY NOW
Tulip and Pussy Willows
Trying something unexpected with your multi-color tulip arrangement like Vibeke Design. Just pull a few branches and blend them in organically into the arrangement.
Teal Aqua Blue Enamelware Bucket, $63 BUY NOW
Contrasting Colors for Flowers
Dahlias
During your Easter brunch, it's a good idea to create a signature cocktail, and a simple bunch of cut flowers will be a nice added touch to your bar cart display.
Cloudnola Reversible Large Glass Flower Vase, $65 BUY NOW
Flowering Branches
Create some height and drama at your tablescape with blooming branches like these cherry blossoms. Designer and gardener Carolyn Roehm put together this stunning tablescape. "An abundance of blooms — or even a single bud — is a glorious reminder of nature and an affirmation of life."
White and Gold Ginger Jar, $295 BUY NOW
Easter-Inspired Succulents
A DIY for your Easter tablescape that can double as a party favor at the end of the evening.
Get the tutorial at Oleander + Palm »
Vintage Easter Rabbit Porcelain Vase, $20 BUY NOW
Paperwhites
Although they normally bloom in winter, paperwhites aka narcissus can also bloom in the spring with some water and the right soil. Showcasing a few stems in an unexpected vessel like a mug creates a conversation starter during Easter.
Large Coffee Mug, $31 BUY NOW
Wild Flowers
Your dessert bar at Easter deserves some colorful blooms too. Consider mixing three or more colorful flowers together with greenery.
Get the tutorial at Sugar and Charm>>>
Green U-Shaped Vase, $40 BUY NOW
Gerber Daisies and Eucalyptus Leaves
If lots of florals aren't your style focus on hardy greenery like Eucalyptus leaves to be the prominent plant in your centerpiece. Also, sprinkling in one or two colorful flowers can be a nice addition.
Calle Vase, $28 BUY NOW
Bud Vases
Keep your tablescape small and sweet with bud vases. Lifestyle photographer Victoria Pearson likes white walls and neutral color tones at home. The only punches of color for her come from the flowers around her.
Ceramic Bubble Bud Vases, $29 BUY NOW
Greens and More Greens
Embrace the warmer weather ahead and ditch the pastel flower arrangements for simpler greenery. We're digging the aquatic color scheme in this tropical dining room designed by Pheobe Howard. The scalloped seagrass placemats add that quintessential sweetness we love about Easter decor.
Matouk Green Scalloped Tablecloth, $165 BUY NOW
Cherry Blossom Stems
What could bring more springtime cheer than cherry blossoms? Lay some branches down the center of the table for a grounded, romantic Easter meal.
West Elm SIN Venule Five-Way Vessel $268, BUY NOW
Porcelain Display
Groupings of nosegays can be more romantic than one big vase full. Designer and gardener Carolyne Roehm recommends arranging them naturally like the blooms just came from the garden.
Frontgate Blue Ming Vase Collection, $59 BUY NOW
Baby's Breath Basket
Sometimes it's the most simple ideas that are the most beautiful, such as this egg-filled basket topped with a plume of baby's breath.
Get the tutorial from The Casual Craftlete »
Metal Wire Pedestal Bowl, $18 BUY NOW
Blue Orchids
This Easter, experiment with unexpected and quirky flower combinations. Take inspiration from this vibrant arrangement from Diosa Blooms, which includes a mix of coral roses, blue orchids and anthuriums, and seasonal purple flowers.
Raawii Strøm large ceramic vase, 75, BUY NOW
Garden Bunches
If you're hosting Easter brunch outside, opt for a wild, eclectic flower arrangement that blends in with the surrounding environment. Here, designer Heather Taylor recreated the motif on her great-grandmother's plates for a garden party's bouquets. "Even if guests don't notice the reference, it's a lovely detail that adds a fun symmetry," she says of the bluebells and marigolds.
Morandi Cobalt Blue Tall Vase, $125 BUY NOW
Faux Tulip Wreath
There's no better way to make a first impression than with over 240 tulips hanging on your front door. These faux buds stay pretty in pink and you can keep them up all season long.
The Wreath Depot Tulip Front Door Wreath, $70 BUY NOW
Peeps-Lined Vase
The key to this arrangement is picking out flowers that are just as vibrant and eye-catching as the pink marshmallow treats around the edge of the vase.
Get the tutorial at Bell'alimento »
Canopy Vase, $43 BUY NOW
Flower-Topped Desserts
Don't limit your blooms to vases—put them on your desserts, as Cheetah Is the New Black did here. Opt for real edible flowers or practice your baking skills by making them out of frosting.
What you'll need: Wilton Dessert Decorator, $18 BUY NOW
Single Stems
For a clean, minimalist tablescape, opt for single stems in narrow, slim vases. Choose your favorite flowers to display for a personalized Easter brunch floral arrangement.
Bloomscape Glass Vase, $35, BUY NOW
Lauren is a senior editor at Hearst. She was previously the senior editor at WomansDay.com and the home editor at GoodHousekeeping.com and HouseBeautiful.com. Her book club, ramen, and jean jackets are a few of her favorite things.
Hadley Mendelsohn is the co-host and executive producer of the podcast Dark House. When she's not busy writing about interiors, you can find her scouring vintage stores, reading, researching ghost stories, or stumbling about because she probably lost her glasses again. Along with interior design, she writes about everything from travel to entertainment, beauty, social issues, relationships, fashion, food, and on very special occasions, witches, ghosts, and other Halloween haunts. Her work has also been published in MyDomaine, Who What Wear, Man Repeller, Matches Fashion, Byrdie, and more.
Angela Belt is the contributing Assistant Shopping Editor at House Beautiful. She's also an interior designer and is the host of her own podcast, The Mood Board. When it comes to design, she's an esteemed expert with some of her work also appearing in HGTV, Better Homes & Gardens, The Washington Post, and more.
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