Flowers make the most elegant centerpieces for spring holidays and celebrations. Use this inspiration board to help you create or purchase the best centerpieces for your celebration.  Here are descriptions of the arrangements above, some of which include directions on how to create them:

Different sized containers (top, left): You can use miscellaneous containers to setup a beautiful tablescape. This is one, photographed by Jessamyn Harris and featured on Bellisima Weddings blog of the easiest, yet stylish centerpieces. In several containers of all different shapes and sizes place 1 to 3 single flowers.Choosing just 1 or 2 colors gives uniformity to your tablescape.Easy, colorful arrangement (top, center): This fabulous arrangement of tulips and hyacinth, created by Kelly Porter, is presented in a vase wrapped with two ribbons and adorned with matching acrylic  floral decals. This arrangement is a part of the designer and color consultant’s spring collection. Porter gives a detailed description of the arrangement on her blog.

Gorgeous naturals in glass canisters (top, right):  To get this look, fill a variety of glass canisters with different elements. The arrangement pictured here, from Pottery Barn, uses succulents and white flowers, creating a simple, neutral look.

Assorted pink spring flowers (center, left): This pretty arrangement, featured on Rock My Wedding blog, uses a variety of seasonal shades of pink. The wedding planning blog gives readers a step-by-step guide on how to create the arrangement at home. Click here for easy instructions with helpful photos.

Bright, sunny, and modern (center, center): Here’s a sunny centerpiece design, featured on Bellisima Weddings blog, that makes the beautiful yellow color really pop.  The arrangement, created by Huckleberry Karen Designs and photographed by Elle Jae Weddings, uses solid white rectangular vases. BellismaWeddings offers a tip from Huckleberry Karen Designs on setting up centerpieces. Karen suggests to always use an odd number of vases, such as 3, 5, etc.

Elegant centerpiece (center, right): Using forsythia, a very beautiful, common flower that grows in many of our yards around this time of year, Jamie from Crafting Chicks, put together this Easter arrangement. She filled a tall glass vase with stones and a bunch of Forsythia. She even made it fun for the kids, allowing them to hang festive eggs from the branches. The glass vase was adorned with a beautiful ribbon. On Crafty Chicks, she describes her arrangement.

White flowers and green limes (bottom, left): Incorporating fruit into a tablescape, centerpiece, or flower arrangement is still very trendy. You can choose a fruit or vegetable that has a color in that reflects your palate, the season, or your party theme. The very elegant arrangement above, created by Audrey Crandell and featured on Bellisima Weddings blog, uses this trend elegantly.

Gorgeous, full arrangement (bottom, right): This small arrangement, photographed by Karen Wise  and featured on Snipet & Ink, has a full appearance with the juxtaposition of cherry blossoms, hydrangea, and others. The color combination of violet, deep blue, pink, and white  create a very romantic, spring look.

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