52 Beautiful Spring Centerpieces You Can Easily Make for Your Home (2024)

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Updated on 02/22/23

A simple way to get your home spring-ready is to put that table setting decor in rotation. Think about the serve ware, linens and centerpieces you own that are seasonally appropriate and pair well with fresh blooms. This is also a great opportunity to put together a wishlist of items you need to complete your tablescape. Spring means a lighter and brighter kind of gathering than its cozy winter counterpart, and your centerpiece should reflect that. Keep things light, airy and consider the available materials during this time of the year.

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Here are 26beautiful spring centerpiece ideas to brighten your home and welcome the season.

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Add Some Wicker

Wicker is the perfect texture to add to your springtime table. Whether you fill wicker vessels with flowers or simply allow them to make a statement on their own, you can't go wrong.
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Try a Tray

Grab one of your favorite trays and use it to corral items for a cohesive display. In the event you need to make extra space on your table when it's time to eat, trays are easy enough to pick up and move, making them an ultra practical solution, too.
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Bring on the Branches

A glass vase filled with tall branches looks nice and elegant on this table. Go forage in your own backyard for a budget-friendly decor solution, or pick up a few faux branches at the store and reuse them season after season.
19 Types of Vases and How to Choose One
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Light it Up

Lighting candles always makes any dining table feel more elevated and luxe. Groups of three look best when styling; this candle trio shines—literally—without being overwhelming.
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Make It Last

Dried florals are lovely due to their longevity—no need to purchase a new bouquet every week! If you choose to go this route, pick up blooms in a fun, seasonally appropriate color that will really pop—here, yellow makes a sunny statement.
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Get Rustic

If your style leans rustic, a white pottery vase will complement your decor perfectly. This tablescape is shabby chic and charming!
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Elevate the Everyday

Elevate the everyday by placing salt and pepper in adorable shakers, bringing in some green touches, and displaying a table runner that brings you joy. This space nails all of the above!
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Shop Your Backyard

Make a centerpiece that celebrates beautiful elements found within nature: Pinecones, branches, greenery, moss, and more. This simple yet classic arrangement will look stunning in a woven basket.
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Say Yes to Moss

Here is another beautiful example of a natural centerpiece featuring florals and moss. Nothing says "spring" more than this type of setup, and it's so earthy and natural.
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Fill a Dough Bowl

Dough bowls are a favorite when it comes to centerpiece setups, as they can be filled with anything and everything! This one looks lovely with candles and greenery, but you could also place pinecones, potpourri, or even candy inside, just to name a few other suggestions.
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Commit to a Theme

Why not commit to a theme? This butterfly-filled table is so cheerful and sweet. Grab some butterfly plates, coasters, candles, straws, and napkins to get the party started.
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Think Outside the Box

Geodes add an unexpected touch and some fun texture to this tablescape. Don't be afraid to think outside the box a bit when choosing centerpiece decorations; now is the time to be creative.
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Look to Nature

Sweet spring sheep look right at home on this tablescape. If you have young ones at home, don't be afraid to get into the seasonal spirit with some sweet animal decor.
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Break Out a Board

Use a wooden board to anchor your centerpiece and elevate it off the table a bit for some added flair. Simply shop your kitchen for a piece like this, you might be surprised how many of your functional pieces can do double duty.
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Style Your Fruit

Have fun with colorful fruit! This setup is better for a large gathering rather than for day to day purposes, of course, but incorporating seasonal fruits into your decor (which guests can also enjoy as they dine) looks fancy and festive.
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Squeeze the Day

Similarly, lemons and limes make for great centerpiece decor and are perfect to keep on hand if you plan on whipping up co*cktails for guests. Or try a simple yet refreshing mocktail by filling a glass with sparkling water, some lemon and lime, and a dash of grenadine.
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Think Tall

If you have an open floor plan, something like a a simple vase with tall branches can be appreciated from other rooms of your home. This arrangement is simple yet has excellent height.
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Go Big With a Bowl

An oversized bowl can serve a number of purposes; this one looks nice and moody whether left empty or filled with branches. In the winter, you can fill it with pinecones, and in the fall, style it with little gourds.
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Vintage French Bottles

Vintage French bottles are another vessel for a spring floral centerpiece with an air of romance. The gorgeous attention to detail in the bottles will be sure to make your arrangement stand out at the dinner table. Try sourcing vintage French bottles on Etsy.
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Pay Homage to the Ocean

If your home is decorated in coastal style, say yes to seashells wherever you can! They look perfect as part of this ocean-inspired tablescape. Gather your own the next time you head to the beach—kids will enjoy taking part in this activity, too.
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Use a Cloche

Use a glass cloche to draw attention to a special object. Cloches are a classic decor piece that will never go out of style and can house candles, trinkets, and more—they're so timeless and chic.
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Be Cheery

Branches and bunnies—name a better combo! This spring-like setup is just too adorable and will be appreciated by young and older members of the family alike.
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Showcase That Silver

Break out the silver—it will elevate any tablescape and get the attention it deserves. No more keeping those special pieces behind cabinet doors for good, it's time to use those heirlooms!
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Pick Up a Fun Planter

Fill a fun planter like this swan beauty with the blooms of your choosing—the more eclectic of a piece and the brighter the florals, the better.
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Showcase Your Craftiness

Would you believe that these vases are actually made out of paper? Try your hand at a crafty centerpiece like this and wow your guests instantly.
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Display a Collection

If you have a collection of vintage glassware, group some of your favorite pieces together for a collected look. Or head to the local thrift store or flea market and start your hunt today.
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Make It Symmetrical

Use candles and a vase to create a symmetrical setup that can be appreciated from any angle. We love the idea of going for bright and bold candles rather than plain off-white ones to add a little extra pizzazz to the table.
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DIY Flower Centerpiece

If you are planning a trip to the local farmer's market, make sure to pick a color palette appropriate for the season and ask what flowers are best for the time of year. Follow this DIY tutorial to create this masterful floral centerpiece for your spring table.
DIY Flower Centerpiece from The Spruce
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Paper Plant Centerpiece

For an everlasting centerpiece, use paper instead of real plants. Your kids will love to help with this project. Everyone sitting around the dinner table can feel accomplished and proud of their hard work.
Paper Plant Centerpiece DIY from The House That Lars Built
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Play With Your Food

These cute clementines with faces make the sweetest centerpiece. Celebrate spring with the freshest fruit and the cutest arrangements. Add some celery and cucumber for a perfect palm tree addition to your table. Get creative, and see what other characters and scenes your fruits and veggies may inspire!
Play With Your Food Idea from Oh Joy
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Plaster Planters

Less messy to work withthan concrete, these adorable planters make such a picture perfect centerpiece for spring. Remember to incorporate lots of pastels when making important color decisions.
DIY Mini Plaster Planters from Paper N Stich Blog
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Colorful Spring Bouquet

A simple colorful spring bouquet is often all you need. Keep it bright, vibrant and happy. Choose stems that make you feel good.
DIY Colorful Spring Bouquet from Paper N Stitch Blog
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Hanging Oversized Herb Bundle

Sometimes the best centerpiece is not always on the table. Hanging a fragrant oversized bundle of herbs is a subtle but impactful way to update your spring setting.
Hanging Oversized Herb Bundlefrom Sunday Suppers
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DIY Paper Flower Centerpiece

If paper plants aren't your thing, give paper flowers a try. They're equally as beautiful and longer lasting than their plant counterparts. A paper flower centerpiece will definitely last you all through the entire spring season.
DIY Paper Flower Centerpiece from The House That Lars Built
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Blush Rose Bundles

Blush is a color synonymous with spring. An arrangement of roses in shades of blush will have guests in a spring daze throughout their meal. It's hard to go wrong with a table full of roses.
Blush Rose Bundles from 100 Layer Cake-let
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Painted Leaves

Philodendron leaves are beautiful on their own. Their natural green color is a lively reminder of spring. If you are feeling extra festive, spray paint your leaves in spring pastels that match your table palette.
Painted Philodendron Leaves from Paper N Stitch Blog
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All the Flowers

Flowers on the table, flowers on the wall. Flowers really can be anywhere you prefer when it comes to spring centerpieces. This setup would take a hefty haul from the farmer's market but makes for a beautiful display. Send guests home with their own small bouquet from the centerpieces.
Flower Centerpieces from 100 Layer Cake-let
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Moroccan Nights

Lanterns are a Moroccan staple and also are a lovely centerpiece idea for spring events. Use one or gather multiple lanterns in all shapes and sizes for a lovely lighting effect for outdoor gatherings.
Moroccan Centerpiece from 100 Layer Cake
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An Edible Topper Cake

A gathering does not always require a sit-down feast in the spring. Sometimes it just consists of small bites, tea,and cake. For a casual gathering, a decadent cake is a beautiful centerpiece idea. We especially love the idea of adding fruit or macaroons as edible cake toppers.
Edible Topper Cakefrom Paper N Stitch Blog
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Flower Garland

A sweet strand of garland is an uncomplicated way to beautify your table. A long strand of the lushest greens with a couple of buds scattered throughout creates a centerpiece the guests at every seat can admire.
Flower Garland from Style Me Pretty
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Pastel Egg Centerpiece

Easter is the quintessential spring holiday, so we must include this beautiful pastel egg centerpiece idea. This centerpiece is so sweet and beautiful paired with a coordinating pastel arrangement.
Pastel Egg Centerpiece from 100 Layer Cake-let
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Lavender Bundles

Entice your guests with the delicious smell of lavender. Create a calm, relaxing gathering where everyone can easily enjoy themselves with dried lavender bundles. Lavender also makes a beautiful garnish for co*cktails and appetizers alike.
Dried Lavender Centerpiece from Happy Wedd
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Tea Tins

You surely have leftover tea tins around the house, and if not, you can always find pretty vintage tinsat your local flea market. They come in all shapes, sizes and seem to be the perfect vessel for hydrangea, daisies and simple floral groupings. For an ideal centerpiece, lay out a group of tea tins at different heights in the middle of the table, or scatter throughout.
DIYTeaTin Centerpiecefrom Style Me Pretty
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Painted Mason Jars

A row of marzipan colored mason jars filled with fresh spring flowers brings adds a rustic, shabby-chic touch to any gathering. This pretty little mason jar craft is quick and easy to do. Your next step is to choose your favorite spring buds to place in the jars, and you are all set.
Painted Mason Jars from It All Started With Paint
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Assortment of Bud Vases

A centerpiece easier than painted mason jar is an assortment of bud vases for your table. These delicate bud vases are petite, soft and romantic. If you are short on time this is a great option for setting a special mood without too much hassle.
Assortment of Bud Vases from Pretty Designs
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Colorblocked Vase

For the DIY enthusiast who is looking for a centerpiece project, this color-blocked vase craft is perfect. Choose your color palette and watch your vase unfold. Tip: use neutral flowers with a bold, colorful vase. This way both your vessel and flowers will shine as the centerpiece.
DIY Color Blocked Wood Vase Tutorial
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Crepe Paper Table Runner

Often to celebrate spring you might prefer to gather effortless materials such as daisies and crepe paper. Try making your own crepe paper table runner and daisy combo for your graduation, baby shower or Easter dinner this spring.
DIY Crepe Paper Table Runnerfrom Paper N Stich Blog
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Mini Cacti

A single mini cactus in a pot is quite a statement. If you are looking for a Southwestern theme thing about incorporating these prickly little plants into your spring table arrangement. These cacti are bold and definitely a statement plant.
Mini Cacti from 100 Layer Cake-let
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Monochromatic Centerpiece

A bold and cheery idea for a spring centerpiece is this sunshine yellow monochromatic grouping of vases. The pop of pink flowers really contrasts the yellow nicely as a happy way to welcome the season
Monochromatic Centerpiece from Paper N Stitch Blog
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DIY Floral Chandelier

If you are looking for something a little more colorful than a bundle of herbs hanging from your ceiling, try out this DIY hanging flower chandelier. Depending on the flowers you choose, you can create your own unique chandelier to match your surroundings. Remember, a centerpiece doesn't always have to be on the table.
DIY Hanging Flower ChandelierTutorial fromThe Sweetest Occasion
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Fern Finisse

If you are working on a tight budget and need a gorgeous centerpiece to impress, turn to friendly ferns from your own gardento work their magic on your table. Green is lush, vibrant and has all the reminders of spring. Visit a local thrift store to coordinate a mix-and-match of beautiful vessels to house the fern leaves.
Tips for Growing Fern Plants from The Spruce
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Upcycled Lampshade Vases

Love the idea of upcycling or reusing objects?There are so many things around our housethat we forget we have, such as old lampshades. Bet you didn't think a vintage lampshade makes such a cool vase for spring decor!
Upcycled Lampshade Vases from The House That Lars Built

Insights, advice, suggestions, feedback and comments from experts

As an expert and enthusiast, I have personal experiences or expertise like a human does. However, I can provide you with information on various topics, including the concepts used in this article.

This article is about spring centerpiece ideas to brighten your home and welcome the season. It suggests various creative and decorative ways to style your table for spring gatherings. Here are some concepts and ideas used in the article:

Table Setting Decor: The article suggests using table setting decor to make your home spring-ready. This includes serve ware, linens, and centerpieces that are seasonally appropriate and pair well with fresh blooms.
Seasonal Materials: The article recommends considering the available materials during the spring season when choosing your centerpiece. It suggests using light and airy materials that reflect the brightness and freshness of spring.
Wicker: Wicker is mentioned as the perfect texture to add to your springtime table. It can be used as vessels for flowers or as standalone decorative pieces.
Trays: The article suggests using trays to corral items for a cohesive display. Trays are practical and easy to pick up and move, making them a convenient solution for creating extra space on your table when it's time to eat.
Branches: Tall branches in a glass vase are recommended for an elegant and natural centerpiece. You can forage branches from your own backyard or use faux branches that can be reused season after season.
Candles: Lighting candles is suggested to elevate the ambiance of your dining table. Grouping three candles together is recommended for a stylish and balanced look.
Dried Florals: Dried florals are mentioned as a lovely option for centerpieces due to their longevity. They eliminate the need to purchase fresh flowers every week and can add a fun, seasonally appropriate pop of color to your table.
Rustic Decor: If your style leans rustic, the article suggests using a white pottery vase as a centerpiece. It creates a shabby chic and charming tablescape.
Nature-Inspired Centerpieces: The article recommends incorporating elements from nature into your centerpiece, such as using pinecones, branches, greenery, moss, and more. These natural elements can be arranged in a woven basket or any other suitable container.
Themes and Creative Ideas: The article encourages thinking outside the box when it comes to centerpiece decorations. It suggests committing to a theme, incorporating geodes, using animal decor, and even creating a centerpiece with paper vases or painted leaves.

These are just a few concepts and ideas mentioned in the article. If you have any specific questions or need further information, feel free to ask!

52 Beautiful Spring Centerpieces You Can Easily Make for Your Home (2024)

FAQs

What makes a good centerpiece? ›

A good centerpiece is pleasing to the eye, doesn't block a guest's view, and is cohesive with the party's theme. If using flowers, make sure they are fresh and properly trimmed.

How many different centerpieces should you have? ›

Stick to three or four arrangements with repeating elements (or flowers) so the look stays cohesive. Lastly, work with your florist to make sure the arrangements match both the proportions of the room and the shape of the tables. For example, you wouldn't want a tall centerpiece in a low-ceiling room.

What is the use of centerpiece in table? ›

A centrepiece or centerpiece is an important item of a display, usually of a table setting. Centrepieces help set the theme of the decorations and bring extra decorations to the room. A centrepiece also refers to any central or important object in a collection of items.

How do you make a table look expensive? ›

Try to pick pieces that speak the same visual language—even if they're working with contrasting styles. Pair a traditional table with acrylic chairs. Or buy a modern table and flank it with French country dining chairs and a mid-century style bench. You also want to make sure the chairs have equal visual weight.

What is the most popular form of centerpiece? ›

The most popular type of centerpiece is a vase of flowers. What is a good centerpiece for a kitchen table? A vignette centerpiece is a great centerpiece for a kitchen table.

How many flowers should be in a centerpiece? ›

How Many Flowers Do I Need For Centerpieces?

Arrangement	Centerpiece 4" by 4" by 4" Square Vase
Stem Count for Small Centerpiece	10 Stems
Stem Count for Medium Centerpiece	15-20 Stems
Stem Count for Large Centerpiece	25-30 Stems

What is the rule of 3 for centerpieces? ›

In a nutshell, the rule of three suggests that things grouped in threes are more natural, harmonious and visually appealing. Odd numbers challenge our brains a bit and are more interesting.

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What is the centerpiece of a living room? ›

A furniture centerpiece is the dominating piece of furniture in the room. It does not literally need to be in the center of the room, but obviously, it can.

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How do I choose a table centerpiece? ›

Compliment the Shape of the Table- Keep in mind that the most common shapes of table you will come across will be round, square or rectangle. Round tables best suit a single centerpiece and bodes well to tall centerpieces because its design makes it easier for the guests to look around and converse with other guests.

52 Beautiful Spring Centerpieces You Can Easily Make for Your Home (2024)

Add Some Wicker

Try a Tray

Bring on the Branches

Light it Up

Make It Last

Get Rustic

Elevate the Everyday

Shop Your Backyard

Say Yes to Moss

Fill a Dough Bowl

Commit to a Theme

Think Outside the Box

Look to Nature

Break Out a Board

Style Your Fruit

Squeeze the Day

Think Tall

Go Big With a Bowl

Vintage French Bottles

Pay Homage to the Ocean

Use a Cloche

Be Cheery

Showcase That Silver

Pick Up a Fun Planter

Showcase Your Craftiness

Display a Collection

Make It Symmetrical

DIY Flower Centerpiece

Paper Plant Centerpiece

Play With Your Food

Plaster Planters

Colorful Spring Bouquet

Hanging Oversized Herb Bundle

DIY Paper Flower Centerpiece

Blush Rose Bundles

Painted Leaves

All the Flowers

Moroccan Nights

An Edible Topper Cake

Flower Garland

Pastel Egg Centerpiece

Lavender Bundles

Tea Tins

Painted Mason Jars

Assortment of Bud Vases

Colorblocked Vase

Crepe Paper Table Runner

Mini Cacti

Monochromatic Centerpiece

DIY Floral Chandelier

Fern Finisse

Upcycled Lampshade Vases

Insights, advice, suggestions, feedback and comments from experts

FAQs

What makes a good centerpiece? ›

What is the rule of 3 for centerpieces? ›

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