21 Easter Flower Arrangements For a Vibrant Holiday Table

Easter usually falls when the weather is finally starting to warm up, making it the first holiday of the year when so many beautiful flowers are finally in season and everything seems to be in bloom. If you're hosting a brunch or you simply want to liven up your home for the holiday, an Easter flower arrangement will set the mood. Get inspired and embrace this spring celebration in style with the twenty chic and on-theme florals ahead (plus, shop our favorite vases to display them in for even an even more elevated Easter Sunday).

What could bring more springtime cheer than cherry blossoms? Lay some branches down the center of the table for a grounded, romantic Easter meal.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

Brilliant yellow forsythia comes off as even more vibrant when paired with hard-boiled eggs dyed a soft blue and brown.

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Designer Lee Ann Thornton created a blue color palette in this Greenwich, Connecticut ranch, starting with the wallpaper, tablecloth, and glasses, and ending with vibrant blue hydrangeas. If you like the idea of going tonal, follow this example on Sunday for your Easter table by gone monochromatic.

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If you prefer to buy your display, this arrangement of yellow, peach, pink, and lavender roses will blend perfectly with the pastel hues commonly found on this holiday.

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Both cabbage and brussels sprouts were used to turn a small assortment of purple and white flowers into this unforgettable centerpiece.

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If you didn't plant ahead, don't panic. Just go out to your own garden or to a nearby park to gather some wildflowers. A bouquet of wildflowers will liven up a country kitchen or rustic breakfast buffet table during that Mother's Day brunch. An aged vase will contribute to the historied feel. This is the perfect spring centerpiece when you want the Easter meal to feel casual yet thoughtful and special.

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Easter lilies are some of the most common flowers used to celebrate this holiday and this arrangement pairs them with pink and purple tulips to keep them from feeling boring.

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You can't go wrong with a white and cream bouquet of flowers, especially when they're nestled into a rustic, woven basket.

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To pull off this genius vase, cut a hole in the top of a head of cabbage and put a wet foam block inside to stick stems into.

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If your position for your tablescape is the more color, the better, this vase of five different shades of tulips will blend right in.

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Queen Anne's lace and cream hydrangeas take on a rustic vibe when arranged in a wood-lined vase that's tied up with twine.

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This color trend has never looked better if you ask us. But then again, it's hard to compete with any pink hard-boiled egg.

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If you don't want to put tulips on your Easter table, like everyone else, this assortment features a little bit of tradition (lilies) with a touch of modern edge (button flowers).

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Opt for a whitewashed peck basket if you want your colorful flowers to pop and steal all the attention on your table.

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Sometimes, using fewer flowers lets their true beauty shine through, which is the case for these dark pink tulips.

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