Go beyond the bouquet with these Easter flowers! Find unique ways to style lilies, tulips, and more for a festive, blooming home.

Easter’s themes of rebirth and renewal are beautifully reflected in the season’s flowers. From the traditional elegance of lilies to the cheerful vibrancy of daffodils, these blooms are perfect for both gifting and home decoration.

Beyond floral arrangements, Easter offers a wealth of decorating possibilities. And your Easter decor doesn’t have to scream bunnies, baby chicks, and eggs either. This post explores creative ideas for incorporating springtime’s natural beauty into your home, from striking centerpieces to subtle, charming accents. Let’s chat about a myriad of ways to celebrate the season with a fresh and elegant Easter aesthetic.

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A colorful garden with blooming pink tulips in the foreground and a large green tree with white blossoms in the background. A wooden sculpture and green trellis are visible on the left side of the scene. The spring garden is lush and vibrant with greenery.

What Are Easter Flowers?

Easter flowers are a collection of flowers that are typically associated with the Easter holiday. They are often used in religious services, as well as for home decorations during the Easter season. Some of the most popular Easter flower arrangements include:

Close up of daffodils in a garden that - I cut some for afor a centerpiece idea

The Allure of Easter Flowers

Easter flowers hold a special place in springtime celebrations. Lilies symbolize purity and rebirth, tulips represent new beginnings and perfect love, and daffodils bring cheer and hope. These vibrant and beautiful blooms not only enhance the beauty of your home but also add a touch of symbolic charm to the Easter season without going all in on bunnies, carrots and Easter eggs throughout your home.

A vibrant garden bed filled with blooming hyacinths and daffodils. The hyacinths display a range of colors including purple, magenta, and pink, while the daffodils have bright yellow and white petals. Green leaves and stems contrast against the soil and mulch. When to cut back spring bulbs

Beyond the Vase: Creative Decoration Ideas

Easter Flower Arrangments: Centerpiece Ideas for Your Dining Table

The centerpiece is the heart of any Easter table setting, setting the tone and creating a focal point for your festive gathering. Whether you prefer an elegant and sophisticated look or a playful and whimsical vibe, Easter flowers can be the key to achieving your aesthetic. Here are some creative centerpiece ideas using a variety of beautiful Easter plants.

  • Elegant Sophistication: Create a stunning centerpiece for your Easter table by using a crystal vase filled with white lilies, pastel-colored tulips, and soft greenery. For a touch of whimsy, nestle colorful Easter eggs among the blooms.
  • Playful and Fun: Design a delightful centerpiece for brunches or children’s gatherings. Use a wicker basket overflowing with brightly colored tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. Tuck in plush bunnies or chicks amidst the flowers for extra cuteness.
  • Choosing the Right Elements: When selecting flowers for your centerpiece, consider the size and style of your table. Opt for taller arrangements for large tables and lower profiles for intimate settings. Choose containers that complement your Easter decor, whether it’s a rustic mason jar, a vintage china bowl, or a sleek glass vase.
close up of easter flowers table centerpiece with fresh cut pink tulips

Blooming Throughout the Home

But Easter isn’t confined to the dining table! Let’s go beyond the centerpiece and infuse your entire home with more Easter flowers. Here are a few ideas to try.

  • Try adding a hanging basket filled with colorful blooms for a natural organic look.
  • Spruce up side tables and entryways with simple yet beautiful flower arrangements. Place pastel-colored tulips or hyacinths in bud vases for a touch of understated elegance.
  • Arrange small bouquets of tulips or daffodils on shelves and bookcases to add pops of color and springtime cheer throughout the house.

DIY Easter Touches

Want to add a personal touch to your Easter decorations and make the most of your beautiful blooms? Think creatively and do-it-yourself by combining Easter eggs, leftover flowers, and a sprinkle of craftiness. Here are a few ideas to try:

  • Egg-cellent Crafts: Get crafty and combine Easter eggs with floral elements for unique decorations. Hollow out plastic Easter eggs and fill them with small silk flowers for a charming and colorful display.
  • Make Your Own Potpourri: Don’t throw away those wilting Easter flowers! Repurpose them by creating beautiful potpourri for your home. Dry the flowers completely, then combine them with fragrant herbs and essential oils for a delightful homemade scent.
A close-up of a field of growing English lavender in bloom. Tall stems with clusters of small purple flowers rise from the green foliage. The background is a soft blur of greenery, giving the image a serene and natural feel.
Lavender flowers

Pro Tips for Long-Lasting Easter Flowers

To help keep your blooms looking vibrant, fresh, and beautiful, follow these tips before making Easter arrangements.

  • Fresh is Best: Choose fresh, vibrant flowers when shopping for your Easter decorations.
  • Snip and Trim: Before arranging your flowers, cut stems on a 45 degree angle before placing them in a vase filled with lukewarm water.
  • Location, Location, Location: Keep your Easter flowers out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources like vents or radiators.
  • Water Wisely: Change the water in your vases every other day
  • Remove Wilted Blooms: Wilted blooms create bacteria in the vase and will lessen the vase life of your flowers so remove them as they go.
  • Feed Your Flowers: To help your blooms last longer, try my homemade flower food recipe.
Easter flowers spring table with pink tulips

How to Decorate for Spring in Preparation for Easter

Decorating for spring in preparation for Easter is a fun and festive way to welcome the new season and celebrate the holiday as well. You don’t have to go all in on Easter bunnies and eggs either. I prefer a less is more approach with subtle signs of spring with a focus on plants and flowers.

Here are some tips for decorating your home for spring and Easter.

  • Choose a color scheme with bright cheerful colors that you pull from nature and what you see outdoors. Pastels are a popular choice, but you can also incorporate bold, vibrant hues too. I love decorating with neutrals while adding pops of color through plants and blooms.
  • Flowers are a quintessential part of spring and Easter, so incorporate them into your decor. Use fresh flowers like tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in vases around your home, mix in some faux flowers, or incorporate floral patterns into your linens and throw pillows to add touches of spring.
  • Even a simple dining table centerpiece filled with fresh or faux spring flowers can make the space feel fresh and new for the season. But you can also go beyond flowers too by using a basket filled with Easter eggs, a birdhouse display, or a decorative bunny as a centerpiece.
  • Hang a beautiful spring wreath on your front door that will welcome guests as they enter your home.
  • But you can also incorporate other casual spring-themed decor items into your home by using a woven basket to store throw blankets, add some decorative birdhouses to your shelves, or display faux or live indoor plants around your home.
formal living room decorated for spring with mix and match neutral pillows, loloi area rug, and pops of green with pretty houseplants

The Easter Lily is undeniably the most traditional and popular Easter gift flower, prized for its elegant, trumpet-shaped white blooms and sweet fragrance. Symbolically, it represents purity, innocence, and the resurrection of Christ. However, while beautiful, it might not be the most practical choice for everyone.

For those with gardens, especially in zones like 6b, consider gifting spring bulbs such as daffodils, tulips, or hyacinths. These flowers offer lasting beauty as they can be planted outdoors and enjoyed for years. My mother-in-law’s tradition of gifting potted spring bulbs has proven to be a delightful way to add to my garden’s springtime display.

spring centerpiece and table decorations ideas with daffodils from the garden for Easter

More About Easter Flowers and Other Spring Decorating Ideas

Infusing your home with the beauty of Easter flowers and spring decor doesn’t have to be complicated! From elegant centerpieces featuring lilies and tulips in crystal vases to playful arrangements with daffodils and hyacinths in wicker baskets, there are countless ways to bring the freshness of the season indoors. Don’t be afraid to experiment with hanging baskets and simple bud vase arrangements for a unique touch.

What is your favorite Easter flower? How do you incorporate them with your spring decor? Let’s chat more about it in the comments below.

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close up of table decorated for easter with dining table centerpiece of flowers.

Beyond the Bouquet: Creative Ways to Use Easter Flowers in Your Decor

With spring on the way and Easter fast approaching, I am teaming up with some of my best blogging friends to share our favorite spring inspiration. Wait until you see all of the creatively beautiful inspiration for Easter.

close up of Easter brunch table decor ideas in french country farmhouse dining room with crystal chandelier

Your Last-Minute Guide to a Flawless Easter Brunch

Learn how to pull off a perfect Easter brunch with minimal prep. This last-minute guide includes recipes, checklists, and time-saving hacks for a successful event.

spring centerpiece idea using forsythia

Natural Spring Table Decor: Bring the Outdoors In

Simple natural spring table decor ideas. Bring nature inside with daffodils & natural elements. Casual elegance for your dining table.

Easter Spring Screened Porch Tour

Check out this screened porch decorated for Easter that includes a DIY Shiplap Easter Tree, Spring tablescape, and more. If you’d like, Rachel from the Ponds Farmhouse shares a link to build your own Shiplap Tree.

Neutral Jute Wrapped Easter Eggs

My good friends Anne and AnnMarie from Simply 2 Moms shared this adorable Easter egg craft that is easy to do and looks so pretty too!

Cottage Style Easter Table Decorating Ideas

Let my good friend Jennifer from Cottage on Bunker Hill show you how to decorate an easy cottage-style Easter table. She’ll teach you how to make a pretty centerpiece with pots of fresh Spring flowers and bulbs and also make Easter napkin rings from clay.

Simple Easter Brunch Menu Ideas You Will Love

Looking for ways to keep your Easter brunch menu simple but delicious? Pasha is Home is sharing her tried and true menu ideas to help you plan your gathering too!

How to Make an Easter Bunny Wreath

Are you looking for an easy wreath to make for Easter? If so, Kim from Cottage in the Mitten has you covered. With supplies, you probably have at home Kim shows you how easy it is to make this holiday wreath

How to Set a Pretty Easter Table

Come see how easy it is to set a pretty Easter table. Learn Kelly from the Tattered Pew‘s easy tips for how to layer new with vintage and color with neutrals!

Moss Covered Cross in the Entry

Debra from Common Ground shares how to create an Easter Remembrance with moss and faux florals for a family memorial in the Entry.

4 Charming Easter DIY Decorations

Check out these 4 easy, fun and charming DIY Easter decorations by my good friend Brendt from She Gave It a Go. Find all the components you need at JOANN. Add a personal touch to your home this Easter season!

Ideas for Spring Decorating in the Kitchen

Small touches can make a big difference in a bright and happy, Easter-filled kitchen. My good friend Cindy from County Road 407 shares her ideas for a beautiful Easter kitchen.

Easter Brunch Drink the Bunny Mary

Kristin from White Arrows Home shared the Bunny Mary, a fun twist on the traditional Bloody Mary cocktail that is perfect for Easter Brunch.

Decorating Oval Platters With Giant Easter Eggs

Upcycle your oval platters into pretty giant Easter eggs with this simple how to. Fun, unique Easter crafting and decorating idea from my good friend Lora from Lora B Create and Ponder.

A Beautiful and Charming Easter Table Idea

Wait until you see how my good friend Jen from Midwest Life and Style uses everyday decor to set a beautiful and charming table for Easter brunch this year.

5 Ways to Style a Spring Easter Basket

Coco from the Crowned Goat shared her simple spring basket ideas that can be used for any festive occasion or as a quick and easy gift for friends, family, and loved ones.

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21 Comments

  1. I can’t get enough of your gorgeous blooms, Stacy, they are amazing! I would lose my mind in the best possible way if I walked out my front door and it looked like I was in a secret garden. Can’t wait to try some of your brunch and tablescape ideas. They’re all beautiful! Hugs for a happy spring season, CoCo

  2. So many pretty shares! I love the daffodils in the mason jars! They’re so cheerful and perfect for Easter!

  3. I am in love with your gorgeous brunch table, Stacy. And all of the flowers have me so excited for spring and Easter!

  4. Love filling the house with fresh bulb flowers for Easter! And love all these beautiful ideas:)

  5. I always love seeing your beautiful blooms, Stacy. So many great Easter ideas to try here.