20 Spring Centerpiece Ideas That Will Bring Your Table to Life

If one arrangement isn’t enough, go all out with a centerpiece that lines the length of your table. Since these paper flower boxes are painted in every color of the rainbow, the color-blocked decoration will make a splash even with 2D flowers. This craft is so easy to execute: Paper, wire, and floral foam are the only materials you’ll need!

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

Want to branch out from the classic floral centerpiece? Stuff a pretty vase with colorful feathers instead. This spring centerpiece idea will still light up the room, but it’ll set your tablescape apart from the rest. Simply cut feather-like shapes on plain paper, paint them in coordinating colors, and stick them onto branches.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

While a Cricut machine makes this project a lot easier, you can always draw your own floral designs on light-weight cardstock. Either way, this spring centerpiece idea will make any brunch gathering or dinner party feel like you and your guests are dining in a garden.

Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.

When you layer cupcake wrappers and stick a pom-pom in the center, you’ll get colorful, textured paper flowers to use for your spring centerpiece. This DIY project doesn’t require any advanced crafting skill or a lot of complex steps, so your kids can easily join the fun. To make this art project even simpler, use green pipe cleaners for the stems.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

Nature is at the heart of spring, and there’s no better way to capture its beauty than with earthy colors and textures. For a spring centerpiece idea, use rattan vases and containers to display live greenery. The woven material and sandy-colored hue are reminiscent of the beach, so it creates a coastal-inspired centerpiece.

Get the tutorial at House by Hoff.

For a rustic-chic centerpiece idea, turn brass lanterns into bustling terrariums. Since this DIY decoration uses faux flowers and store-bought lanterns, there’s very little effort involved. You can even include faux moss and wrap each lantern in fairy lights for whimsical flair!

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

Potted plants will give your table that authentic garden-fresh feel (and scent!) so display your own houseplants! If you don’t have enough, you can always repot spring flowers from a garden center or grocery store. Decorate the display with a rake and tree bark.

Get the tutorial at Inspired by Charm.

Candelabras are so ornate looking. But for a casual springtime gathering, you’ll want a centerpiece that leans more natural than upscale. For this centerpiece idea, use branches as the foundation before gluing on faux flowers and greenery and securing colorful taper candles.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

To focus on mood lighting, try converting tiny votive candles into twinkling flowers. Simply sketch and snip paper petals with a center cut-out in the same size as the candle holder (just trace the bottom) before stacking them in lush layers.

Get the tutorial at Dream a Little Bigger.

A fruit bowl is always an easy spring centerpiece idea. Whether it’s filled with the faux or edible kind, this decoration will really stress the farm-to-table dining concept. Gather lemons, strawberries, and other seasonal fruits!

Get the tutorial at A Turquoise Home.

Lavender has the most soothing aroma, so finishing off your spring table with these candles will give your setting a fairy-tale feel. If you’re crafty, try making your own candles, which is actually much easier than it seems.

Get the tutorial at Sustain My Craft Habit.

In spring, the world restores its color again. Embrace the vibrancy and vitality of the season by creating a rainbow-themed centerpiece. With crafty materials and a little imagination, you’ll have a colorful vase alternative in no time. A sprinkle of confetti is the finishing touch.

Get the tutorial at Club Crafted.

Give your spring table a vintage-inspired touch by repurposing an old drawer—or, if you’re handy, building one from scratch—for a flower box. TLean on smaller, daintier blooms for the floral assortments like lily of the valley. Mason jars will help reinforce the casual feel.

Get the tutorial at Love Grows Wild.

The next time you open a tin can, wash out the remnants and save the container for your spring centerpiece! You can paint the exterior in sunny shades; otherwise, hand-paint lemons, flowers, or other patterns.

Get the tutorial at Sustain My Craft Habit.

If you’re showcasing a bouquet of flowers, consider swapping the classic glass vase for a mason jar. It gives your table a welcoming, laid-back feel. To add your own decorative touch, wrap it in burlap and tie it with a color-coordinated ribbon that matches your flowers.

Get the tutorial at Sarah Hearts.

You know what’s always striking? Larger-than-life flowers! Since these oversized blooms are made out of paper, they’re easy to construct. And with their big and bold appearance, you won’t have to worry about displaying a lot of them—just one or two is enough to make an impact.

Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess.

Cheerful and bright, tulips are a quintessential spring flower. In this project, use a template to turn crepe paper into life-sized flowers arranged in a moss-covered basket. It’s a centerpiece that’ll last forever—and that you’ll want to showcase year after year.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

Put empty wine bottles to good use by repurposing them as flower vases or candle holders for your spring centerpiece. If you’re using brightly colored bottles, opt for neutral or color-coordinated candles and blooms that won’t compete for attention.

Get the tutorial at Mad in Crafts.