Hi friends and happy Monday! If you’re anything like me, you are scrambling all over the place to accomplish all the things before the kids are out of school for winter break! Are you with me? Mine get out Wednesday and it’s a half day filled with parties and chapel, so tomorrow is really my last full day to accomplish everything! I’m planning my holiday tablescape and changing it up a bit from this post, mainly because I am wanting to attempt another theme that popped into my head, but I may end up going back to this one regardless! Today, I am excited to share two super easy Christmas centerpieces with you!!
First up, is this cute little store bought bouquet! Would you believe that I found the beautiful bunch of flowers at the Costco? I am obsessed. I actually found a similar bouquet at Trader Joe’s last week as well, so chances are, wherever you live, you can recreate this fun centerpiece with a bouquet or similar flowers and greenery! You need one of these VASES. I have 4 of these and use them on a weekly basis! They are the perfect size and height for a table. I like to keep the centerpieces low enough that everyone can see over them! So, all you do is grab your vase and start cutting the stems to fit. Then I just like to place the flowers into the vase and just switch up the flowers and colors, until you achieve the look that you’re going for! It’s super easy and super simple and it makes a big impact! Plus, these arrangements are so very cost effective because you’re doing them yourself! If you can’t find a bouquet with a pine cone, grab one outside and glue it to a stick or a straw and add it in. I love the impact in makes in this centerpiece!
The second arrangement is from THIS POST. It’s another beauty and super simple and again cost effective! I love to take a glass VASE and fill it with cranberries and add hydrangeas, red roses and even greenery. It’s an easy and beautiful way to add some pizazz to any holiday table!
Are you hosting Christmas dinner this year? Which of these centerpieces do you plan on recreating? Have a wonderful Monday! XO!
